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All About Hangzhou, China - Reddit
r/hangzhou: All things Hangzhou (杭州), China. Hi there, I'm planning to visit Hangzhou in May for 9 days. I'm interested in tea and cooking, so visiting longjing is definitely on my list and so is visiting shaoxing to get wine (and it looks like a beautiful city too!) A few questions I have, that I hope you guys with better local knowledge would be able to answer: How would I go about ...
Pros and cons of Shanghai, Hangzhou, Guangzhou? - Reddit
Hangzhou: Less expensive, more relaxed, good university, but less international (?) Guangzhou: Less expensive while still being a large metropolis/tier 1 city, slower paced I’ve spent the past decade going back and forth between London and Bangkok, so living abroad/big cities and insane cost of living aren’t new to me.
Is Hangzhou worth a daytrip? : r/shanghai - Reddit
Hangzhou Definitely needs ur “worth”. It is the top suitable living city in China, in terms of living environment and convenience of life. U can see nice mountains surrounding the West Lake and nice local food there. BYW, there is a saying in China for more than thousand years that u can see haven in the sky, and u can see Hangzhou on earth. That’s why I strongly recommend u and ur wife ...
Coming to Hangzhou -- What to expect? : r/chinalife - Reddit
Hangzhou is a beautiful city. I live in Shanghai but if I was to move to another city in China Hangzhou would definitely be at the top of my list. As a large provincial capital in Eastern China it'll have pretty much any amenity you can get in any of China's biggest cities.
Trip report from 2 days in Hangzhou. : r/tea - Reddit
On my trip to Hangzhou even though I didn’t need more, I chose to buy some tea from the happy old man sitting in his folding chair in his driveway selling his tea after a hard days work. Regardless of the quality, it was some of the best tea I got on my trip and enjoyed it every time I opened the little tin he packed it in for me.
Accommodation suggestions for Hangzhou : r/shanghai - Reddit
Hi! Looking for suggestions for interesting / unique accommodations to stay in Hangzhou / West lake area! :) Also, how many days would you guys suggest for exploring Hangzhou in a leisurely fashion? I will be with my parents and some aunts. TIA!
Cost of living Hangzhou : r/chinalife - Reddit
University job offer. 8600, free accommodations 18hrs a week. This is for me and my wife. I have zero experience teaching. Is this to little? I’m not finding a lot of luck with university jobs paying more then 9k for no experience. And also how is the cost of living in Hangzhou. We live fairly cheap also. Share Add a Comment Sort by: Best Open comment sort options Best Top New Controversial ...
Choosing between Hangzhou and Shanghai for living, stuck ... - Reddit
Hangzhou is lovely and would be cheaper than Shanghai but the traffic is awful - at times it approaches gridlock. Additionally, it's nowhere near as sophisticated as Shanghai. Further, it takes around 45 minutes to get to Shanghai from Hangzhou by train. Why not consider other locations such as Suzhou?
Thoughts on Hangzhou for living as a foreigner : r/China - Reddit
Hangzhou is a fine city by Chinese standards but, even though it recently held a summit welcoming world leaders, it isn't as internationalized as the tier-1 cities that are Shanghai, Beijing, Shenzhen or Guangzhou.
Chengdu or Hangzhou? : r/chinalife - Reddit
Hangzhou is mostly an old city, the food is tastier than in Suzhou though. These two are full of tea shops, old people taking care of kids, and beautiful gardens and homes - but expat bar wise they're a bit lacking nowadays.
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