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Q: where are most of us foreigners, per capita, beijing, shanghai, guangzhou or just spread all over .

I just came here for the weather,  southern Guangdong............  but today I was sitting waiting in Guangzhou for my wfe and  daughter....  bored  .  so I decided to count white guys ..started with 1  me......   ........  10-15 minutes later I saw 3 black guys, so figured I'd count them too......  started with 3 ..............  ...another 10-15 minutes and decided to count numbers of people going in/out of the mall (Tian he cun) ...60 people per minute is what I came up with and in an hour and a half...........I was the only white guy to be found and the 3 blacks were all I saw.     Saturday afternoon........  there was one guy that I wasn't sure of, middle eastern I suspect, Greek maybe, I don't know. I thought I'd see more!!

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I think Shanghai is number 1.  When I walked the streets there I could almost believe that I wasn't in China anymore for a moment at a time.  I think Beijing is number 2 and Guangzhou is number 3.  Shenzhen might be 3 or 4, I am not sure.

 

But you are right, many a days I had hung out in Tian He and not seen any other foreigners.  But at night, in the clubs, they are all over the place.  

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