Ucool International Hostel Shanghai

Well, it has been a great semester. Those of you that will be leaving soon, I am sad to see you go, we had some good times. From Beijing to Xi'an it was a good run. Be sure to keep in contact through FaceBook, email, or whatever else and I wish you all a safe return. Maybe we will meet up again someday, but if not, it was good to know you, and have fun ...

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Shanghai's Huxinting Teahouse

Located right outside of the Yuyuan Garden is the Huxinting Teahouse. It is located in the middle of a goldfish filled pond. It is an ancient structure originally built during the Qing Dynasty and part of the Yuyuan Garden. It is currently located outside of the garden. It can only be reached by a zig zagging bridge. Here is yet another place ...

... pas comment tout ca va continuer a evoluer et a cohabiter.

Hier matin, j'ai visite un jardin chinois avec des gens de mon groupe. Je suis vraiment bien tombee, les gens sont vraiment gentils. La seule chose est que j'ai vraiment de la difficulte avec les accents. La plupart sont Anglais mais ils viennent de differentes regions. Il y a un Anglais qui est demenage en Australie mais celui-la, je ne le comprends pas. Il a l'air bien gentil mais je ne ...

... Family Worship Center as speaker and special guest. Saturday, August 8 at 7:30 p.m. with Bishop C. L. Bryant and Tolliver Memorial C.O.G.I.C. as speaker and special guest, and Sunday, August 9 with Elder Marvin Bennett and Greater Crosby Temple C.O.G.I.C. as speaker and special Guest. Everyone is welcomed to come and enjoy ...

... their ambitious projects. A floor was also dedicated to the 2010 Expo being held in the City, makes me want to come back for that! Lunch was at the nearby Xintiandi. This is composed of an area of restored traditional shikumen ("stone gate") houses on narrow alleys. With time running short I ditched the plan to go to ShanghArt and instead hit the Jade Buddha Temple (Yùfó Sì). See Pictures of it's beauty. The evening was spent enjoying some beer ...

... hillarious, we were on a carrige which has three tiers of bunks and about 50 people on it in total. As soon as we got on all the people around us absolutly loved us and started telling us how beutiful we were and started stroking our faces and arms! They all had photos taken with us (like almost the entire boat hd done) and gve us chinese names. One of the lads next to us spoke a little english and translated alot of the stuff. They were all so friendly ...

... some of the others. After coming back to the apartment for a short rest we took a cab to Xin Tian Di, a converted warehouse area in the middle of Shanghai proper. We had another excellent dinner, appetizers of smoked duck, and a marinated carrot roll, sweet peanuts and sweet river shrimp, followed by a couple plates of green veggies, Braised pork and steamed rice and crab in the shell. Dessert was crepes filled with sweet red bean paste. Entertainment ...

Day 229 Sun 25th June 2006 My first solo day in Shanghai Both Paula and Brian checked out this morning, (was it something I said? joke). Paul moved on to HK and Brian moved over to the dorm in his Uni. I got up at around 10am, and was feeling pretty rough, that feeling didn't go for most of the day. I had breakfast and tried to wash my clothes, but both the machines they have here were full so I decided to leave it till later. I went off on a bit of a mission today ...