The Nanjinger

This correspondent hails from a small town in the Scottish Highlands. Remote it may be, but that hasn’t stopped it from having one of the highest-rated Indian restaurants in the UK. This, he feels, combined with the facts that,...

T’was said, back in the day, that civilisation in Nanjing was a plate of salted duck, the evening newspaper and a glass of wine, beside the Qinhuai River. Today, while we will forgo the duck, that could be your mobile...

If you are anything in Nanjing, it's looked after. The local filial spirit has watered down to the healthcare sector, meaning you are never far from people who are willing to help when in need. For much more useful information...

When it comes to English-language education on China, there are "international schools" and "international-style schools", with the former accepting foreign passport holders only, or the children thereof. The Nanjinger's list breaks down the most reputable names in the field. For...

While there are a multitude of restaurants in Nanjing serving western food, those able to call themselves a "western restaurant" are far fewer in between. The Nanjinger herein presents the crème de la crème. For cuisines from other corners of...

Note that the majority of museums in Nanjing are closed on Mondays. Others have even stranger opening times. It is advisable to call ahead to check. For more multitudes of useful and interesting Nanjing locales, download The Nanjinger's City Guide,...

Nanjing has many more faith houses than might be first be imagined, while the same is true for a tolerance of religious worship in general in our City, given its long historic association with Islam. For much more useful...

Never ever judge a book by its cover. It may look like a student diner, especially given much of its patronage, but Tai Li Tai is the real deal. Somewhat hidden away in the labyrinth of takeout prep kitchens, repair...