Kaibo Express Jia Hao
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This week
... I filled Jo in on everything I know about our program manager, which has felt like a bit of a burden to me thus far. It wasn't as annoying as they usually are and our program manager didn't seem to be telling us to do anything different. HOWEVER! The grammar in the slide show was bad, as it often is, and especially so on a slide where she was telling us to be careful with our grammar!!!! Twice she used an apostrophe where she shouldn't have - "Check your PPT's"; she ...
Shanghai
... in Shanghai before Owen flew back to Lanzhou for the resumption of classes and the rest of us stayed on for a few days exploring the city.
We visited the scale model of Shanghai then went up the Oriental Pearl Tower to see the real thing from a bird’s eye view. The glass bottomed viewing platform at 259m up was just about the highlight of the trip for Izzy, who danced ...
Helsinki-Peking - mutta millä hinnalla?
... niiden hyytyessä. Matkattiin kupe-luokassa, eli toisessa luokassa jossa oli neljän hengen hyttejä. Bookattiin ylä- ja alapeti ja näin kätevästi saatiin toinen puoli hytistä kokonaan itsellemme. Laukut talteen alapetin alla olevaan säilytysloosiin ja päiväreppuun kaikki kallisarvoinen ja matkalla tarvittava sälä. Eväspuolta varattiin mukaan ihan liian vähän kolmen ja puolen päivän tarpeisiin, mutta onneksi lisää sai ostettua ...
Bund
... to live in Shanghai and settle there (Shanghailanders) including British, White Russians (mostly nobles fleeing the Revolution), Russian and German jews. Shanghai was made a city in 1927 by the Republic of China (1911-49) with a Mayor and Council (not covering the Concessions). During WWII Japan attacked and took Shanghai (except Concessions) until 1945. Shanghai was a hotbed of radicalism in the 50’s with Jiang Qing and her Gang of Four. After the communist ...
Shanghai on foot
... left and decided to walk around and wait out the rush hour traffic. We sat for a bit outside where we were approached by these two little old Chinese ladies who seemed absolutely tickled by Andrew size and by both of our appearances in general. They wanted pictures of us with them and we happily obliged. We made sure that we had our own picture as well. Afterwards, they were asking us something in Chinese but we couldn't understand one another. ...
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Amenities
- Restaurant
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Business Services
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