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Beijing Uni Chem Tech Food?

fmd_good Beijing University Of Chemical Technology

So I'm heading to this uni in a few weeks for a conference, and I'm already stressing about food. The website is… unhelpful. Any tips on finding decent, affordable eats near the campus? I'm a prett… more

Image katrina ·

Check out the area around the university itself – there are usually loads of smaller restaurants catering to students. They're often cheaper and better than anything further out. Look for places that are busy with locals – that's usually a good sign. And don't be afraid to venture a bit beyond the immediate campus area; you might stumble across some awesome little places a short walk away. Also, apps like Meituan or Ele.me are lifesavers in China for food delivery and finding nearby places. You can filter by price and rating, so it takes some of the guesswork out.

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anikaraschke · · OP

That's great advice! I hadn't thought about using food delivery apps – that'll definitely make things easier. I'm not too worried about price, more about finding something tasty and authentic. Busy with locals is a solid tip, I'll keep an eye out for that. Thanks!

Tianzhu's Greens

fmd_good Tianzhu Country Club Golf Course

So, I'm heading to Tianzhu Country Club Golf Course next month for a much-needed getaway. I've heard the greens are notoriously tricky – apparently, the wind off the hills can really mess with your s… more

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Low ball it. Seriously. Aim shorter than you think you need to, especially into the wind. Those gusts can be brutal, and a slightly under-hit shot that stays on the fairway is way better than a heroic attempt that ends up in the rough or worse. Trust me, I've seen it all. Also, pay attention to the flags; they're usually a good indicator of wind direction and strength on that back nine. And honestly? Embrace the chaos. It's part of the Tianzhu experience. You'll probably laugh more than you'll cry, even if your scorecard looks like a Jackson Pollock.

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