People used to say Chinas air quality is not very good for living compare to other counties because of pollution but do you know that China has some cities where air quality is better than any other country in the world! However, there are lots of reasons to live in China from business opportunities, work, studying, and traveling of course. It is thus, on the mind of all travelers  in china thinking about venturing off to China at one point or another will be about air pollution. In this article My Study China will introduce 5 best cities  that have the best air quality (AQI).

1. Haikou （海口）

Sitting on the island province of Hainan, Haikou boasts a beautiful living environment. If you like to work and study near the water, Haikou could become your home away from home. Just a few hours drive to the Southern tip of the Island a popular resort and surfing destination, Sanya, awaits (Sanya also has a high ranking AQI level). While Haikou is quite touristy and a little more expensive than other mainland China cities, the air quality and volcano park  make up for it.

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2. Dalian(大连）

If you are looking for a city in Northern China, Dalian can easily become your new home. A beautiful port-city, Dalian is industrialized and clean. It also offers stupendous air quality for a city of its size in northern China. If you love the beach then this city will suit you. While it has a larger international community, Dalian is only a 1.5 hour flight from Beijing and 1 hour flight from Seoul, South Korea.

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3. Xiamen（厦门）

Finding an international, clean, large, coastal city in China with good air quality is hard to find – but Xiamen has it all. Xiamen rests on the coast and was one of the four special economic zones that allowed foreign business. Because of this, Xiamen has a larger international scene, which means you’ll find many types of cuisine and foreigners in its midst. Notably, Xiamen is consistently ranked as one of China’s cleanest cities and Xiamen Island hosts many beaches to enjoy on hot days. 

4. Guangzhou（广州）

If China’s megacities are more your style, Guangzhou is an enticing option for all foreigners. The capital of Guangdong province, Guangzhou’s population of 13 million hosts many foreigners and ultimately business and study opportunities that come with it. Guangzhou is an excellent hub if you are interested in travel with the cities several rail stations. Here, weekend travelers are always connected to their next destination, especially when heading to Shenzhen, Macao, and Hong Kong.

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5. Shenzhen（深圳）

New China is a common description of Shenzhen – one of China’s most international cities. A city built for and around immigration, Shenzhen hosts expats for business opportunities from all corners of the globe. Cultural diversity and Chinese tradition will meet you at every corner in this major city, which also happens to be surrounded by beaches and is a short train ride to Hong Kong and Guangzhou. Whatever you are looking for in Shenzhen, you are sure to find it. this article partially collected from omeida

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