Jianying'S Hostel Haikou

... we wanted to stay here for a few days. We got a bus back to wangchang and then another bus to Shimei bay, there is no bus directly to the bay but if you let the drive know he will do a detour and drop you off a few just off the highway about 2km from the beach, not to far to walk.

Now the beach here is just what you image Hawaii to look like. There is a sign on the beach that your not aloud to swim because it is for sight seeing. You can walk a few minutes to find ...

... she had her finger up her nose, digging away like an archaeologist (hmmm, what's wrong with this picture?...more than one thing I think). The plane did a stop-over somewhere (I forget where). Everybody had to get off the plane for 20 minutes & then we all got back on again. This is China. I was determined not to take taxis everywhere & had found out that a No.19 bus went to my hostel after taking an airport bus part of the way there. After travelling on the No.19 for a while, it ...

... rauhallisesti jarruttamisesta kuullutkaan. Oli siina kylla aika homma kun bussi oli ihan tays. Mulla oli rinkka selassa sit piti viel seurata kartasta missa mentiin et osattiin jaada oikeella pysakilla. Meinasin kyl mari kertaa menna mukkelis makkelis... No olihan se vaara asema. Me oltiin itaisella bussiasemalla ja bussi Sanyaan lahtee etelaiselta. Eihan me tallasta hokattu. Ja taas oli mentava taksilla. Siita eteenpain kaikki suju hyvin ...

We are arriving in Haikou with our minds full of interesting and beautiful memories from the landscape around the highway. Here we are meeting Ella and her friend from the Company, Jessie, who also speaks English. In a hall with many computers employees are working with different tourist project in contact with many countries. Most of them are young girls in intensive work,everyone with a smile on her face. I am very glad to meet Ella after two years as her ...

We arrive in Haikou in the wee hours, with our meeting set at 8:00 AM the next morning. We are staying at the Sheraton Resort. The Chinese call this place the Hawaii of the East. It is beautiful, although our first day is very overcast. We held our meeting in the Hainan Hotel, walking distance, and were served an elegant lunch at a huge round table ...

... Sinopec. Apparently the government owns it so there isn't any other. When we are in small towns or country roads, sometimes oxen or other animlas will begin to cross and we have to either stop for them or people go around them however they want since there are practically no rules. Beibei taught me some Chinese today! Hopefully I'll still learn more. I know how to count and some basic objects and sentences.

... We are on the 16th floor so there is a good view of the city. It's a very nice hotel so I'm happy! People drive crazy here. I would freak if I had to drive. There seem to be almost no rules. You just drive however you want and honk to get around people. Bicyclists and people walking are also numerous obstacles. Drivers don't stay in lanes or even on their own side of the road for that matter.

**** yeah!!! After weeks of sitting around doing **** all and getting ****** way too much, my visa extension came through. Now I can finally hit the old "frog and toad" What an awesome last day in Hai Kou this has been as well. 1st stop - Breakfast in a fancy restaurant with the principal, some directors and one of the english department. A scrumptious feast of local Dim Sum After going back to the apartment to clean up and say good-bye, it's time for ...

... any of the moves. It was definately an interesting day, to put it mildly. Thinking I would only have 1 or 2 lines was a big mistake. 'Twas a big day indeed. A difficult day. Like I said, I had to learn many lines in Chinese. The English lines often didn't make any sense. "Last scene" ended up being about 4 or 5 scenes. When I thought we were finished, the script would be thrust in my face ...

Sono tornato in cima all'isola, sperando di dover passare qui solo una notte. Domani cerchero di spostarmi in direzione Hong Kong. Per il resto niente novita...Ho passato un bel periodo a Sanya (al sud dove c erano le spiagge), l ultimo giorno sono andato a vedere l isola delle scimmie: bella, si puo girare e vedere le scimmie libere, ma poi c e anche il centro dell isola dove fanno spettacoli per i visitatori e li le maltrattano. Daro mie notizie quando saro a Hong Kong... saluti a tutti