Chongqing

[ickaimp]

David just got a request back for a job interview thingie for a place in Chongqing, China.

Anyone know if it's a good place to live? Yes / no? Espeically for someone who doesn't know any of the language?

[Edit: Thanks for everyone's responses. If the interview goes well and David accepts the job offer, it looks like it would be one of those things that we'd go for a year, see everything we could and head back to Western civilisation. We'll see how it goes.

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[samcurt.livejournal.com]

Just a Wikipedia quote:

The climate is semi-tropical, with the two-season monsoonal variations typical of South Asia. It has hot summers, and the temperature can be as high as 40 C (102F). It is known as one of the "three furnaces" of China, the other two being Wuhan and Nanjing. In the winter, it is wet and warm. While it seldom snows, most days are foggy. During World War II, the frequent dense fogs were welcomed for their protection from Japanese bombing attacks.