Fairy Land Hotel Xiamen

Xiamen was a typical Chinese city. It was not very interesting really. About the only exciting thing that happened took place in a local department store. We were on the third floor looking for a few things that we needed back on the ship, and Cub couldn't find a bathroom. We must have asked a half dozen store clerks and none ...

... featured in the film completely new. Maybe the visiting hordes collapsed them?<br><br>The main attraction from the Tulou point of view is "the highest TuLou". This one is a square building and it has one more storey than most do. It is also notable because they built it, unknowingly, upon a marsh and when they started to put the second floor on it started to sink. So they had to drive pine tree piles in, and there is now one whole floor underneath the current floor ...

... is coming in the other direction.<br><br>In principle they drive on the right here but this does not appear to apply to cyclists and rickshaws who want to turn left for example. In one place they are building a new dual carriagway. Half of it has been laid. The other half has been abraded with a pneumatic drill to make the new surface stick. It's like driving over corrugated iron. Traffic is driving in both directions on both the old and new parts of the carriageway. EEK!<br><br><br><br><br>

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... controls were relaxed; and capitalism, to a degree, was allowed to flourish.  The people of these cities, as evinced by Xiamen's contemporary population, also did pretty well for themselves. There is one feature here that easily makes this the most foreign place we have visited, though: the total and complete lack of English.  Everywhere else we have been, people have spoken English to some degree.  Here, it is exceedingly rare to find ...

... apart but I had gone too far to step back now. Hangzhou airport was a surprise too, I expected a dimly lit hall with three airplanes departing daily but it was a huge, busy airport with a very interesting cathedral-shaped roof and could be entered into any airport design contest. Ninety minutes later I was in the deep south, it was warm, no wind, and when I walked around long after dark to get some dinner, wearing a T-Shirt and no jacket, I knew I had done something right.

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... ahh, I am cleverness girl for sure!) I continue to recall such deliciousness to be had in the motherland. And, I really do miss qie zi so much: xiao qie zi, yu xiang qie zi, di san xian (also a qie zi dish), and so on. But, now is not the time to dwell upon the delightful goodness of QZ...but rather DPJ! Yes, another moment to dedicate to dpj must be had. We had ...