Our visit to Bo Jue Da Di, our current apartment. We loved the kitchen and decided to rent! |
We have changed apartments a few times in China and have a good handle on what's required in a move. There always seems to be something you overlook, so I decided to make a list. I hope this can help you too.
The items below are a guide in helping you pack and think about your new China apartment. Some housing elements may be provided by your landlord or company. If not, you can always try to negotiate them into your lease. For example, we asked our first apartment's landlord to update the fridge and TV. She did so, and managed to have everything in line before we moved in. On the other hand, when we asked our current apartment's landlord to put a small flat screen TV in our bedroom, she politely declined.
Asking never hurts, but know it is up to your landlord's discretion.
Your local grocery store or street side seller can help you get the basic cleaning supplies and rudimentary items, like trash cans, for your new home.
Housing Elements |
Kitchen
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Bedroom(s)
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Bathroom
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Living Room
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Utilities
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