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Q: Who's in JiangMen city of GuangDong province?

My company sent me to Jiang Men city of GuangDong province for two weeks. How is that city? Any fun thing to do? Prefer something internationally. FYI:Anyone wants to hang out with me there?

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Jiangmen? International? You've got to be kidding, they don't even have a BK! Even Zhongshan nearby, a bigger city, doesn't even have a BK.

 

At weekends you're better going to Guangzhou if you want something "internationally". Try the bar street in Liede, Xingsheng Lu.

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Turkish...

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Draught Carlsberg

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You won't find draught carlsberg in the Turkish restaurants there! 

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The shop opposite sells cans wink

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Jiangmen? International? You've got to be kidding, they don't even have a BK! Even Zhongshan nearby, a bigger city, doesn't even have a BK.

 

At weekends you're better going to Guangzhou if you want something "internationally". Try the bar street in Liede, Xingsheng Lu.

Shining_brow:

Turkish...

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ScotsAlan:

Draught Carlsberg

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Hotwater:

You won't find draught carlsberg in the Turkish restaurants there! 

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ScotsAlan:

The shop opposite sells cans wink

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