Hu Bin Hotel Taiyuan
No.172 Yingze Avenue, Yingze District Taiyuan, Shanxi, 030001, China
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Hallo meine Lieben,
in den vergangenen Wochen ist es auf meinem Blog eher ruhig gewesen. Nach wie vor ist unser Alltag von viel Arbeit geprägt. Allerdings haben wir die Zeit auch genutzt, um viel mit unseren Studenten zu unternehmen.
Um mal wieder ein Lebenszeichen von mir zu geben, findet ihr unten daher nun ein paar neue Fotos diverser Aktivitäten, wie z.B. verschiedene KTV-Abende, unser Theaterstück, welches wir ...
The South End of Naishengtang
... thought of this little piece of sunshine that he has already fallen so deeply in love with being just left on a street corner was more than he could bear. I could certainly see his point so they were left at the hotel for some time to "chillax."
Ken, Sunny, and I got a cab and rode to the location. Our trip was late in the afternoon right as the after work and after school hustle and bustle of the street ...
Life in the Park
... to the park were a group of women dancing – they did a series of traditional Chinese dances while we were watching them, some men joined in, the movements were not harsh but soft, slow, and flowing. You could tell that the women met regularly and appeared to be preparing to perform. They danced routines with empty hands to start and at the end got out traditional Chinese dance fans. (Are there any other former Pom Pon girls out there that want ...
A Relationship is Formed One Small Step at a Time
... with someone’s skills but she was right to not to buy in after one act. It’s better to see if that sincerity is still there tomorrow.)
Third, the Super Bonus!!
This evening, after a trip to the place Sunny was abandoned as a baby (a separate post after I digest it all), we were lounging around eating our magnificent dinner of crackers, soda, yogurt, and fruit, and I took a chance and handed Sunny a cracker from the ...
The Hot Pot Meal Adventure of the Century
... who stopped for us would understand, (self deprecating humor here if you read between the lines), we requested her help. When we finally showed her the name of the restaurant that had been written down for us, she shook her head “No,” a good universal symbol, and pointed out the correct direction, another universal symbol.
Not trusting that we would understand her universal language; after all we thought she ...
This hotel was formerly known as: Hu Bin



