Chinese Cities: My Tourist Report Card

[Hannah Rogahn]

Isn't China's most beautiful mountain worth that score?

[Howard Legros]

Shenzhen got a 60?

[Rafael Rau]

What's so great about big cities anyway? 60 feels too high for them.

[Johnathan Schmeler]

The author seems to be someone who loves natural landscapes and is a foodie.

[Christina Altenwerth]

Spot on!

[Ms. Beatrice Abernathy]

Jinan got a 60?

[Miss Alison Collier]

Rated too highly?

[Beatrice Thiel]

Harbin got a 60?

[Hazel Brown-Stracke]

85 points.

[Guadalupe Barton]

Harbin at 60 and Karamay at 75? Yeah, I knew this ranking was unreliable.

[Dana Sanford]

Karamay should be rated even lower... I don't even think it's worth a visit.

[Alejandro Runolfsdottir]

I've been to pretty much all of Zhejiang, except Wenzhou. Actually, Wenzhou is quite nice too; it has beautiful landscapes and great local snacks.

[Ms. Cecilia Lowe]

Wenzhou definitely deserves a higher score than Hangzhou.

[Jesse Paucek]

Don't worry too much about what others think; if you want to go, just go.

[Roosevelt Reynolds]

I could tolerate Shangrao being ranked higher than Nanchang, but Jingdezhen above Nanchang? That's a bit much. Jingdezhen really isn't that good; it's way worse than Nanchang.

[Ms. Thelma DuBuque-Rolfson]

There isn't much to do in Nanchang.

[Beatrice Thiel]

Chengdu's natural attractions include Mount Qingcheng and Dujiangyan, though Dujiangyan also has significant cultural aspects.

[Arnold Predovic]

I especially love the cultural heritage of Dujiangyan!