Pearl International Chengdu

Shoes have always been an indispensable part in people's lives. Just we need to have dinners and sleep. So we can not leave shoes. As a girl, in fact, I have not been very concerned about the brand. When I buy the shoes, I will pay more attention to the style. And I think the brand store's shoe is not only obsolete, but also the price is very expensive. Some of the brand shoes are similar for ...

... I'll tell you this business at home.<br>I went to the Wenshu temples complex - the whole area is so quite and nice. Old China!<br>Chengdu lies under clouds, which make the city misty. Lot of trees moving in the wind.<br> <br>I went to a culture center nearby, for tea and mahgong. Then I took a taxi to a Bamboo garden by the river. Nice Chinese style of garden.<br> <br>I wanted to go to the People Park - very difficult to manage with transportation: Chengdu has ...

... wall. They walked around but weren't up to much. We then went onto see the 11 month year old cubs, who entertained us for an hour with their rough play fighting. While a few lazy boys laid on their backs chomping on bamboo, a group of four pandas chased each other around and kept pulling each other off the wooden climbing frames. They were so cute and really did look like teddy bears.<br>In the breeding lab they had a window where you could see the new ...

... it was difficult to tell wether they were work in progress or the finished product. A few houses perched precariously on the terraced slopes.'<br><br>I then got distracted by trying to sort stuff out for when we arrived in Chengdu. When we did arrive in Chengdu, it was rediculously humid, and we had to navigate our way though the crowed train station to a taxi. It wasn't long before ...

... was really great. We ate a bigger, more up scale place then lunch. We had dumplings of several types. Spicy noodles here are really spicy and they gave dinner a kick. We also had this dish of fried rice cakes mixed with vegetables and pork. The rice pieces tasted like rice crispy treats.<br><br>After dinner we were going to take a walk around Chengdu, but it was raining. Guess that will have to wait until tomorrow.

... which was like pot sticker meat wrapped in a white bun) was definitely not sweet at all. <br><br>I then watched TV for a while. There were some pretty interesting things on. The pattern was pretty much "drama, drama, something weird, drama, drama, news, drama, drama&#8230;" so I tended to stop on the something weirds. The first one was an animal show, which was some kind of contest at an aquarium. There were two dolphins who would put their noses against the diver ...

... Giant Pandas only eat bamboo, it must've been bamboo, but it really looked like processed as they were cubes of dark matter. The pandas all knew what was coming and reached out to grab their own. These animals were so friendly with each other that there was not any competition for the first feeding. Instead they cuddled together and waited for their turn. After watching the adults feed (and taking over one hundred pictures of the process), we headed off to ...

Who Writes This Blog? We just wanted to address a small misunderstanding that has recently been brought to our attention. This entire blog is the work of both Chrissy and I. We decided it read better in the first person narrative and seeing as I have the job of typing it up it made sense that I was the "I". So, that's that one cleared up!

May 18th The first thing I did this morning was go to a bookstore and buy a road atlas of China and a large road map of Sichuan. One look at my new map convinced me that I needed to drive back to Dujiangyan. The road that I wanted to take through northern Sichuan goes right through Wenchuan County, the location of the epicenter, about 100 km north of Dujiangyan. The plan for today was to drive far enough up the road to find out whether it ...

... my masseuse grabbed some strange Chinese medicine and rubbed it on them. It tingled a bit, and mostly just smelled. I didn't feel much better after the massage and we all decided to avoid 20 kuai massages. We went to Walking Street to grab dinner. It's a big pedestrian area with lots of neon lights and name brand shops, including one called Spice Girls. We found a cafeteria style restaurant and sampled Sichuan foods, spicy jiaozi, puffy dumblings, and noodles in spicy soup. We ...