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Adios, Hangzhou! City of... Uh... No Nightlife Whatsoever.

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    Priscilla Marquardt IV
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    It's not easy for someone your age to say something like that.

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      Lorena Runolfsson
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      For real nightlife, you've got to go to Guangzhou or Shenzhen.

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        Jesse Paucek
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        Went there during the summer vacation.

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          Rafael Rau
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          In Hangzhou, only the malls try to stay open until 10:30 PM. Otherwise, you're pretty much looking at bars and similar places. Most people need to get to bed early for work the next day – at this hour, it's like even the 'rich kids' are busy packing at the factory.

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            Hannah Rogahn
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            Last night at 9:30 PM, I wanted to go to a salon to get my hair washed, but they were all closed—some by 8:00 PM, others by 9:00 PM! Meanwhile, in Xi'an at 9:00 PM, you can't even get a front-row spot for the musical fountain.

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              Mr. Nathan Waelchi
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              Can you see the Qiantang River from the angle in the picture?

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                Dr. Cheryl Willms
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                Picture 2 is of the Qiantang River.

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                  Glenn Ryan PhD
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                  It's not because it's the off-season; there genuinely is no nightlife. We have to rush home to get the kids to bed and make sure they study.

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                    Sally Breitenberg
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                    Many restaurants close before 10 PM, that's so early!

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                      Beulah Koelpin
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                      Is there a light show today?

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                        Lula Schmidt
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                        We went to the Qiantang River on the evening of the 7th, and there was one then. We've already left Hangzhou today.

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                          Reginald Ziemann
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                          There are more people out at night here than in Suzhou. Suzhou is practically deserted at night.

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                            Eunice Rutherford
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                            The buses also stop running really early; most are gone by 8 or 9 PM.

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                              Leland Erdman
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                              This actually counts as having nightlife now... Way back when I used to visit West Lake, the last buses were pretty much around 6 PM.

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