German-Swedish restaurant not far from the university. Downtown there is a MacDonald's. In other cities we visited, nice hotel rooms that were quite inexpensive. Even in Shanghai we got excellent accommodations in the heart of the city at a very good price. Business education is quite popular in China, and Nanjing's program is one of the best in the country.
Admission is quite competitive.
It was daunting to think I would stand in front of these students knowing that I was, by far, the dumbest person in the room. In each course I gave a total of four three-hour lectures, culled unabashedly from my courses notes at Grinnell. Quite frankly, I did not prepare special, separate lectures in advance, as I know some more diligent Grinnellians have. In retrospect I do not regret this. My impression was that the content of the course is not what most interests the Nanjing authorities.