Baoye Hotel Shanghai

... ever the wind takes you. Best of luck to you, and 再见.

Well I still look forward to this upcoming semester. 25 new people are coming, and I hope to make some new friends again. I also am looking forward to Monday, because that is when I start my two week trek into Southeast Asia. Warmer weather, beaches, and cheaper booze, hell yeah!

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... old wooden waterside houses, arch stone bridges, and narrow paved laneways. We also enjoy lunch here and return back in Shanghai at 4pm.

Our Guides take us to the Yuan Bazaar and the peaceful Yu Garden which is very beautiful. Dinner is at 6.30pm and we arrive back at the Hotel at 8pm.

... balcony circling the sphere (there's a phrase you don't use often. Is it a double positive?) AND NO ONE ELSE WAS THERE. I was the only one. I was in shock. On my own in Shanghai's most famous building! I celebrated by stretching my neck and shoulders in ways that would make polite company stare. They're really sore from my overstuffed bag.

I got a lift down in the glass elevator (hahaha, me so clever!), but there's not much to see since all the concrete legs are in ...

ISLAND LAKE – About a year-and-a-half ago, Tony ...

... makes the best thai massages. It depends on the factory in each country that makes the thai massages. There are excellent factories in Taiwan as well as factories that do a poor job. Japan also has poor ...

... ward (50 beds, 20 nurses), where patients were crammed into rooms smaller than mine, with minimum 3 to a room, and no curtains to divide the beds. Not only was there no privacy here, but also if you stretched your arm out from your bed you would most certainly whack the next patient in the eye! Are you getting the picture here?! Furthermore, our exploration of the supplies room revealed that everything was metal (included tracheostomy tubes (these are plastic ...

... blocks and setting off firecrackers from the palm of their hands, lining up bangers in the middle of the street and shooting massive colourful explosions into the sky. A mass of colour surrounded everyone of the countless high-rises and appartment blocks and the scene looked like something out of a war-zone.The fireworks carried on early into the morning and apparently we can await a simular event in five days time! 3. The Sites / Attractions: The Old ...

... here who make it look easy! We've shopped until we've dropped and we even managed a side trip to Suzhou. Marco Polo described this place as a paradise on earth. It's a lovely old town which survived the Cultural Revolution so still has it's classical Chinese gardens, canal system and ancient traditions of silk making. The gardens and canals were absolutely stunning. The silk was a bit of a disappointment but I think that's more because it's only made for the domestic market ...

... out, that like so many other things, the Chinese developed a postal system severall hundred years before the rest of the world. They even had their own version of the pony express. Will stop now to allow time for uploading pictures. Mom, we haven't forgotten Etta's birthday. We found a couple of items for her in Zhujiajiao, which I will send back with the others. Happy Anniversary, on the 23rd to you and Dad! Max, Julie had hoped to get a video clip of the Pudong from ...