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Jia Yue Hotel Lianyungang

No.1-1 Hailian East Road, Xinpu District Lianyungang, Jiangsu, 222006, China

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Power stretching!

A travel blog entry by ronchu

19

... weird stretching positions, one person usually holding you from moving your body in a way that would make the stretch less uncomfortable, and the other stretching you until you cried. It's rather hard to describe but luckily for you I've added many many pictures. Then we'd do splits and be pushed down and made to hold it for minutes, and drop-rise from ...

Top 4 Christmas Party Dress

A travel blog entry by zolayang

... year's fashion trends. The top 5 Chrismas party dresses will transform you into the centre of attention and the envy of all the other ladies there.

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back. However, this is not your gгeat grandmotheг's bustle. A hip accөnt
on а very ...

Could National holiday week be salvaged ??

A travel blog entry by mcafee1990

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... I might add. So needless to say that really ****** me off given the fact that I didnt even know how much one ticket would cost and everyone had just handed me what ever cash they thought the ticket would be. Thankfully Iain came along to help out, as I probably would have been even more screwed because as i came to the front of the queue it became aparent that the tickets were NOT the 400 RMB price we initaly were told but in fact 550 or ...

The Venice of the East

A travel blog entry by kwhitaker

25

... to us to determine her tip. I found it very interesting that she was trying to barter with us about how much she would get paid. After a quick "simple" lunch we were off to the Gardens.

The Gardens were very tranquil and beautiful. From the inside of the garden you couldn't see the skyscrapers around it. After the gardens we went to a shopping area (and did some damage) before walking over to the B___ to see the skyline from the other side of the ...

A Zhouzhuang Saturday

A travel blog entry by kateandjohn

44

... the restaurants we picked a place alongside a canal and had lunch. It wasn’t terribly remarkable, but the pork was tasty. The sweet and sour spareribs were indeed spare – there was almost no meat on those short little ribs! John claimed he found some meat, but I thought it was strictly a bone rinsing exercise. No matter, the vegetables were fine and we had some fried rice. Soon we headed back out into the throngs and explored the town. We toured ...