Tianjin: Will we still recognize you in 5 years?

In 9-months Tianjin has become a familiar place for me, just as Kamloops did in my single year of living there. From the cosy dorm at TUT, it’s hard to imagine the amazing growth that this city will experience over the next 5-years. With its population of 10-million people (about 1/3 the population of Canada), Tianjin is often referred to as a “second-tier” city to distinguish it against the most famous cities like Beijing and Shanghai.

Dan Harris at the China Law blog gives an excellent introduction for the uninitiated of the changes that await investors and opportunity-seekers (including future TRU study-abroad students) in a great article featuring Tianjin:

And it looks like Airbus is looking at putting their first non-European factory in Tianjin: “Tianjin, China — Flying High.

7 Responses to “Tianjin: Will we still recognize you in 5 years?”

  1. China Law Blog Says:

    China Boomtown Alert — First Shenzhen, Then Pudong, Now Tianjin…

    Twice in the last month I have done posts on how Tianjin is booming, but none of that can compare to this week’s announcement by China’s State Council that Tianjin’s Binhai New Area (BNA) has been designated an experimental zone…

  2. Jack Says:

    I wish you could endure the humid and sweltering summer~~
    I fund that you are slim~~

  3. John Murney Says:

    Justin, your blog has become even more interesting! Keep up the good work!

  4. Jones IN TUT OF CHINA Says:

    hi , i am Jones in TUT of China , long time no see ,
    mine MSN is : [removed]
    please keep in touch with me , after one year work ,i decide to go on my study in UK.
    happy everyday!

  5. Roger Says:

    Hi, Justin

    How r u? I’m Frog, your friend in TUT. do you remember me? Now I have an formal english name-Roger. sounds nice:D. It’s about 2 years we haven’t meet. I hope you everything goes well.

    Thanks to Google, I found your blog( It’s really hard:( ) I don’t sure whether it’s u untill I saw the pictures. But to my surprise it seems you haven’t login for quite a long time. I guess you’re very busy. I got lots of things share with you. So I hope you email me when you are free. My email address is [removed] and my MSN is [removed].

    Looking forward to hearing from you soon

    Regards

    Roger

  6. Roger Says:

    Are My email address and MSN visible?

  7. Justin Says:

    Roger,
    I have removed your personal information. Talk to you soon!

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