Life in Nanjing

Nanjing is the capital of the Jiangsu Province and lies on the south bank of the Yangtze River. In China's long history Nanjing was known as the capital City of Six or Ten Dynasties.

It is a city teeming with culture and history - one of its most famous sights is The Confucius Temple which is surrounded by a bustling area of shops and restaurants housed within buildings of traditional Chinese architecture.

Another tourist must see is the Nanjing Museum - this is home to over 400,000 pieces including around 2,000 rare artifacts.

Although steeped in culture and history Nanjing is a thriving developing metropolis with excellent road links to other major cities in China.

It's shopping malls - skyscrapers and luxury hotels put it on a par with Beijing and Shanghai - you can find many well-known brand names within the commercial part of the city - easily reached by use of the excellent transport links found within the city itself.

The average temperatures in Nanjing range from 28 degrees Fahrenheit in January to 92 degrees Fahreheit in August.

Due to the large number of Universities and Colleges throughout Nanjing teachers and students of all races and nationalities are welcomed - the people of China are amongst the friendliest in the World - people are keen to swap cultures and knowledge with the Western World.

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