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Nationwide emergency number for police assistance.
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The first three days made simple. Numbers to keep close, apps to install, and a few cultural notes that prevent friction.
Nationwide emergency number for police assistance.
VerifiedNationwide medical emergency hotline.
VerifiedNationwide fire emergency hotline.
Verified24-hour campus security contact for NUIST / Waterford Institute area.
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Needs verificationRecommended hospital with English-capable services near campus.
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Needs verificationPayments, transit QR, utilities, mini-programs.
Messaging, payments, official accounts.
Navigation, transit, bilingual POI labels.
Ride-hailing with English interface option.
Most daily transactions in Nanjing — buses, canteens, small shops — happen through Alipay or WeChat Pay QR codes. Carrying small cash is still wise, but linking a card to one of these apps is the single most useful onboarding step.
Section 2
Where to find a book, a meal, a clinic, and the gate. A working map of an academic day at NUIST.
Primary teaching and office area for international faculty.
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Section 3
A short walk through the layers of the city — Ming walls, Republican avenues, modern districts.
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[Ming City Wall historical analysis placeholder] How the wall shapes neighborhoods, traffic, and the cognitive map of present-day Nanjing.
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Section 4
Two half-day routes designed for first-month arrivals. Practical timing, transport, and one cultural prompt per stop.
Nanjing Museum → Ming Xiaoling Mausoleum
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Xuanwu Lake → Zifeng Tower / Gulou Area
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Reference material: ten useful phrases, sources, a QR for mobile use, and the AI disclosure required by the course.
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