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Really enjoying this. I think I might like it less than mainland china (it feels way more international in a very cool way but a way I'm more familiar with) but it's very easy to get around and people are just as nice as they were in china
Show Post(has been here slightly longer) damn these streets are steep as hell. Take 20% from cape town and give it to SF
Show PostIt's Hot As Fuck did you know about the tropics. I forgor
Show PostI feel like this comparison is offensive on like 3 different levels fjjfjf but that's the vibe, colonial city by the water with mountains/with a mix of super new and super post-WWII growth/also obviously Chinese influence + you get the hyper modern coastal city in there again
Show PostIt's REALLY giving cape town, old British colony with a huge wealth disparity, plus the real feeling of a mix of cultures. Tokyo is because it's modern in some places and very 70s/80s in others. Shanghai because obviously it's culturally Chinese. I think that captures the vibe better than Beijing
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