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Q: Anyone ever swam in a river/lake in China?

I'm sure I'm gonna all the obvious pollution-related answers for this question, but I'm wondering if anyone has at all? The locals seem to love to take a dip in the various lakes and rivers here (though I'm sure they're oblivious to the risks) but what about you guys? Ever done it? Lived to tell the tale?

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I dipped my hand in the Li River, nothing happened, still have the hand.

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The locals are also dying of cancer and an increasing rate. I would stay out of the water almost anywhere in this country. Do not even want to dip my feet in the South China Sea

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Swam in (not across) the Songhua in Harbin.

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No. I have too much respect for my body (despite it's outward appearance) to risk immersing it in water that could possibly harm it more.

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