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Q: Why choose to live in Shanghai?

Just wondering why some of us would want to live in Shanghai instead of other cities or towns in China.

 

I understand that some of us have jobs that bring us there and we don't have much choice. But let's say for teachers who can work wherever they want in China, why choose Shanghai?

 

What are the benefits of being in Shanghai?

 

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Shifu

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  You can buy Subway sandwiches there. I've also heard the best live jazz i've heard in ages, in the centre of Shanghai. Only had to pay 50 yuan for a bottle of beer, to be able to stand there and enjoy it too. But i'd move there for the sandwiches.

Thakkudu:

Subway is there in most 2nd tier cities...

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Gaohao:

  Haha, I don't actually know what that means. I mean, I live in Nanning and that's the capital of Guangxi. So what's that then, 2nd tiered? 1st tiered? 4th? 5th? No idea.

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GuilinRaf:

To each his/her/it's own.....

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Gaohao:

  Ok, well that's helpful.

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I like Beijing....

AND we can get Subway here too....

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