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Lord_hanson

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Q: Has anyone lived or worked in Huludao before?

Hi all, my question is has anyone every lived or worked in Huludao, Liaoning. I have been there many times before but I am curious whether anyone has lived there for sometime? I am hoping to move there sometime in the future and I was wondering if anyone had any experience of it? I have been in Tianjin for a long time but I have had enough of the pollution in big cities.

10 years 3 weeks ago in General - China

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funbeijing

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Hotwater:

Meant to down vote you then! Stop it!

9 years 42 weeks ago

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BobC:

PERMA-BAN!!, the front page is being flooded with old posts

9 years 42 weeks ago

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Lord_hanson:

What does the wink mean? If you have lived there in the past then please can you tell me what you thought about living there.

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