Changfeng Hotel Shenzhen

... Mooncake or Mid-Autumn festival) falls on October 3rd in the year 2009. What is the Moon festival? Every year on the fifteenth day of the eighth month of the lunar calendar, when the moon is at its maximum brightness for the entire year, the Chinese celebrate "zhong qiu jie." Children are told the story of the moon fairy living in a crystal palace, who comes out to dance on the moon's ...

... rulled by the British as they all tell me the education system was alot better and there was more freedom compared to know when it is Chineese ruled.

We are getting alot of rain at the moment which is proabley come over from the phillapines which was really hit bad, they have had loads of rain there and the country is under water.

I am still having a great time here, I cant really see myself moving back to the UK anytime soon, life is very good out here and you can ...

... with dogs, you get fleas!





Can I take it to Adelaide?!



And this one too!




And me!!!




Too busy...




Rhu dog! Where?!




Is that you?... Gomez, is that you?




Man, they do ...

... I'd wanted... AGG, I hate shopping, it's torture. Honestly, I don't even know how to feel about the whole experience. But it was interesting. In our two days in China I do feel like we've had some of the "cultural" experiences that New Zealand and Australia lacked. We've bargained with people who hardly speak English. We've been hounded by touts and hung out in one of Hong Kong's most densely packed and diverse hubs. We've eaten in a ...

... repars pour voir le temple street night market ! Sympa ! J'y ai acheté une paire de lunette de soleil pour rien, j'ai aussi acheté en chemin deux ou trois bricoles pour mon hygiène personnelle....J'ai mangé dans une espèce de snak asiatique avec les photos des plats sur les murs ! C'est beaucoup plus simple pour commander mais je finis toujours par manger des noodles ! toujours pas de viande ou si peu...quelques des de poulets c'est tout ! En rentrant vers ...

... we visited the village, the Nature centre, Po Lin Monastery and Tian Tan Buddha statue. The statue was so much larger than expected. We then caught the metro back to Tsim Sha Tsui where we took a rest before heading to Temple Street Night Market (Yau Ma Tei). The night market was really good, lots of nice things - unfortunately we didn't ...

... So much so that we ended up having endless water and tea refills and stacks tissues brought to the table... twice! We laughed a lot and this meal took ages to eat but we managed to get through it, leaving quite a mess on the previously pristine white table cloth! Desert consisted of delicious custard balls rolling in almondmeal, which were both tasty and soothing to our mouths. By the time we had concluded our thoroughly enlightening, embarrassing and tasty meal it ...

... and over $3 HK in the fishing village. The amount of tourist spending in these regions is little to none, moderate, and substantial, respectively.
Hong Kong hand-crafted jewelry is ranked third in quality in the world. They import all of the needed materials, and export 18 percent of their product. Considering their scarce domestic resources for jewelry-making, these statistics are quite impressive and indicate a high quality of craftsmanship. Our tour was ...

... faire prolonger notre visa. on nous a aimablement répondu qu'on pouvait se brosser! Du coup on est obligé de complètement revoir notre périple. Je vous passe les longues heures de tergiversation pour élaborer un nouveau plan de bataille. Au final on a décidé de n'pas aller au Tibet. Les éléments semblent se déchaîner contre nous. Avec les J.O. et les év ...

Crossing the border from New Territories, Hong Kong, to Shenzhen, China takes minutes, however the transition is remarkable. Tommy hired a driver to take care of all the boarder details and drive us directly to the plant almost 2 hours from the boarder. I'm not used to such service and felt like royalty being whisked over to the other side. The difference at first is subtle but there ...