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No.43 Jinshui Road Zhengzhou, Henan, 450012, China
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Last night I ate dinner with people from the Xu-Bo organization, Julian (the other volunteer) and Marco (the high-school student) where both there too. It was a good dinner with many chinese dishes and an amazing desert, they said it was a coffee cake but it didn't taste like coffee and I really enjoyed it!
By the end of the dinner it was confirmed that today (Wednesday) I would hopefully be on a train back to Shanghai.
So today is here, and I just got a ...
Dumplings, Tennis, and the Museum
... that her grandmother and mother had made. But I guess it was my first time making them so one can only be satisfied seeing as some turned out really well, while others not so much.
For lunch, there was so many different things to choose from I didn't know where to start. There was a lot of egg dishes, cucumber dishes, some meat dishes, a whole fish, some noodle thing with an omelette, tomatoes, gluttonous rice and of course the dumplings made early. It was a really ...
Volunteer tour guide!
Today was actually extremely interesting! For the first time since last Saturday it was actually warm, a toasty 18°C which I would much rather have then the 8-10°C that we had been experiencing. I had class and it wasn't overly exciting, but I had another girl burst into tears in the middle of my lesson because a boy was being mean to her. She is the third girl that has started crying in one of my classes.
After my class I rushed off the meet ...
Week 2 teaching!
... brought the question that I have heard countless times since I have been here, do you have a boyfriend, to which I answer no and ask if they have a boyfriend/girlfriend and that usually has the whole class in stitches!
Tomorrow I am meeting Julian, another volunteer that is based in Zhengzhou as well. I think it will be really nice to have a conversation and not to have to speak 5-year-old English. Anyways more tomorrow after I meet with Julian!
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Just so so!
... the answer to most of my questions, when and if he understood them, was ‘just so so.’ I have learnt that many Chinese people who don’t really know how to respond say ‘just so so’ it really makes me laugh! I have now started to say that to him as a joke and we all share a bit of a laugh!
Next came the CBD, which is quite interesting as it is the complete opposite of the centre of the city. It is the newer area so the urban planning was a ...


