Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)18:40 No.9480193

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)18:40 No.9480193

>>9480146 (OP)
Harbin, Beijing.

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)18:42 No.9480243

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)18:42 No.9480243

Replies: >>9481202

But it's not fastest growing economy

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)18:42 No.9480245

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)18:42 No.9480245

Beijing
Shanghai
Guangzhou
Hong Kong

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)18:43 No.9480283

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)18:43 No.9480283

Beijing
Shanghai
Chengdu
Nanjing

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)18:43 No.9480292

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)18:43 No.9480292

Replies: >>9480542

Tsingtao, Shanghai, Beijing, Macau, Hong Kong, Shenzen, (Taipei)

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)18:45 No.9480323

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)18:45 No.9480323

Beijing
Shanghai
Hong Kong
Guangzhou
Zhengzhou
Hangzhou
Chengdu
Xi'an

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)18:45 No.9480324

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)18:45 No.9480324

Beijing
Nanjing
Shanghai
Guangzhou
Guangdong
Shenzhen
Nanjiang
Sanya
Xiamen

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)18:45 No.9480332

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)18:45 No.9480332

Beijing
Shenzhen
Shanghai
Taipei

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)18:46 No.9480383

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)18:46 No.9480383

Replies: >>9480407

Pekinas
Šanchajus
Guangdžou

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)18:47 No.9480403

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)18:47 No.9480403

Beijing
Shanghai
Hong Kong
Taipei
Nanjing
Linfen

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)18:47 No.9480407

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)18:47 No.9480407

Replies: >>9480700

>>9480383
what is this?

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)18:48 No.9480421

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)18:48 No.9480421

Chengdu
Erlian
Hong Kong
Beijing
Guangzhou
Fuzhou
Shenzhen
Shanghai
Honhot
Dalian
Qingdao
Nanjing
Xi'an
Ningbo
Ordos
Urumqi
Changan
Wenzhou

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)18:50 No.9480491

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)18:50 No.9480491

Replies: >>9481190

kunming
anshun
harbin
dalian
dunhuang
turpan
urumqi
hotan
kuta
guiyang
guilin
yangshuo
shanghai
beijing
guangzhou
hong kong
xining
qingdao
shenyang
fuzhou
shenzhen
wuhan
chongqing
chengdu
lijiang
dali
hangzhou
nanjing
tianjin
changsha
xiamen
xi'an
erenhot
lhasa
yichang
shigatse

off the top of the dome, i've been to most of these

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)18:52 No.9480538

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)18:52 No.9480538

Replies: >>9480576

Hong Kong
Beijing
Macau
Guangzhou
Shanghai
Chengdu
Xiamen
Wuhan
Chongqing

I'm always amazed of how many big city's there are people never heard of. And the little news that comes from China.
So people yet so little happening?

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)18:52 No.9480542

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)18:52 No.9480542

>>9480292
>(Taipei)
OMGOAMSDALKJSGLKAJNFSLKSALKGJBALKSBFLAS

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)18:53 No.9480576

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)18:53 No.9480576

Replies: >>9480634

>>9480538
First town I ever visited in China was a little border outpost town called Mengla, just north of Laos. I asked an english teacher there (chinese guy) how many people lived in this town - he said 400,000.

That's the population of the capital of New Zealand...

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)18:54 No.9480588

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)18:54 No.9480588

Replies: >>9480715

>All these anons not knowing about Harbin
>Harbin (Chinese: 哈尔滨;) is the capital and largest city of Heilongjiang Province in Northeast China, as well as the tenth most populated city in the People's Republic of China.
>Harbin, which is originally a Manchu word meaning "a place for drying fishing nets", grew from a small rural settlement on the Songhua River to become one of the largest cities in Northeast China. Founded by Russia in 1898 with the coming of the Trans-Manchurian Railway, today known as the Chinese Eastern Railway, the city first prospered as a region inhabited by an overwhelming majority of the Jewish immigrants. It is known for its bitterly cold winters and is often called the "Ice City." Harbin is notable for its beautiful ice sculptures in winter and its Russian legacy, and it still plays an important part in Sino-Russian trade today. In the 1920s, the city was considered China's fashion capital since new designs from Paris and Moscow reached there first before arriving in Shanghai. In 2010, it was declared a UNESCO "City of Music".

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)18:54 No.9480611

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)18:54 No.9480611

Replies: >>9480712 >>9481284 >>9485543

Eat dogs
Shit on the street
Absurd laws
overpopulated shithole
A lot of areas are very fucking poor
Also no morals.

I'd say it would make a great crater for the next time USA feels a little bored

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)18:54 No.9480615

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)18:54 No.9480615

Chengde
Kashgar
Urumqi
Harbin
Shenyang
Dalian
Shanghai
Beijing
Tianjin
Wuhan
Lanzhou
Xiamen
Changsha
Guangzhou
Chengdu
Xian
Lhasa
Kunming
Chengdu
Chongching
Shenzhen
Wenzhou
Hotou
Fuzhou
Qingdao
Suifenhe

Not bad I think

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)18:55 No.9480634

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)18:55 No.9480634

>>9480576

Exactly.
On wikipedia you can also read things like the city has this many thousands of people living here but if you count the near surroudings its millions

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)18:58 No.9480700

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)18:58 No.9480700

>>9480407
Cities of China.

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)18:58 No.9480712

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)18:58 No.9480712

Replies: >>9480852 >>9480876 >>9481053 >>9485460

>>9480611
The west has to finish kicking the Muslim's heads in first. I'll give credit to Bush here, the idea to fight the War on Terror in the Middle East instead of in European cities was fucking genius.
The Chinese are pencilled in for 2050-60, round about when the Saudi oil-for-jihad is due to end.

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)18:58 No.9480715

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)18:58 No.9480715

>>9480588

That place is just too damn cold.

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)19:05 No.9480852

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)19:05 No.9480852

>>9480712
Calm down keyboard warrior

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)19:06 No.9480876

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)19:06 No.9480876

Replies: >>9480912 >>9481053

>>9480712
>he doesn't know china will never be a superpower

Lel

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)19:06 No.9480886

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)19:06 No.9480886

Replies: >>9484944 >>9486648

I've been to Beijing

Worst city on earth

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)19:07 No.9480912

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)19:07 No.9480912

Replies: >>9481164

>>9480876
but... they will be.

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)19:08 No.9480922

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)19:08 No.9480922

Replies: >>9481060 >>9484944

and guys China will be a superpower but they will never exceed what the US was at its strongest. Too many uneducated peasants and strange political ideas

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)19:09 No.9480946

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)19:09 No.9480946

>>9480146 (OP)

Nanjing
Chengdu
Changsha
Chongqing
Beijing
Shanghai
Zhenjiang
Yangzhou
Dalian
Guangzhou
Harbin
Tianjin
Hangzhou

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)19:12 No.9481019

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)19:12 No.9481019

>>9480146 (OP)
Hong Kong
Macau (which must be destroyed)
Xing Pao
Xaolin
Shengdong
Peking/Bejing
Guandong
Sheng Xing

Also
>china
>growing economy
I_don't_think_so_Tim.jpg

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)19:12 No.9481034

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)19:12 No.9481034

Replies: >>9481122

>>9480146 (OP)
Are you still mad from the thread yesterday? Anyways.

>Beijing
>Shanghai
>Heijian
>Xinjiang
>Yaoming
>Jackichan
>Jetli
>Bruceli
>Taiwan
>Bangkok
>New Delhi
>Pustun
>New York
>Dallas
>Sacramento
>Seattle
>Vancourver
>Toronto
>Montreal
>FUCK YOU

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)19:13 No.9481053

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)19:13 No.9481053

Replies: >>9481220 >>9481313 >>9485647

>>9480712
>>9480876
>he doesn't know china will never be a superpower
>shit posting about shit you don't know with terms you don't know
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Superpower
>A superpower is a state with a dominant position in the international system which has the ability to influence events and its own interests and project power on a worldwide scale to protect those interests. A superpower is traditionally considered to be a step higher than a great power.
Post ww2 had 3 superpowers UK USSR and USA

If you think about it, without USA around who's the biggest baddest country around? China is clearly tiers above everyone else. It is already on the verge if not already in superpower status.

Don't mix up superpower with hyperpower.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hyperpower

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)19:14 No.9481060

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)19:14 No.9481060

>>9480922
remove peasant
create a border between the major cities and peasant lands
now every city can be similar to HK or a close wannabe

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)19:14 No.9481061

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)19:14 No.9481061

Replies: >>9481239 >>9481260

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21 KB JPG

Uruguay is a rising superpower and fastest growing economy. Without cheating, how many cities of Uruguay can you name?

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)19:14 No.9481063

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)19:14 No.9481063

Peking

i'm out

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)19:15 No.9481090

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)19:15 No.9481090

beijing
harbin
guangzhou
shenzen
foshan
xian
nanjing
shanghai
lhasa
urumqi

hong kong sar
macau sar

taipei

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)19:16 No.9481103

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)19:16 No.9481103

Replies: >>9481177

Beijing
Nanking
Shanghai
Shenzen
Canton
Lhasa
Whatever Port Arthur is called now

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)19:16 No.9481122

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)19:16 No.9481122

>>9481034
u wot m8

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)19:17 No.9481134

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)19:17 No.9481134

Replies: >>9481153 >>9481221

Beijing
Hong Kong
Nip Nong
Ning Nong
Ching Chonh
Wonga Wingu
Whitu Piggu
Hingy Honga
Bonga Bonga

how did I do?

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)19:17 No.9481148

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)19:17 No.9481148

>>9480146 (OP)

Beijing
Shanghai
Urumqi (?)
Nanjing
Xi'An
Kunming
Kashgar
Harbin
Guangzhou
Chengdu

I'm probably expected to know more since I study chinese studies..eh.

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)19:18 No.9481151

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)19:18 No.9481151

Replies: >>9481177 >>9481315

Beijing
Shanghai
Guangzhou
Chongqing
Hong Kong
Lhasa
Mukden
Nanking
Luzhou
Liaoning or something like that
Is Macao a city?
Thats really it. Port Arthur got renamed probably.

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)19:18 No.9481153

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)19:18 No.9481153

>>9481134

forgot Sweet and Sour Pork

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)19:18 No.9481164

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)19:18 No.9481164

Replies: >>9481388

>>9480912
Nope

Many reasons such as ageing population, internal instability, flawed economy, lack of resources, corruption, pollution

Plus, china relies on shipments to its east coast
Check out a map, it is surrounded by Island chain, Japan, Okinawa, Taiwan, Phillipines, Indonesia, Singapore
All US has to do is place a navy blockade outside the island link and china is cut off, even if china had a good navy (it doesn't its crap) it would be difficult to move outside the island chain and engage the US navy

China will be strong nation one day but never in position to challenge America

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)19:18 No.9481167

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)19:18 No.9481167

Replies: >>9485631

Chingchong
Dingdong
Fingeling
Pingping
Pongping
Bingbong

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)19:19 No.9481177

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)19:19 No.9481177

>>9481151
>>9481103

Just looked it up, Port Arthur is part of a city called Dalian now

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)19:19 No.9481190

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)19:19 No.9481190

>>9480491

why don't you share a story or two.
e.g. which one in your opinion was the best (from the tourist's perspective)?

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)19:20 No.9481202

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)19:20 No.9481202

Replies: >>9485115

>>9480243

9.5 percent every year for the past decade? Pretty fast to me.

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)19:21 No.9481220

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)19:21 No.9481220

Replies: >>9481265

>>9481053
Key words here are 'project power worldwide to protect interests'

China cannot and won't any time soon be able to do this

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)19:21 No.9481221

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)19:21 No.9481221

>>9481134

Bonga Bonga is in Africa, it's due east of Oonga Bonga

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)19:22 No.9481239

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)19:22 No.9481239

>>9481061
Montevideo
I live on Montevideo street.

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)19:22 No.9481260

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)19:22 No.9481260

>>9481061

i know only montevideo.
are there any more important cities there?

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)19:22 No.9481265

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)19:22 No.9481265

>>9481220
China's trying to colonize Africa, but they're pissing off the locals. Realistically, you can promise some locals $500 to kill Chinese people and they'll be happy to do it.

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)19:23 No.9481284

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)19:23 No.9481284

Replies: >>9481336 >>9481349 >>9481507

>>9480611
have sex with dogs
eat surstromming fish shit
jesus cross on flag
underpopulated shithole
heavy metal
absolutely no culture

maybe we should nuke you?

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)19:24 No.9481313

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)19:24 No.9481313

>>9481053
China already does. It's the largest exporter, treasury holder, 2nd largest economy, etc

The only nation that matches it is USA. China does not have to beat USA to be a super power.

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)19:24 No.9481314

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)19:24 No.9481314

USA is a declining superpower and stagnating economy. Without cheating, how many cities of USA can you name?

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)19:24 No.9481315

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)19:24 No.9481315

Replies: >>9481328 >>9481353

>>9481151
macau is a sar. so is hong kong.

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)19:24 No.9481318

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)19:24 No.9481318

>>9480146 (OP)
Beijing
Shanghai
Hong Kong
Macao
Harbin
Xi'an
Lhasa
Chongqing
Kaifeng
Nanjing

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)19:25 No.9481328

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)19:25 No.9481328

Replies: >>9481610

>>9481315
Hong Kong is a city though too isn't it?

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)19:25 No.9481336

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)19:25 No.9481336

>>9481284
You forgot niggerloving homosexuals.

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)19:26 No.9481349

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)19:26 No.9481349

>>9481284

mad chink detected

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)19:26 No.9481353

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)19:26 No.9481353

Replies: >>9481388 >>9481756

>>9481315
Uyghuristan is a SAR and the chinese government oppresses the fuck out of them. Which always confuses me as to why the Taliban haven't bombed some Chinese airports.

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)19:27 No.9481375

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)19:27 No.9481375

>>9480146 (OP)
Beijing
Ching Chong
Hong Kong
King Kong
Moscow
New York
Washington
Seattle
Toronto
Montevideo
Rome

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)19:27 No.9481376

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)19:27 No.9481376

Replies: >>9481433 >>9482310

> Without cheating, how many cities of China can you name?

we used to have a test to recall all provincial capitals by heart

>but I never even remember how many provinces there are

The big 2: Beijing, Shanghai
Coastal former colonies: Hong Kong, Guangzhou, Dalien, Qingdao, Tienjing (former colonies are recited in history), Harbin (not coastal)

Our neighbors: Shenzhen, Fuzhou, Xiamen, Shantou

Along the long river: Nanjing, Wuchang-Hankou, Chungqing, Chengdu

Historic capital: Xi'an, Luoyang,

Randomly remembered inland cities: Kunming, Laza, Urumqi (can't spell this)

about 20.

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)19:27 No.9481385

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)19:27 No.9481385

Hong Kong
Moscow
Atlanta

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)19:28 No.9481388

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)19:28 No.9481388

Replies: >>9481476

>>9481164
why would the US put a navy blockade around china? i mean the only situation where that arises is if the US needs to go to war with china because china tried to go to war with a neighbor.

this situation is unlikely as china's money is still primarily export and economy driven until maybe 2030-2040.

>>9481353
because uyghurs are dumb as fuck and nobody wants them to begin with.

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)19:30 No.9481433

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)19:30 No.9481433

Replies: >>9481949

>>9481376

that's a nice way to remember them

Are there ever any relevant news from Urumqi and Kasghar in the taiwanese media?

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)19:30 No.9481446

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)19:30 No.9481446

Do we include ghost cities?

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)19:32 No.9481476

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)19:32 No.9481476

>>9481388
Except the reality is at the moment china are simply paying to keep people employed , they cannot sell their exports because wages are going up too high and becoming uncompetitive
Lots of the exporting businesses are losing money and govt just props them up with loans

Even the Uk and France have better navies than china, it can never be a superpower without ability to project military force worldwide and for that you need a top navy
US is so far ahead of china, It has battle carrier groups, china has 1 refurbished carrier

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)19:33 No.9481506

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)19:33 No.9481506

Replies: >>9482959

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43 KB PNG

Pekin
Harbin
Shanghai
Nanking
Guanzhou
Hong Kong
Macau
Shengdu
Xiamen
Taipei
Korea
Japan

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)19:33 No.9481507

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)19:33 No.9481507

Replies: >>9481535

>>9481284
>England
>Culture
What?
Satire?
Maybe the pakis will bring something for you.

You enjoy the gypsies m9.

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)19:33 No.9481521

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)19:33 No.9481521

Beijing
Shang Hai
Saigon
Kyoto
Moscow
Glasgow
Caracas
San Juan
Johannesburg

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)19:34 No.9481535

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)19:34 No.9481535

Replies: >>9481636

>>9481507

Do realize you are also a target for Islamic immigration.

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)19:37 No.9481610

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)19:37 No.9481610

>>9481328
sometimes its considered as a city, because of its size. both hk and macau have their own flags judiciary, passports, currencies, coast guard, police force etc etc etc. however, they have no say in diplomatic relations and national defense. those are beijings responsibilities.

they are sort of like city states, but are officially called "special administrative regions". sort of like what gibraltar is to us.

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)19:38 No.9481636

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)19:38 No.9481636

>>9481535
There's a new wave of romanian and other gypsies heading for England 2014.

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)19:39 No.9481652

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)19:39 No.9481652

Beijing
Shanghai
Nanjing
Harbin
Shenyang
Jilin
Qingdao
Guangzhou
Zhuhai
Macau
Hong Kong
Nanyang
Xian
Fuzhou
Chengdu
Urumqi
Lhasa
Tianjin

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)19:44 No.9481756

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)19:44 No.9481756

>>9481353
>implying turks and persians are real muslims
>implying the taliban gives a shit about turkish pagans

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)19:44 No.9481758

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)19:44 No.9481758

guangzhou, nanjing, shanghai, beijing, xian, hong kong, chengdu
that's good enough
at least i know how to pronounce them

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)19:54 No.9481949

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)19:54 No.9481949

Replies: >>9484944

>>9481433
we don't hear alot from Kashgar. but we follow the wetstern interest and report urumuqi riots.

add a few more
>Along the long river: Shenzhen, Dongguan, Wenzhou, Nanjing, Wuchang-Hankou, Chungqing, Chengdu

These are places where Taiwanese business go.

There are more but I don't know them by heart. I should have studied harder if I knew this is going to be relevant now.

we used to have another test question called "train ticket question": what tickets you should buy to connect trains from Shanghai to somewhere. The problem is that the correct answers are based on the "planned railway" planned in KMT's plans, not the actual railway built by CPP. All that has been improved now.

a question from a small test in 2011:
美珍的旅遊手札中有這麼一段「…這列車的車廂是密閉的,並設計了加壓與加氧的裝置,為的是讓遊客的高山症減緩些;身旁的僧侶身著紅袍,他說,這是他第一次坐火車到拉薩朝聖…」。由文中判斷,美珍應該是搭乘中國哪一條鐵路的列車? (A)哈大鐵路 (B)京滬鐵路 (C)隴海鐵路 (D)青藏鐵路
Meizhen's travel diary has this passage: "...This train is air-tight sealed, and it has pressurizing and oxygen-adding device to reduce the altitude sickness. There is a monk in red robe around, who told me it's his first time to do pilgrimage of Laza by train..." From this passage, please tell us what railway Meizhen is on?
(A)Harbin-Dalien 哈大鐵路 (B)Beijing-Shanghai 京滬鐵路 (C)Lianyungang-Lanzhou 隴海鐵路 (D)Qinghai-Xizang 青藏鐵路

We were supposed to remember the acronyms of provinces and cities as well.

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)20:11 No.9482310

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)20:11 No.9482310

Replies: >>9484944

>>9481376

i wonder how many chinese outside PRC know all the big cities of china

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)20:16 No.9482428

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)20:16 No.9482428

>>9480146 (OP)
北京
上海
南京
南寧
淮北
重慶
深圳
哈尔滨
香港
武漢

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)20:18 No.9482488

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)20:18 No.9482488

大連を忘れた…OTL

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)20:19 No.9482513

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)20:19 No.9482513

Also forgot 青島 OTL

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)20:23 No.9482603

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)20:23 No.9482603

Beijing
Shanghai
Hong Kong (?)
Lhasa (?)
Macao (?)
Kaifeng
Shenzhen

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)20:28 No.9482724

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)20:28 No.9482724

>>9480146 (OP)
上海、北京、南京、蘇州、雲南、広東、香港、澳門
hmmm thats all

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)20:31 No.9482818

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)20:31 No.9482818

Beijing
Pyongyang
Kathmandu
Bangladesh

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)20:35 No.9482914

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)20:35 No.9482914

Replies: >>9483012

>>9480146 (OP)
Off the top of my head.

Beijing, Shanghai, Hong Kong, Nanjing, Wuhan, Harbin and Dalian and Richmond

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)20:36 No.9482959

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)20:36 No.9482959

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>>9481506
>Japan

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)20:38 No.9482994

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)20:38 No.9482994

haha take it easy, comrade

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)20:38 No.9483012

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)20:38 No.9483012

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>>9482914
>Richmond

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)20:40 No.9483053

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)20:40 No.9483053

>>9480146 (OP)
Harbin
Beijing
Pekin
Guangzhou
Xi'an
Lhasa
Shengyang
Macao
Hong Kong
Shanghai
Chengdu

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)20:44 No.9483157

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)20:44 No.9483157

Replies: >>9483391

Tokyo
Kyoto
Yokohama
Seoul
Pyongyang
Osaka
Sapporo
Fukushima

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)20:48 No.9483231

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)20:48 No.9483231

Shanghai, Peking, Xi'an, Mukden, Guanghzou, Chonqing, Ürumqi, Lhasa, Hong Kong.

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)20:52 No.9483319

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)20:52 No.9483319

Paris
London
Milano
Juenova
Lisbon
Berlin
Manchester
Oslo
Helsinlki
Stockholm
Madrid
NewYork
Cicago

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)20:55 No.9483391

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)20:55 No.9483391

>>9483157
Stop it.

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)21:06 No.9483577

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)21:06 No.9483577

>>9480146 (OP)
香港、北京、大連、雲南、広東、上海、河北、深セン
hmm, not good.

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)21:23 No.9483868

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)21:23 No.9483868

Harbin
Shenyang
Beijing
Tianjin
Shanghai
Guangzhou
Nanjing
Xi'an
Chengdu
Uruqmi
Yinchuan
+Hong Kong
+Macau

ˊ_>ˋ
03/26/13(Tue)22:24 No.9484944

ˊ_>ˋ 03/26/13(Tue)22:24 No.9484944

Replies: >>9484977

>>9480146 (OP) (OP)
>rising superpower
Depends on the cities.... the coastal & "open to foreigners" are more developed; if you go to Inner Mongolia, Qinghai, super central parts of china etc. it's under-developed.

And becareful Pakistan... they'll going to infect your country with their inferior genes and tiny penises.

>>9480886
Great air, m8

>>9480922
>Too many uneducated peasants
most people tend to drop out after middle school. Reason being is univ. fees are rising and even when students graduate, most end up jobless since they 'want higher paying salaries and less work-force'

>>9481949
D

>>9482310
Poor:
http://www.chinasmack.com/2008/stories/peasant-girl-my-life-is-miserable-because-i-am-poor.html

http://www.chinasmack.com/2011/videos/a-man-without-money-is-garbage.html

My list:
Nanjing
blowjing
Shanghai
Hangzhou
Suzhou
Kunshan
Harbin
Shanxi
Yunnan
Sichuan
Lanzhou
Tibet
Urumuqi
Inner Mongolia
Dalian
Shenyang
Cheng du
Cheng de
Wuhan
Lian-Yun-Gang
Shao-xin
Shan tou
Shenzhen
Guang-xi
Guang-dong
Gan su
Sanya
Hainan

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)22:26 No.9484977

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)22:26 No.9484977

Replies: >>9485004

>>9484883
>>9484944
wot...

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)22:26 No.9484984

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)22:26 No.9484984

Replies: >>9485061

Ching
Chang
Chong
Zip
Nip
Nong
Dong
Feng

10 Bucks that 50% are actually real Chinese towns.

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)22:27 No.9484999

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)22:27 No.9484999

Replies: >>9485500

like I give a fuck, only good chinese city is Hong Kong and we all know why

ˊ_>ˋ
03/26/13(Tue)22:28 No.9485004

ˊ_>ˋ 03/26/13(Tue)22:28 No.9485004

Replies: >>9485052

>>9484977
wut?

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)22:29 No.9485023

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)22:29 No.9485023

>>9480146 (OP)
Beijing
Shanghai
Hong Kong
Macau
Nanjing
Gaungzhou
Urumqi
Zhengzhou
Chongqin
Wuxi

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)22:30 No.9485052

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)22:30 No.9485052

Replies: >>9485091

>>9485004
You can indicate both Chinese flag and US flag, can't you?

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)22:31 No.9485061

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)22:31 No.9485061

Replies: >>9485076

>>9484984
You owe int 5 bucks
Names consist of 2 letters which means you need 2 syllables.

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)22:32 No.9485076

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)22:32 No.9485076

Replies: >>9485112 >>9485383

>>9485061
Chingchang
Chongzip
Nipnong
Dongfeng

Sounds Chinese to me

ˊ_>ˋ
03/26/13(Tue)22:33 No.9485091

ˊ_>ˋ 03/26/13(Tue)22:33 No.9485091

Replies: >>9485780

>>9485052
Yes. And I has US flag on since I'm using VPN to get on youtube

I'm gonna go study now. Laters /int/

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)22:34 No.9485112

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)22:34 No.9485112

>>9485076
25%
close enough

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)22:34 No.9485115

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)22:34 No.9485115

Replies: >>9485455

>>9481202
But "fastest" implies that it has the highest growth rate of any country in the world, when there are several countries that have higher growth rates.

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)22:54 No.9485383

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)22:54 No.9485383

>>9485076
you got it wrong.
We don't end syllables with /P/ /T/ /K/ in mandarin. So zip is out.

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)22:56 No.9485410

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)22:56 No.9485410

>>9480146 (OP)
Beijing.

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)22:56 No.9485416

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)22:56 No.9485416

i have been to Haikou, Hainan. pretty nice place

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)22:59 No.9485455

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)22:59 No.9485455

Replies: >>9485476

>>9485115
Countries like Mongolia, Macau and Libya have faster progected growth for this year I know, but there economies are so much smaller, so you have to balance that out. China proboly has the fastest growing economy for its size.

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)23:00 No.9485460

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)23:00 No.9485460

>>9480712
>bush
>a genius

You had a overdose of freedum burgers lately m8?

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)23:01 No.9485476

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)23:01 No.9485476

Replies: >>9485498 >>9485576

>>9485455

>Libya

Aint that the country that tore itself to pieces in a civil war and is now ruled by an islamic dictatorship?

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)23:03 No.9485498

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)23:03 No.9485498

>>9485476
Sort of, Libya could have been great under Gadaffi but the western jews couldnt have that and bombed the shit out of him.

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)23:03 No.9485500

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)23:03 No.9485500

>>9484999

How come no city in the UK looks like Hong Kong if the UK is the reason for its development?

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)23:05 No.9485543

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)23:05 No.9485543

>>9480611

Enjoy your Somalians, political correctness, feminism, gay sex, multi culturalism, Islamisation and rotten fish.

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)23:05 No.9485546

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)23:05 No.9485546

Replies: >>9485560

>>9480146 (OP)
btw poll :
Who do/doesn't know who is the president of china

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)23:06 No.9485549

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)23:06 No.9485549

Tokyo
Seoul
North Korea
Jackie Chan

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)23:06 No.9485560

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)23:06 No.9485560

Replies: >>9485657

>>9485546
jiang zemin?

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)23:08 No.9485576

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)23:08 No.9485576

>>9485476
this is just for next year. its estimated for a 12.2 % growth. the reason is because its recovering after a huge crash making up for those huge lose. it will balance out soon

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)23:10 No.9485631

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)23:10 No.9485631

>>9481167

Dammit Denmark.

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)23:11 No.9485647

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)23:11 No.9485647

>>9481053
fun fact, the UK, france and germany all have more power than China

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)23:12 No.9485657

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)23:12 No.9485657

Replies: >>9485683

>>9485560
[spoil]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Communist_Party_of_China[/spoil]

thats the faggot who lead this shit

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)23:14 No.9485683

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)23:14 No.9485683

Replies: >>9485694

>>9485657
if only [spoiler][/spoiler] worked on /int/

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)23:16 No.9485694

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)23:16 No.9485694

Replies: >>9485711

>>9485683
yeah it would be nice
somebody should make a thread on /q/

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)23:17 No.9485711

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)23:17 No.9485711

>>9485694
it would probably get turned down because it would only make it a little harder for the janitor to erase posts

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)23:19 No.9485734

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)23:19 No.9485734

Beijing, Shanghai, Xian, Guangzhou, Hainan, Hong Kong, Hangzhou, Luoyang

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)23:23 No.9485768

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)23:23 No.9485768

Tibet

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)23:24 No.9485780

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)23:24 No.9485780

>>9485091
I thought China was cracking down on VPNs.
Maybe that haven't done a thorough enough job yet.

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)23:28 No.9485830

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)23:28 No.9485830

Beijing
Tianjin
Guangzhou
Shanghai
Xian
Chengdu
Chongqing
Shenzhen
Zhejiang
Ha'erbin
Dalian
Lianjin
Xiamen
Hangzhou

le Chinaboo reporting in

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)23:32 No.9485885

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)23:32 No.9485885

Replies: >>9485902

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Beijing
Shanghai
Nanjing
Kaifeng
Luoyang/Loyang
Xian (thank you based Imperial capitals)
Guangdong
Xiamen
Khotan
Lhasa
Anhui
*Hong Kong
*Macau

Thank you based vacations/former Imperial Capitals/Regional capitals

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)23:34 No.9485902

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)23:34 No.9485902

>>9485885
>*GuangZHOU

My bad.

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)23:34 No.9485908

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)23:34 No.9485908

Replies: >>9485938

Baijing
Hong Kong
Macow
Shanghai
Tokyo
Mongolia
Seoul
Wangdong
Chinkchang

how'd i do?

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)23:36 No.9485938

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)23:36 No.9485938

Replies: >>9485965

>>9485908
I find it funny that Americans like to mock the only other superpower on the planet so much

What's the point ladm8?

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)23:37 No.9485951

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)23:37 No.9485951

Beijing
Tianjin
Shanghai
Harbin
Shenzen
Xianjin
Lhasa
Ching
Chong
Ling
Ping
Pong

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)23:38 No.9485965

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)23:38 No.9485965

Replies: >>9486002

>>9485938
>superpower
>china
>relevant
>military
>GDP per capita
>white
>diplomatic relevance
>allies
>post-industrial
lel
china is dirt

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)23:41 No.9486002

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)23:41 No.9486002

>>9485965
>someone mentions China as a superpower
>MUH...MUH MILITARY!

Try something else for once.
>diplomatic relevance
>implying the second they make the tiniest threat to anyone, be it japan, vietnam, philipines, etc they dont shit themselves and hide behind the US

>white
>meaning anything anymore

Asians have always been on par with europeans, you just want something to hold onto, it's okay

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)23:44 No.9486044

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)23:44 No.9486044

Beijing
Nanjing
Shanghai
Chengdu
Chongqing
Harbin
Shenzhen
Guangzhou
Xiamen
Hangzhou
Kunming
Xian
Tianjin
Dalian
Qingdao
Chengde
Shenyang
Shijiazhuang
Jinan
Suzhou
Ningbo
Wuhan
Weihai
Wuhu
Nanchang
Changsha
Zhuhai
Guilin
Urumqi
Lhasa

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)23:45 No.9486057

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)23:45 No.9486057

Replies: >>9486257 >>9486318

Pekin
Beijing
Hong Kong
Shangai

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)23:46 No.9486068

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)23:46 No.9486068

Peking
Shanghai
Jinan
Ghoungzhou (almost positive I misspelled that)
Hong Kong
Qufu
Taipei (LOL)

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)23:54 No.9486190

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)23:54 No.9486190

Without cheating:

>Blowjing
>Shanghai
>Xi'an
>Harbin
>Chengdu
>Wuhan
>Hong Kong
>Macao
>Dalian
>Chongqing
>Guilin
>Shenyang
>Lhasa

I can only remember the Hanzi for about half of them.

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)23:57 No.9486239

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)23:57 No.9486239

My favorite city in glorious People's Republic of China is Taipei. It's very pristine.

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)23:58 No.9486257

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)23:58 No.9486257

>>9486057
>Pekin
>Beijing

That's the same thing dumb nigger.

Anonymous
03/26/13(Tue)23:59 No.9486279

Anonymous 03/26/13(Tue)23:59 No.9486279

>>9480146 (OP)
>China a rising superpower fastest growing economy
LEL
Everybody who knows China's history can unerstand China is still declining and declining.
You are teased by western ignorance and stupid BBC ( ´,_ゝ`)

Anonymous
03/27/13(Wed)00:00 No.9486289

Anonymous 03/27/13(Wed)00:00 No.9486289

Darwin
Brisbane
Sydney
Melbourne
Wellington
Taipei
Singapore
Seoul
Tokyo

Anonymous
03/27/13(Wed)00:01 No.9486309

Anonymous 03/27/13(Wed)00:01 No.9486309

>>9480146 (OP)
Smog
Smog
Smog
Polluted River
Ghost City
Ghost City
Ghost City
Falling Buildings
Exploding sewers
Earthquake Rubble

Those are all the Chinese cities I could name.

/dealwithit

Anonymous
03/27/13(Wed)00:02 No.9486318

Anonymous 03/27/13(Wed)00:02 No.9486318

>>9486057
I'm pekin at sailors

Anonymous
03/27/13(Wed)00:22 No.9486648

Anonymous 03/27/13(Wed)00:22 No.9486648

>>9480886
that isn't chongqing

Anonymous
03/27/13(Wed)00:30 No.9486777

Anonymous 03/27/13(Wed)00:30 No.9486777

Communipolitan
Dirting
Ratshai

Anonymous
03/27/13(Wed)02:43 No.9488773

Anonymous 03/27/13(Wed)02:43 No.9488773

Not sure Hong Kong counts as a "city". It's like saying "Taiwan" is a city if it joined mainland China.

Or the Falkland Islands is a city of Britbong.