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Russian Reunion!
... nicht das Gefühl hier etwas zu verpassen wenn wir nichts unternehmen und im Vergleich zu anderen chinesischen Städten geht es hier aus irgendeinem Grund ruhiger und beschaulicher zu. Auf den Straßen ist es erfreulicherweise erheblich leiser. Die Menschen brüllen nicht ins Telefon oder während sie sich unterhalten, das allgegenwärtige Gewusel ist we***** wuselig und sogar die sonst infernalischen Hupen der Busse sind ...
Shoes and shrines: looking southward from Kunming
... The serenity of the woods was shattered by a fast road at their base, and no sign of a bus stop. Tip-toeing carefully along the hard shoulder of what was, essentially, a motorway, we eventually found a side-road with a bus stop, and shoehorned ourselves onto a crowded bus which took us back to the base of the mountain. The return bus to the bus station took the best part of two hours, owing to near-stationary traffic most of the way back to town. By the time we had arrived ...
Koolin' It in Kunming
... for $4 for each orange. My cost was $1 each so they make a nice profit. I am stoked, soo delicious.
I wasn't done. At a different store, I bought tiny quantities ($1 worth) of several loose teas I wanted to try out, some as much as 990 RMB ($157 per 250 gram). I only loved one kind...the dried and curled young tips of tea plant, a green tea. The others tasted like earthy fungus and one was real bitter. Perhaps these ...
Battle for Kunming (and Stone Forest)
... some stones, which would be our most expensive outing to date. It doesn't sound a lot, but when you consider that you don't get to ride on a golden escalator, or stroke a unicorn it seems a little steep. From the outside, the forest looks a bit like a few stones spread amongst some grass and shrubs - but this is merely a visual effect.
When you actually pay your money you are transported to the middle kingdom and the views it offers.............. with a thousand ...
Happy Dragon Boat Festival
... not have much significance. In some places there are dragon boat races, but mostly people get off from work or school to go home and be together with family. And to buy the zongzi. Im not a fan of the sweet, sticky rice so I dont really care for this holiday. The most I will ever remember of it was last year when the Gengma tv news station interviewed me about the holiday. As if a foreigner would know anything about or have an opinion on this ...
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