Frank Hossack

2015 to Spell End of China Dollar Reliance

The generally accepted wisdom is that all economies of the world are interconnected, and that “wealth can neither be created nor destroyed”. In real terms, as it concerns us, that translates to China having US$3.9 trillion in the bank,...

Kamakama

With its roots in Wenzhou, before opening up in Hangzhou plus now, gratefully, Nanjing; and claiming no inspiration whatsoever from Culture Club, Kamakama is Nanjing’s answer to the sleek sophisticated cocktail bars of Shanghai. No 1912 mayhem here; instead...

Q.E. Mart

There are some things that Korea does mesmerisingly well, and one of them is the chocolate buscuits made by Lotte. The only place one is going to find these and lots more goodies like them in Nanjing is Q.E....

William’s Bar & Grill

Stays true to the unique cooking processes and characters that have become hallmarks of great American barbeque. Applewood log smokers subdue meat cuts hours of “low 'n' slow” smokin’ heaven!

iTea

Despite its unusual location, the uppermost floor of Xin Hua Bookstore in Xiejiekou, Wo Cha (我茶) has proven itself a superb lunchtime dining option for city-goers craving tasty Taiwanese and a tranquil environment. The menu, which is in fact...

The Wing Italian Restaurant

With space for 100 guests, The Wing is the to-go-to Italian restaurant in the new CBD area of Nanjing just across the road from the Olympic Centre. Expansive kitchen where one can watch the chefs at work means that...

Six Dynasties Museum

Capital of the six dynasties, Nanjing was the first city in the world to amass a population of more than one million. This era is celebrated with the Nanjing Six Dynasties Museum, in which visitors can see over 1,200...

Datangjin Fragent Valley

Nanjing likes to make much of its emerging industries; one good example is to be found in the world of biofarming, deep in the heart of Datangjin Fragent Valley. Breathe in the intoxicating scents while strolling through the fields...

About Me

Editor-in-Chief of The Nanjinger, Frank Hossack, is a multi-award winning Radio/TV host and voice-over artist who has worked in China for the past 32 years. Frank has also written for Time magazine, the Wall Street Journal and The Times, appeared on the BBC and LBC, and been cited by CNN, China Daily and the New York Times, among many others.
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