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Fine dining at Citron Vert, Changchun. From a culinary perspective, northeast China can be a bit of a shock to the palate of a Westerner. As a visitor or a resident, you soon realise that Chinese food here is worlds apart from the menu and options of the Chinese restaurants you're familiar with back in your home country. Whether you're living in, or visiting Changchun, the novelty of trying street food, or taking a wild guess at what you are ordering in restaurants might never wear off, but there will come a time when... Read More>>
Are you an expat in Changchun tired of shopping for overpriced luxury goods, or cheap copies that scream ‘fake’? Then read on to find the more expat-friendly places to shop. Read More>>
If you are a lover of good coffee, or you just can’t handle the Chinese ice-coffee with sweet milk and a straw, look no further. Here are four quality coffee options in Changchun. Read More>>
Changchun is home to a surprisingly large number of Western-style bars and clubs. However, not all live up to standard. To avoid stumbling into the first dodgy bar you see, we’ve compiled a list of some of Changchun’s favourite expat watering holes. Read More>>
Jinkai is a recently developed economic area in Changchun, east of the city center. It is a sprawling modern suburb that’s not only peaceful and relaxing, but also offers plenty to do. Read More>>
If you know where to look, there are some real hidden gems around Changchun offering a wide selection of foreign imported groceries. For those of you who cannot bear yet another bowl of steamed rice, read on! Read More>>
Changchun has a number of large markets that sell anything from fruit and veg to computers and fake iphones. Mainly visited by in-the-know locals and off the main tourist maps, these markets provide for a fascinating, albeit slightly chaotic, shopping experience. Read More>>
Changchun is famous for its many expansive parks. Nicknamed “A City in the Forest”, Changchun is surrounded by wonderful natural beauty. This article takes you through some of the city’s more unique parks. Read More>>
Jilin's fertile soil and abundant natural resources have allowed for a rich local cuisine... Read More>>
Changchun is a major industrial center in northern China, the capital of Jilin Province,... Read More>>
Changchun is the capital of Jilin province located about an hour and a half by plane... Read More>>
Unsurprisingly for a city dubbed “China's Film City “ a highlight of the entertainment in... Read More>>
