As for some questions about working in Guiyang, colleagues who know about it, please tell me!

Guiyang is great. It’s almost the same as Chongqing, and the dialect is similar.

1. Food and accommodation are included. 3,000-4,000 a month is enough. There are plenty of snacks and they are not expensive. But if you want to enjoy "nightlife" and go shopping, you'd better keep an eye on your wallet. Guiyang is famous for its high consumption.

2. The climate is cloudy and cold in winter, not much different from Chongqing. If it doesn’t rain, it’s still pretty good. I usually wear a thick long-sleeved bottoming shirt with a down jacket, cotton coat, wool coat, etc., and pants and boots underneath. Should adapt well. It is very convenient to purchase daily necessities.

3. Don’t go off track at night, and be careful during the day. Now that prices are rising, there are more thieves and robberies than before. However, there are police officers on duty on the streets, but there are not many, so you still need to pay attention, especially in places with complex flow of people such as commuting to and from work, getting on and off buses, taking buses, and train stations.

4. There is a lot to do around Guiyang. But now that it’s winter, the choices are a little limited. You can go to Huaxi’s Golden Avenue, Qingyan Ancient Town to taste delicious food, Qianling Park, Hebin Park, and Poly Hot Spring New Town for hot spring bathing. If the weather is good, you can go to Huangguoshu Waterfall, Hongfeng Lake, Tianhe Lake, and Dragon Palace. These are all with water. If you go in winter, be sure to choose good weather. In November and December, there are many festivals for ethnic minorities. It is recommended that when you have more time, you can go to Xijiang Qianhu Miao Village, Leigongshan, Kaili, and Qiandongnan Ethnic Minority Autonomous Region. You can join a group tour, it won’t be too expensive, but it will be tiring, so sign up at a regular travel agency. The tour guide will let you shop, so you can buy what you find suitable. You can buy some of those things back in Guiyang, but the ones in the scenic spots are all expensive. It’s best to have an acquaintance drive you around, that will be the most fun!

Let me recommend you some must-eat delicacies~

Glutinous rice (only available in the morning), red oil vegetable powder, beef powder, Changwang noodles, bean curd noodles, spicy chicken, Xifeng Yanglang chicken, Kaili fish in sour soup, Qingyan Wang Auntie’s pig’s feet, potato rake, silk doll (eating hot soup in winter will keep you healthy and not gain weight)… there are just too many! Find someone to help you sweep the streets at night. If you don't have an acquaintance to help you, go to a big store, otherwise you will get ripped off. Although there are many delicious foods, be careful not to gain weight, haha.

Well, Guiyang people are very warm and hospitable ~ Guiyang welcomes you!