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eChinacities - Nice website for job surfing in China
I had a chance to use eChinacities.com jobs page. Found internship within a couple of weeks. First, my friends recommended me to use it as they also had gone for interviews for jobs applied through this website.
I recommend this website for other as well.
If you are looking for nightlife, dining and cultural events,it´s the best cityguide to 41 major Chinese cities,such as Shanghai, Beijing, Shenzhen,etc.
For the jobs section, it’s updated daily and the postings are usually very detailed, and it's also can filter your job search by city, which is good in case you have a certain city in mind.
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