Guangdong: The Ancestors' Connoisseur's Choice for Exile.

[Robyn Reilly]

Haha, why isn't anyone talking about the food?

[Jermaine Satterfield]

I can't complain about the food; I actually found it quite delicious, hahaha!

[Timothy Denesik]

That really paints a picture!

[Kathryn Hermiston]

Coming from the Northeast, I'm really struggling to adapt. It's just so muggy every day.

[Arnold Predovic]

It's truly muggy. I feel like whatever sunscreen I put on when I go out, I just end up 'washing my face' with sweat.

[Danielle Purdy-Weimann]

You can only imagine how tough life in Guangdong must have been thousands or hundreds of years ago: poisonous insects and snakes getting into homes, people randomly dying from poison on the roads, clothes that were hard to dry, frequent floods and mudslides, constant rain, and foggy days half the time.

[Marcos Goodwin]

And now people willingly 'exile' themselves there.

[Christina Altenwerth]

Now it's become one of the country's strongest provinces.

[Jeannie Parisian]

Oh, come on. It's already started to decline.

[Lindsey Jerde DDS]

So true, so true!

[Zachary Hayes]

You still need a jacket at night in Dalian right now.

[Leon O'Keefe]

A huge flying insect flew in last night and scared me to death. When I took a closer look, it was a cockroach.

[Mr. Otis Schaefer]

This smiley face is so cute!