Living standards in Hangzhou are better than Hohot or for that matter the Chinese hinterland as a whole, although in general air quality in all Chinese cities is poor. I hear that a proposal was put forward at the recent 'two meetings' to extend the public heating system into Southern China which would be a welcome relief from the cold and damp San Migs described. It really does get into your bones!
If environment/pollution is a major factor in her choosing a destination then 2nd tier cities in wealthy provinces often provide cleaner living (although it is always relative to what you're used to i guess!)
She can get immunised against certain strains of pneumonia as well as influenza which might help.
- EF Hohhot -- Hermes -- 2012-03-05
- Re: EF Hohhot -- Job -- 2013-10-23
- Re: EF Hohhot -- John O'Shei -- 2013-10-24
- Re: EF Hohhot -- job -- 2014-04-02
- Re: EF Hohhot -- Job -- 2013-10-24
- Re: EF Hohhot -- John O'Shei -- 2013-10-25
- Re: EF Hohhot -- Job -- 2013-10-24
- Re: EF Hohhot -- job -- 2014-04-02
- Re: EF Hohhot -- Aus -- 2013-09-21
- Re: EF Hohhot -- John O’Shei -- 2013-09-21
- Re: EF Hohhot -- Aus -- 2013-09-21
- Re: EF Hohhot -- John O'Shei -- 2013-09-22
- Re: EF Hohhot -- Aus -- 2013-09-21
- Re: EF Hohhot -- San Migs -- 2012-03-06
- Re: EF Hohhot -- D FLYNN -- 2012-03-19
- Re: EF Hohhot -- San Migs -- 2012-03-19
- Re: EF Hohhot -- Magister -- 2012-03-20
- Re: EF Hohhot -- San Migs -- 2012-03-19
- Re: EF Hohhot -- John O'Shei -- 2013-10-24
- Re: EF Hohhot -- Job -- 2013-10-23