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Q: Moving company from Beijing to Shanghai?

So I've been promoted and am moving to Shanghai for good! Problem is, I've bought a whole truck load (literally) of furniture, clothes and other random stuff while in Beijing and can't leave it behind. Any advice on how to get all my stuff to Shanghai? Can I hire a moving company to do this?

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http://www.echinacities.com/beijing/listing/allied-pickfords-ltd-beijing...

Allied Pickfords Ltd., Beijing Office

Address:Rm.812,Bldg A,Spaces International Center, 8 Dongdaqiao Lu, Chaoyang District,Beijing
北京市朝阳区东大桥路8号尚都国际中心A座812室
Contact:010 5870 1133 (Tel)

Website: http://www.alliedpickfords.com.cn

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