With 2014 heralding the year of the Youth Olympics in Nanjing, the authorities are determined to start the year off right with the opening of large sections of two major new transportation arteries, over parts of the city closed...
The growing number of support programs for youthful entrepreneurs in Nanjing makes it clear that now is the time for courageous locals to start their business. The Nanjing Young University Students Entrepreneurship Program that kicked off late last year...
On the first day with visible blue sky in almost a week Nanjing Expat provides a roundup of the smog situation of the past days after last Wednesday saw the arrival of an impenetrable wall of pollution unlike any...
When Carlo D’Andrea met Jiangsu governor Li Xueyong on 16th September (see photo below), he was doing much more than fulfilling his role as Chairman of the board EUCCC Nanjing Chapter. In a first that saw Mr. D’Andrea present...
As we this week passed the 300 day countdown to the Youth Olympics approaching and Chinese citizens clamour for healthier lifestyles, Nanjing’s so called greenification program is now in overdrive. Yet there remain calls that question its efficiency in...
Graffiti scrawled on Nanjing’s City Wall on 9th October, 2013 speaks of the pressure on young Chinese to become property owners. The writing by an unidentified person read, “By the time I am 24 for I must own a...
For the third year in a row, the leading exhibition for cyclists and bike enthusiasts in China, Asia Bike, allowed the public to inspect the newest range of products lined up by the biking industry. On...
Endless traffic jams as early as 8 o´clock in the morning. Driveways full of people dodging the overcrowded walkways. Nearly half a million people visited the Sun-Yat Sen Mausoleum during the National Holidays. This year, just...
