Places where second and third tier cities have better quality then first tier
10-12-2018, 08:18 PM
In China there is the language thing. The richer and more westernized the city, the more who speak English. As you go second and third tier, fewer speak English which cuts down yourr options online and can make day&night game fruitless or impossible.
Of you speak conversational Chinese, the that changes, and of you can read Chinese, that's a huge boost to online possibilities.
In live in Jinan, capital of Shandong province. It's livable and plenty of nice women but not really a party to. In one suburb called Changqing (not to be confused with Chongqing) there is Daxue Lu, or literally "University Road" and has about a dozen uniiversities along a strip a few miles long. Roughly in the middle is "University Square" that has heaps of shops and restaurants, a movie there and such. When the weather is nice the place is crawling with thousands of college girls, many in gaggles of tw to five, but most don't speak English.
Depending in your definition, Shenzhen is either first tier it second. There is a whole separate thread/data sheet about it.
Xiamen is the most beautiful city I've seen. Most of it is on an island where there is one light industry so there is virtually not air pollution. Is was there in February and it was 20 degrees C every day. It's sort of touristy and there are a lot of ex-pats there. A fair number of the locals can speak some English. Xia Da is the moderately famous university although there are several more on the mainland portion of the city.
Of you speak conversational Chinese, the that changes, and of you can read Chinese, that's a huge boost to online possibilities.
In live in Jinan, capital of Shandong province. It's livable and plenty of nice women but not really a party to. In one suburb called Changqing (not to be confused with Chongqing) there is Daxue Lu, or literally "University Road" and has about a dozen uniiversities along a strip a few miles long. Roughly in the middle is "University Square" that has heaps of shops and restaurants, a movie there and such. When the weather is nice the place is crawling with thousands of college girls, many in gaggles of tw to five, but most don't speak English.
Depending in your definition, Shenzhen is either first tier it second. There is a whole separate thread/data sheet about it.
Xiamen is the most beautiful city I've seen. Most of it is on an island where there is one light industry so there is virtually not air pollution. Is was there in February and it was 20 degrees C every day. It's sort of touristy and there are a lot of ex-pats there. A fair number of the locals can speak some English. Xia Da is the moderately famous university although there are several more on the mainland portion of the city.