Shandong Machinery Hotel
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Leave Me Alone
... We were desperate to go in and relax.
The spa was luxury. It smelled of jasmine and there was calming music and it was all pretty chic. Until we entered the changing rooms and were expected to strip naked! Lizzie and I were not up for that and left promptly. Ian however, being a fraternity boy thought it must be ok. About 20 minutes after Lizzie and I had left the spa we had a terrified Ian on the phone asking where we were. 10 minutes later he was ...
I Gotta Feeling
... outfits – nothing unusual for Britain but crazy sexy for China! We ordered some drinks and danced. Again, no Chinese people danced, just me, Ian and Austin having one hell of a party! Until a pole was put up on the stage and we realised what kind of club we were in. We didn’t stay for long after that.
We sobered up in KFC – when I say sobered up, I got angry at Ian for there not being any ice cream served in KFC after half 10 ...
Who Do You Think You Are?
... how to say in English – where are you from? What do you like to do? (I taught them that one! J) What is your favourite colour? Then one of them asked me how to write my name. MISTAKE! I wrote it down on a piece of paper that this little girl gave me and suddenly EVERYONE wanted my autograph! "Teacher, teacher, teacher!" That’s all you could hear in the classroom ...
Sunday Girl
... fancied. We eventually got off at a market downtown. I was quite hungry by this stage so we ventured into a Chinese fast food joint! I had essentially a chilli(ish) chicken nugget with rice. I also ordered some fried bread (which we love at breakfast) and some really cute pig shaped steamed bread with custard inside. They had pig faces on and everything!
Then Ian called us and said that he and Austin were going to the ...
Party All Night (Sleep All Day)
... cream and walked around for a bit getting to know each other, but it was inevitable that we were headed to the bar.
We took a cab across the city and ended up in Chao Yang Jie – the bar street and consequently the meeting place of all westerners in Yantai. The Chinese don’t really drink at all so you would rarely find them in a pub. We ended up in Druids – Yantai’s Irish pub. The ...
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