My family chooses to buy produce from places like Metro instead of street markets, for the reasons quoted above. Although they cost more, larger stores sell fruit, vegetables, eggs etc labeled as 'green' or organic. Of course some cyncism in exactly how organic they are is justified. To be even safer, it would be worth looking into those selling organic produce direct from the farmers who use safe practices.

Domestic Milk has been revealed to the world not to be trustworthy, so we pay the extra for imported milk.

There are no absolute guarantees, but we can take certain measures to at least be a little more healthy.

Sometimes at new Luosiwan the overview sign will help to find a particular section.

I also thought the old one had closed - does anyone know if there is anything still there?

I have ordered through Amazon here twice. The first time I received the product, and second time it never arrived.

There are whingers and negative people wherever you go.

I say, congrats for escaping the freezing north, to experience the best weather in the whole of the country as found in this province. You'll also find something else rarely encountered up there - blue sky. Of course our pollution here is increasing all the time, but still our air is much better than many other provincial capitals.
I wonder what you think 'the good life' is. We do have nice cafes and pubs here, both local and foreign run.
But in the end, ask not what your city can do for you, but what you can do for your city. If you want to make friends & enjoy what is here, then welcome to the Spring City. If not ... well you get the idea.

We have also heard there is someone that sells memory foam. Does anyone know where to go for that?