This comparison really highlights the intense competition and pressure in Jiangsu, Zhejiang, and Shanghai. It feels quite suffocating.

Quanzhou is essentially the ancestor of Taiwan. Think about it: how many years of history does Quanzhou have compared to Taiwan's relatively recent history?

Tell me about it! Shenzhen is completely different from what I imagined. My colleagues seem so listless, the roads are incredibly narrow, there are e-scooters everywhere, and the housing isn't comfortable either (and I'm mainly looking at apartments in residential complexes).

Anyone who visits Suzhou in the summer is a true warrior. It's so stiflingly hot and humid, I myself am thinking of heading north to escape the heat.

You could say that only Taipei locals don't get lost in Taipei Main Station (Beiche).

Absolutely fantastic!!! Both the young lady (staff) and the owner are so sweet and kind.

Only a few intersections are like this; overall, Shenzhen is quite considerate in its traffic design.

In my personal experience, this situation is much better in Shenzhen. Maybe it's because most people there are migrants, so they don't try to rip off newcomers.

Seriously, don't come. It's scorching hot!