Hua Yuan Wenzhou

... meals, did our laundry and navigated us through the hospital maze. My mom and I got $2 “hair washes” which included 50 minutes of scalp, neck, shoulder and arms/hands massage as well as a quick blowdry. Paul got a haircut, which included everything in the “hair wash” and a cut and blowdry for $5. We ended up really liking my grandparents’ hometown for our short visit, and it felt like home to us too.

... of China. My mom says they just can’t control the population as well in the country, like they can in the city. We’ve found it to be really nice, not to be stared at or out of the ordinary. People generally have 2 kids, so 4 is still a lot, but people here don’t seem to bat an eye, or be too surprised by it. They’re so used to seeing people from overseas, that ...

... interesting to see where normal people live and how they live. Here&#8217;s a few things that we noticed. Everyone in all the houses owns at least a few chickens. Our uncle owns hundreds! When we were there, we were also treated to 17 course meals and tons of fruit. Finally, when we went to my grandpa&#8217;s grave, they set off real fireworks and tons of firecrackers!<br><br> One night we brought a bunch of fireworks that we ...

... the view out the front door of the remodeled section of the house. Back then, this huge paved road was their garden and they had a view over the river. <br><br>My mom has such nice memories of this place. It is really neat to be here, to meet relatives we wouldn't otherwise get to meet, and hearing family stories. It is a real highlight of the trip for me.

... of it. Many people from Qingtian have been moving overseas, starting businesses, and mailing money back to their families, so we&#8217;ve found this "small city" to be relatively cosmopolitan! There are many overseas Qingtian people living mostly in Europe. We&#8217;ve heard people speaking fluent Spanish, French and German here. Actually very few go to America, so we haven&#8217;t heard any English!

... black burn spots on the board. The desks are everywhere and chairs are usually upturned. I walked in today and someone had shaken a pepsi bottle and sprayed it EVERYWHERE. The chalkboard, and every single desk was sticky and grimy. <br><br> Tim's sister-in-law, also a teacher, made a comment saying it's nice to know grade 8's are the same worldwide :P<br><br>Anyway, here are some pictures of the school, our rooms and nearby. <br><br>

Situated right next to what has to be the smelliest strip of water of all time is a beautiful little piece of land called Jiangxinyu. It`s a little island that has 500 year old temples ... and an amusement park ... <br><br>We saw a Buddhist ceremony and a roller coaster. Tim won me a little prize at the baseball booth. At first I grabbed a little ...

... BMA-36 Massager; BMA-35 Massager; BM-73 Large Hair Machine; BMA-72 Large Hair Machine; BMA-69 Large ...

Hey Hey and a Big G'Day toya, <br> <br>Man, talk about dark curtains! <br> <br>I planned rise and shine with the sun but each time I woke up it was dark so I thought I'd enjoy more sleep. When I finally woke enough to question the night's length I found it was nearly ten. That's what happens when you get an expensive hotel room cheap! They actually have real curtains and ...

... 2012 WD-2013 WD-2014 WD-2015 WD-2016 WD-2017 WD-2018 WD-2019 WD-2020 auto relay AUTO RELAY1 VB-566 VB-567 auto washer HS-102 HS-111 HS-116 HS-118 brake pad brake shoe disk horn DISK ...