Hey all,

I'm traveling to Nanjing first time and Looking for suggestions to explore the city.

Anyone can advise? Thanks!

Hi, this is Ariana from NanjingGO, where we organize or co-organize various events to make our foreign friends more included in Nanjing city.

Starting from May, we've been hosting Chinese corner every Friday for one hour, 5:00-6:00pm. After 6 PM, we switch languages to English corner hosted by Meet-town Mall!

This week, we will talk about the 「World Cup」. Whether you are a hardcore football fan or just want to practice spoken Chinese and meet new friends, you are warmly welcome!

Hi everyone! I just got my admission letter from NFU and am looking for any future campus-mate to connect with 🤍 I haven't had the chance to visit the campus so a 学姐 or 学长 would be nice to have!)

Anybody know where I could watch World Cup games in English here? Any info would be greatly appreciated 🙏

Hi! My name is **月琳** **(Yuèlín)**. I’ll be visiting Shanghai in a few months and I’m looking to make new friends.
I’m currently learning Mandarin, so I’d love to meet people who are willing to help me practice. In return, I’d be happy to help you practice English!
If you’d like to chat or become friends, feel free to add me on WeChat.
**WeChat ID:** **Yuelin_language**
I can’t wait to meet new people and experience Shanghai!

Xuanwu Lake | Jiangning | Fuzimiao

Hello! I’ve been in Nanjing for a few months and am looking for fellow runners and/or social groups. I like to run around Xuanwu lake :) and occasionally go to the climbing gym. I’m 26F from the U.S.. If anyone has a good Wechat group for foreigners lmk

Hi everyone! I'll be studying in Nanjing soon and wanted to get some opinions on my budget.

My accommodation is covered by my school, so my main expenses will be food, transportation, and other day-to-day costs. I'm hoping to keep my spending under 7,000 RMB per month, ideally including some weekend or short trips to other parts of China.

Does that seem like a realistic budget, or is it too high or too low? I'm perfectly happy eating a good portion of my meals in the university dining hall and don't plan on spending extravagantly, but I'd also like to take advantage of the opportunity to explore China while I'm there.

Thanks in advance for any advice!

Hi im Vic, im 24 from Texas wanting to make Chinese friends and learn more about china and Chinese culture

I've applied to both of these universities and has already received an admission email from Nanjing university (Expecting Fudan soon as well -3rd review rn).

I hope someone could provide their insights between these two universities Chinese Language Program?

The information I currently have is that Fudan is far from the city center and everything is expensive while Nanjing University has nearly the same tuition fee but cheaper everything + located near city center.

I'm hoping that anyone could share their insight! Tysm

searching reliable Chinese marriage agencies

thx

loving NanJing

I am going to start my masters in NJUST, i am a foreigner and this would be my first time travelling and living abroad. I am excited and yet nervous, idk how things would go? Homesickness? What would i do? Will i be bullied, being a minor? Is there anyone who can tell me what to do? Btw i am from Pakistan. I always had that rosy image of going abroad and studying, making friends having a life and studying and getting a good lifestyle, is that all a myth?

如题，我们可以聊一聊？

As the title says, is anyone interested in chatting about it?

Affordable for a uni student if possible, thank you!

Hello! I was wondering if including rent for two (1 bed) 5000rmb would be enough! Thank you so much.

Есть ли ребята поступившие в этом году на учебу в университете в Нанкин? Давайте подружимся и будем проводить время вместе и набираться опыта.

Hi everyone,

I’m an international student considering applying to Nanjing Medical University’s English-taught MBBS program and would love to hear from current students or recent graduates.

I have a few questions:

1) How is the overall quality of teaching in the MBBS program?

2) Are the lecturers supportive of international students?

3) How much Chinese do you actually need during the clinical years and internship?

4) How is the clinical training and hospital exposure compared to other Chinese medical universities?

5) What is student life like in Nanjing as an international student?

6) How are the dormitories, campus facilities, libraries, laboratories, and sports facilities?

7) Did you feel welcomed and supported by the university?

8) Looking back, would you choose NMU again?

I’m especially interested in honest experiences—the good and the bad.

Thank you in advance for sharing your experiences🙏

Hello! I was wondering if I could connect with some older students who study at NJMU! thank you so much :)

Hi everyone! I am going to Nanjing next year and i am looking at a buffet recommendation in Nanjing for dinner! Tried to search online but there are not many recommendations on buffet (maybe buffet isnt a thing there). I am staying at Yebu Qinhuai SSAW hotel (if its possible not too far from here!).

Would love to have the following cuisines if possible!

-seafood and sashimi

-cooked seafood

-crawfish

- durian (if can)

- good spread of food, chinese or international

Good to have but not needed:

-Caviar, oyster

Thank you!!!

I'm actually from Canada, but I've seen some Instagram and YouTube content from foreigners cycling and walking across cities in China, specifically Wang's record. One creator in particular, Adnan Khandakar, posts some nice cinematic shots. I was curious about the specific locations shown in these videos. From some searches, I found Lingyuan, Zhiwuyuan, Huanling Road, and the Wutong Park area.

Does anyone have resources for cycling in this area, such as tour groups or rentals for foreigners? I've never been to Asia, but I've always wanted to visit China, and these locations look stunning. Apologies if this is a common question. If there's a similar post or a better subreddit with information someone could point me to, that'd be great.

As an aside, I'm very interested in brutalist architecture and nature photography, looking for similar areas that would be worth checking out. (Not in China, but I also love these creators from Japan: Nagomi Japan, Yurara Sarara, Nature Sounds nagomi, Harukawa Film Works).

Any places to recommend? Thank you