Nanchang means 'a prosperous south part of China'. Being over 2,200 years old, Nanchang is a city with significant historical relevence. As the capital city, it is undoubtedly the political, economic and cultural center of Jiangxi Province. Nanchang belongs to the sub-tropical monsoon climate; therefore it will bring you mild and pleasant weather for almost all the year round.
Nanchang is a beautiful city with the Gan River, the mother river of local people, traversing through the whole city. Water is her soul or in other words water carries all her beauty. Lakes and rivers in or around Nanchang bring a special kind of charm to the city. Nanchang is honored as 'a green pearl in the southern part of China' thanks to its clear water, fresh air and great inner city virescence.
Long and splendid history endows Nanchang with many cultural relics, among which the Tengwang Pavilion is the most famous. It is no exaggeration to say that Tengwang Pavilion is the pride of all the locals in Nanchang. Many men of letters left their handwritings here which tremendously enhance its classical charm.
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Travelers' Voices on Nanchang
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Apr. 3,2009 08:28 Reply
Ms.zong(Chinese) said:
I am a Nanchang girl，I am a museum tour guide,Nanchang folk custom museum.welcome!
Jul. 31,2009 02:43
Mrs.khaled(qatar) replied:
how long is a visitor's visa for in China?
Oct. 25,2009 14:49
Mr.Michael(Ghana) replied:
Hi,
I have just sent my daughter to Nanchang to read Medicine and I hope she will say good thins about Nanchang.
I will establish links with business in Nanchang if her response is good.
Nov. 16,2009 09:12
Mr.Basset(USA) replied:
hello, I am looking for a tour guide in Nanchang. Can you help or do you have other contacts.
Thank you
Nov. 16,2009 09:13
Mr.Basset(USA) replied:
please email to
fred.bassett100@gmail.com
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Oct. 28,2009 09:15 Reply
Mr.Sovatdy(Thailand) said:
I am going to visit Nanchang next month. Can anyone tell me where (in Nanchang) I should visit (temples mountains landscape etc.) what about nightlife? where should I go?
Thanks in advance for the repy
3.
May. 14,2009 02:12 Reply
Mr.Son(Vietnam) said:
I stayed in Nanchang 4 days, in 2004. The City is very nice. I visited a Pavilion that built from Tang Dynasty, and visited some sites of a very famous auto maker: JMC. I wish I have time to get back and see how much it change from my first visit.
Jun. 4,2009 01:03
Mrs.Nana(nanchang) replied:
It change alot science u came first
welcome nanchang again.:)
Oct. 28,2009 08:54
Mr.Ly(Local) replied:
Hi Mr. Son
Please come to visit Nanchang again, and you will find Nanchang is developing very fast even I am local I can't believe it.
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Dec. 16,2008 14:21 Reply
Mr.AHMED(EGYPT) said:
MS. ANONYMOUS,YOU CAN USE A DIRECT TRAIN FROM BEIJING OR SHANGHAI TO NANCHANG,OR FLY FROM ANY OF THE BOTH CITIES TO NANCHANG
MR.SCOTT, NANCHANG IS A CITY THAT YOU ARE ATTRACTED TO ,AND LOVE TO BE THERE WHEN YOU ARE IN CHINA.
Jul. 31,2009 02:42
Mrs.khaled(qatar) replied:
my husband and I are going tomlive in Nanchang. He only has an Egyptian passport (I am Australian). Will he be able to work in china or even start his own business? I will be sponsored by a Singaporean compnay.
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Dec. 26,2008 18:21 Reply
Mr.Stanislaus Moss(Nanchang) said:
I teach here at JUFE in Nanchang and have a had a very plesant quiet and enjoyable time...Jangxi University of Finance and Economics....good university without the usual hassels teachers have in other educational establishments,.. No lesson Plans or Meetings..just pure Teachinf...Teaching Students that REALLY want to learn..makes Teaching more rewarding.
Write to me if you want to know something
Dec. 31,2008 00:01
Mr.Sanusi(Indonesia) replied:
Dear Mr. Stanislaus Moss
I would like to go nanchang and surounding there in January especially in Chinese new year.
Would you like to give some guide if we want to stay there for 5 days. what is the best place to see and enjoy it. what kind of famous food in there and also which is the confortable hotel there.
Jiangxi also close to Nanchang ?
thank you very much if you can help me
I come from Indonesia.
Mar. 8,2009 13:04
Mr.Robert Flinn(USA) replied:
Dear Mr. Moss:
Hello, I am applying for an English teaching position at East China Jiaotong University. Any and all information you could offer me would be greatly appreciated.
Sincerely,
Robert
Mar. 11,2009 21:52
Ms.Klara(Canada) replied:
Hello, I was planning to apply for a teaching position at East China Jiaotong University as well. Have you applied yet? Does anyone have any information about the school?
May. 25,2009 06:50
Mr.James(UK) replied:
Ni Hao / Hello Mr. Moss,
I am thinking of teaching English in Nanching in September. I have a CELTA and a BA & some experience of teaching in China. I was born in Britain, and am 42 years old. Does your uni provide accommodation? I look forward to your reply,
James.
Jun. 15,2009 06:19
Mr.John J Nigro(USA) replied:
Hello Mr Moss
My name is John and I am considering taking a English Teaching Position at Jiangxi College of Foreign Studies in Nanchang. Is that the same University you Teach at? Can you tell me anything of the experience from teaching attire to living there? please respond to jn1963@aol.com
Jul. 23,2009 23:08
Mr.rodney chaney(USA) replied:
I should be moving to Nanchang in early September. I was wondering if other teachers from western countries are enjoying there stay in China.
Jul. 26,2009 19:06
Mrs.Reina Wickliffe(New Zealand) replied:
Hello Mr Moss.
I am applying for a postion as English teacher at Huan China Public University. I am new to teaching, having recently gained my Tesol Cert. so this is all a bit overwhelming. Any info you can give me would be appreciated. Do you know of the Huan University, are there many other English teachers around Jangxi?
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Jun. 22,2009 21:48 Reply
Mr.Martin(Australia) said:
Oh my god! Can't believe me and my gf gonna be there this August to work in a local 5 star hotel..We've been living in Australia for almost 4 years...its gonna be such a drastic change in environment...anyone care to share their experience when they first got there? cheers!
Jul. 23,2009 23:02
Mr.rodney chaney(usa) replied:
Im supposed to be moving to Nanchang in September. How has your experience been?
Please give me some feedback
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Jul. 22,2009 22:02 Reply
Ms.CHRISDAE(Philippines) said:
I'm going to teach in Nanchang for a year, dunno what it will be like. Just arrived here last Tuesday.
I don't know anything about in Nanchang. Hoping it's going to fine....
8.
Mar. 23,2009 23:02 Reply
Mr.Martin Papp(USA) said:
I am an American musician and would like to play music in Nanchang. I write all original music on guitar and piano. Are there performance opportunities in Nanchang?
Jul. 18,2009 02:54
Mr.Li(China) replied:
I am local,but I don't think the citizens in Nanchang will not pour more attention to foreign music.As fas as I concerned,they prefer Chinese ones.Maybe some international metropolis like Shanghai or Beijing,you will get more oppotunities.Meanwhile,you can upload some of them into Chinese online vedio like youku,tudou,then you will be famous.
9.
Jul. 13,2009 11:45 Reply
Mr.JO(USA) said:
I'm going to be in Nanchang next week. What should I see? What kind of shopping?
Thanks!
JO
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Jul. 6,2009 06:11 Reply
Mr.Fernando Faustino(Portugal ) said:
Hello everybody
Can anyone pls tell me what is the nearest sea port from nanchang?
Thks for yr reply
Best Regards
Fernando
Jul. 7,2009 22:31
Mr.Jerry replied:
That should be Fuzhou in Fujian, possiblly. Nanchan is in Jiangxi, which is not a coastal province.