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Accommodation
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If you study in China, living on campus could be your frist choice.
Frist, it's very safe and will set your relatives' mind at rest. Secondly,
it's relative economical. The cost on accommodation is lower than
other ways. Thirdly, it gives you more chance to make friends and
get to know more about China.
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Transportation
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Nanjing is capital of East China's Jiangsu Province. Due to its
geographical location on the bank of the Yangtze River, and close to
the Grand Canal, Nanjing has long been considered one of the
country's easiest cities to reach. Modern infrastructure, like state-of-the-art highways, railways and an airport.
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Dining
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The food of Nanjing is classified under the more encompassing
Jiangsu cuisine (su cai) or Huaiyang cuisine. Close proximity to the
river, large freshwater shrimp and fish are prevalent on Nanjing
menus, while duck and pork are more familiar than beef. Other
common ingredients include bamboo shoots, pears, dates.
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Shopping
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Nanjing's main shopping areas are concentrated around downtown
Xinjiekou (central), Confucius Temple (south) and Hunan Road
(north). For a little evening shopping bliss, head down to the
rambling Matai Jie night market for clothes, DVDs, trinkets, home
appliances, snack vendors and even pets.
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More useful links
Banks in Nanjing
Consulates in Nanjing
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