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where in china are you going? I spent a lot of time in the "country" (poor side) of China and also a lot of time in big cities...and...there were never any mosquitos...
I really don't remember bugs being a problem at all actually. I live in South Carolina and we have TONS of bugs...roaches, gnats, flies, hornets, mosquitos, "no-see-ums"...TONS of bugs..and i don't remember a single mosquito in China. i wouldn't worry about it, but if you REALLY want one, just get your reg bug repellent... |
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I was living in Northern China for a long time & travelled around Asia a fair bit obviously they aren't a year round problem but they love to hide out under tables and chairs in the dark so they grab you at breakfast sneaky buggers...
Well obviously a high DEET level is going to be the best but if you rather all natural prevention then something high in citronella & lavender are very good I find also if you have got bitten pure lavender oil helps with the itch or a good anti-histamine cream.. While you are in china you will consume lots of garlic its in most things and other strong smelling ingredients these act as a natural deterrent also when you get used to the heat your body wont attract them as much either Mosquito's are attracted to the carbon dioxide we exhale so staying in well ventilated places is best.. One great tip I was told on my travels was before you go & while you were there take vitamin B supplements it had great results I didn't meet one person taking them that didn't find it brilliant and mozzie attacks were slim to none... Hope this helps you & enjoy your trip! zÃ*i jiÃ*n |
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It all depends on where you go really...
I went to the Shanghai area for a month in the summer and I never encountered anything that had to do with bug problems or anything. The only harsh thing I think ... is really ... the heat and humidity. You can feel the air and heat once you stepped out the door. Hope that helps |
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