The university town is surrounded by villages, and the rent is a little cheaper, more than 200. However, few people have broadband. I haven't seen it yet. I studied there for four years, and there are not many buildings around. Maybe there is.

You can live in the university town, but the rent is expensive, about one month 1500, but there is broadband in the building, so you can find more people to live with. 1500 house is big. If your internship site is a school, you can apply for a student dormitory. Our dormitory is located in Building 4 of Bagua Building, with broadband for 4 people a year. It is still acceptable. If you can't apply, you can also rent a house in the development zone. There are many residential areas in the development zone where you can rent houses, such as Lando Gallery, which means that you have to prepare a means of transportation. It takes about 20 minutes to go to the university town by bike.

But the buildings around the university town you mentioned are hard to find, especially those with broadband. The surrounding villages are all rented houses converted from bungalows. You can have a look for yourself. Take the express 12 bus or the slow 12 bus.