Guangzhou

A travel blog entry by ryness

... away, she said "Liang g", growing more and more unsure, I tried the famous Indian head wobble style nod to indicate maybe yes, maybe no but that was that. Soon enough, our fried noodle with pork arrived and we tucked in with vigour. It was delicious. It was a large serving and half way through, before any other food arrived, we were starting to fill up. That's when the first plate of fried rice arrived. Yes, fried rice. ****, we thought we asked for boiled rice, a ...

Feeding MY ZODIAC

A travel blog entry by annierose

... headed, reckless, infatuated, quarrelsome, caustic, moody, predatory, rebellious, disobedient and irreverent ‘rascal’ - - - but I am loveable, alluring, warm-hearted, altruistic, hard-working, pleasant, trustworthy, independent, engaging, dynamic and an idealist ‘sweety pie.’

12 hours in Guangzhou

A travel blog entry by guykb

... and the officious Chinese immigration officer let us through no problems - didn't even want the form. There's a metro stop right at the airport so it's pretty easy to get right into town. Pretty easy if you know where you want to go. We took a punt on a station and had to change from the orange line to the blue line. Colour codes make language barriers so much easier! Our punt turned out ok. We were in a pretty nice part of town - quaint alleyways and tall leafy ...