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62.252.0.9 changed the name of the mayor from Tan Zhongchi to Nirav Desai. Since the same IP subsequently made a nonsense change to a number, and didn't attribute or summarize the name change, I reverted. Someone with the ability to check should verify the mayor's name. Demi T/C 19:01, 2005 Mar 14 (UTC)
According to a news report[1], Tan Zhongchi is the mayor as of Feb. 08,2006.--Skyfiler 01:25, 9 February 2006 (UTC)
Are you guys sure about the weather of Changsha in Winter? It can rain 3 weeks in a row, mostly drizzling, but rarely stop. And since the humidity is so high, the chilliness is more penetrating than in many colder but drier northern cities. It's typical in a sullen Winter afternoon, people crouch in front of a stove which is usually the center piece of the room, warming their hands on the chimney, chatting and drinking hot tea poured off a steaming pot, trying to get the end of the day. A heating system is ridiculed by people since every one knows "Changsha is a southern city". But as a matter of fact, many people from north of china, like Shen-yang, develope frostbites after they came to Changsha where they feel it's much colder. I was raised in Changsha and left it after graduation from medical school. My wife still has an apartment there but I am always shy on the idea of retiring in Changsha, even with the cheaper living standard and much more friendly people than found in New York, because of the weather. The weather is just nasty, let alone air pollution. Oh my! --StillOcean 13 August 2006
The weather in Changsha can be much hotter than you say in July. I am there now, it's July, and we have had 37 degrees on one day, 35 on another. A quick glance at the BBC weather forecast for Changsha this month will show this.
the mao zedong museum`s photo actually is the "city museum of changsha" may be i am think a woring name,but there are no one Mao zedong museum in the city,just have one mao zedong literature yard which used to research of mao zedong`s literature works. this museum not olny have this building, it include Mao zedong`s old house. and one big maozedong statuary made of marble, people can visit this house.--212.120.84.185 22:47, 27 May 2007 (UTC)
