The school housing provided by the Wuhu Chinese language school is unbelievably cheap, costing RMB280 per week only – you have your own room, and share a common room, kitchen, toilet with other people. The school has apartments onsite in the school in the city, and those away from the school in the suburbs. My friend stayed in the apartments in the suburbs, about 10-minute taxi ride from the city, costing RMB7. The apartment is very new and spacious, my friend added.
The School offers free lunch to its teachers. If you are students, you pay RMB3 for the lunch. The School hires a cook to prepare lunch for students and teachers.
If you look for some night life in Wuhu, that will be hard. The whole city probably has only one KTV, one bar and one club. And if you want to experience some cultural things, that is even harder.
Recently the city has built a very modern shopping mall featuring some national famous brands. My friend said he was shocked that the whole shopping mall was almost empty throughout the day. The possible explanation is that the local residents still can’t afford the high price that comes with famous brands and up-scale products. On the other hand, the WalMart nearby draws many of the residents for its wide choice of low price groceries and produce.
Wuhu is not a colorful and rich China city like Shanghai or Beijing, but if you want to have a taste of the life in an average China city that is friendly and has a well-run Chinese language school, then this is it.
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The whole city probably has only one KTV, one bar and one club????
Not possible at all. I think you haven’t looked to other places.
Most Chinese young people are crazy on kara OK. There are more than 100 KTV in Wuhu include small ones. I think.
For Bar and Clud . there is a street behind walking street where is full of bars.
Yep, that’s true - for the bars’ region. Unexpectedly nice stuff there.
We even visited a disco club on the main shopping shteet that stayed open until midnight - unbelievable open-mindesness!!! :-D They had 2 remarkably nice and wholly dressed show dancers to cheer up the public and, of course!, a dosen of uniformed (armed) middle-aged men, not higher than an average girl though, to keep a good eye on the merry audience. Hehe.
Wuhu’s not a bad place at all. I mean, when you’ve seen worse. ;)
That club is called Club 1001. You didn’t mention the “bouncing” dance floor! There are two other clubs in Wuhu now, Royal Hero and Baby Face. They’re not in the town centre though, you need a taxi to get to them.
does anyone have the contact details of any of the clubs in wuhu?
please email them to me
thanks
rpjj@yahoo.com
nobody has commented on the very poor living conditions
that u have to live with at aston
the room r either too hot 35 plus or to cold 0 and u have to pay to have heat or ac
the quality of the so call chinese calsses r poor at best
u r also required to perform 10 hours a month of whatever
the owner want u to do
350 rmb a month will get u nothing even if there was an place to go
the free trip amounts to a day traveling to and a day returning and a night in a cheap hotel
pls look further and find some place that u can enjoy
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