Hejia 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 ...

... reason given that it is very hot and humid back at the coast, the swimming pool is closed because it is Autumn. Evening meal was an interesting experience; we tried to find a place Nancy had recommended but were not sure, ended up in a nice place called Noodles with a menu totally in Chinese but with pictures. Mimi ended up with the largest bowl of noodles you ever saw and I chose a set meal because I thought that would be easy - but still had to choose the protein ...

... island - a pinnacle of rock with a cable car. Huge tour groups have matching caps and guides with megaphones. It's a typical Chinese idea of a park - manicured and carved into perfection. There's a lovely notice in tourist office explaining how the artificial rocks and gardens in one place make it "entirely natural". However the island is vehicle free except for electric cars so outside the main tourist area it's quite pleasant and peaceful.<br><br>In theory you can swim in the sea ...

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... have free access to their teacher's mobile numbers in England, and if they did, they would be very unlikely to put them to use sending festive greetings. Victoria, extremely devoted teacher that she is though, then felt that she had to reply personally to every single one of them. So, as my ramblings probably demonstrate, I had a fantastic time and feel extremely lucky to have experienced what a family Chinese New Year is really like in rural China.

... ticket was an unbelievable 45 Euro including all taxes, and I got myself a seat for same day departure. It was almost hard to leave, and even so suddenly, because the staff at the hostel treated me so nicely, I felt more like a family member visiting, which may sound unbelievable in a big and busy hostel. When I left, they called me a taxi and even the cleaner was waving bye bye outside. The day before I had asked her to take my laundry out of the dryer when it was ...

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... had a room for one night. When I pushed further, she seemed to suggest that a second night was a possibility but would depend on somebody checking out. The first room they showed me was Number 404. It was quite a nice room, but I thought there was no way Yoong would stay in a room ending in four, and I could be in big trouble if I booked it, so I pointed to the number and said "No good." The lady nodded knowingly and showed me another room, which was not so ...