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Honglin Hotel Dalian

No.39 Puzhao Street, Zhongshan District Dalian, Liaoning, China

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Mangled

A travel blog entry by rzyirek

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... br> Christmas Eve was the turning point in my recovery. Despite my fraility, (you know, I HATE when I feel my age - I always feel young and vital. With this injury I had no right hand for a month and I was so worried about re-injuring myself I walked around like an 80 year old woman on the slippery ground, had it all wrapped up in a scarf - soooo wretched) I met Nicole and the gang for a Christmas celebration. Nicole arranged a party for us at her school complete with ...

Christmas in China!

A travel blog entry by hshannon

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... the beginning. I ended up being one of those teachers who does the dance in the front of the auditorium as the kids followed along.

The best part about the christmas concert was our Chinese ESL coordinator informed us that we would be renting costumes. The boys had Santa Claus outfits, and I was given a puffy red dress to wear. It was awesome and ridiculous, but I just pretended I was Ms. Claus and had fun with it.

The actual concert ...

Stürmische Zeiten

A travel blog entry by hejialing

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· 12:37: Betrete Esszimmer und sehe mich neugierigen Blicken und leeren Platten gegenüber; Ratlosigkeit der Chef-Bedienung: Wo kommt der Ausländer her?; werde zwischen Chinesen platziert, „Russe?“ „Nee, Deutsche!“, „Oh, die versteht uns ja!“, „Magst Bier?“ „Nein, Danke!“, „Da, Ganbei!“ (= Auf EX!), wer kann da schon nein sagen, ...

Trip to Dalian

A travel blog entry by hejialing

... im Sauseschritt die Treppen runter und durch ein Labyrinth von Klamotten-, Krutsch-, Schuh-, Essensläden und was das Shoppingherz sonst noch so begehrt. Treppen runter, Treppen hoch und schwupps wieder auf der Straße durch das Menschengewühl. Wie vielen Leuten ich diesmal mit meinem Trolley über die Füße gefahren bin, kann ich nur vermuten. Schätze aber, es war rekordverdächtig. Nach einer ¾ Stunde Busfahrt, ...

The Real Fun: International Economics n' Marketing

A travel blog entry by srimmel

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... clear eyed when it comes to many things. Not to mention hugely pragmatic.

As for the labor thing, yeah, it sucks. But the standard of living is rising here, and it's in large part due to the insatiable need in more developed countries for Chinese goods made at low labor costs. The value of an hour's work is rising here. And again, the RMB is worth more every year* compared to other currencies. So not only are they higher ...

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