Qingdao Eastern Light International Hotel

... views are spectacular, and somehow it also has the glimse of lifestyle from a big city. Thus to say, mixture of everything.

Definitely worth the visit, and the coldness...


Hightlights of visits:
. The Protestant Church(基督教堂 )
. Jiaozhou Governor's Hall (提督府), office building of former German governors [Gouverneurspalast] and former municipal government

... down the hills, we finally settled on a slightly outward hill...it's only 3:30pm and the sun is already preparing for the day-off......Point to note for the sunset fans, you gotta start early for that in Qing Dao. By 4:30pm the whole sunset process is done and we went for some city sightseeing, christmas trees and decos are all around already, nice lights there.

... 26041;知郤原來 ; / 不必盼蓬萊 ; / 已是埋藏心 ;內 / 蓬萊就是愛 ;
Listen to it: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2N9TxBTq -wQ


Highlights of visit:
. Penglai Tourism-Vacation Area (蓬莱旅游ॷ 0;假区)
. Penglai ge (蓬莱阁)
. The Eight Immortals (八仙)

... belts and feeding through the machines. Minimal manpowers.

We spent pretty much the entire afternoon on the coach. A funny incident, as we are all getting into deep naps during the bus trip, suddenly I was woke up by intensive heat, like burning fire, really hot-like-hell, it's winter and I can't get rid of any more clothes from my body ...

... br>. The twin-spired St Michael's Cathedral, (天主教堂), one piece of the famous Neo-romanesque architecture in Qingdao, designed by German architect Alfred Fräbel, completed in 1934[9]
Flower-floor (花石楼), the place for previous German governors to fish, hunt or rest.
. Xiao Yu Shan (Little Fish Hill, 小鱼山)
. Residences of famous ...

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... 2008 * Carnival of Gluttony - Closing Ceremony :: October 5th, 2008 General Admission: 10 - 20 RMB 10 RMB (09:00 - 15:00) 20 RMB (15:00 - 22:00) Hours: 09:00 - 22:00 Closest Bus Stops: Beer City (Corner of XiangGang Lu and Haier Lu): JinJiaLing: #104, #301, #304, #313, #321, #362 HuiQuan Square: Hai Shui Yu Chang: #6, #15, #26, #31, #202, #206, # 214, #219, #223, #228, #231, #302, #304, #306, #311, #312, #316, #317, #321, #501, #604, #605, #801 Editor's note: "As the Chinese ...

... platform so we ran there and made it on the train with LITERALLY minutes to spare...aiya! The train ride was uneventful. Had some Tsingtao and played cards until we were tired enough to go to sleep. When we arrived in Qingdao you could instantly smell the sea air and the smell of fresh fish...it was amazing! We were all so excited to get down to the beach! So we hurried off to the hostel to get the room sorted. We arrived ...

CLOTHING TRENDS: Peggie said purple is popular in China this year. I can't confirm this. The dress in China can be described as conservative semi-formal. Most men wear suits or the business outfit described below, younger men might wear slacks and a nice shirt, or perhaps jeans and a nice shirt, very few t-shirts (except as undershirts). Women generally wear slacks though many women who work as waitresses will wear black knee length skirts and a white ...

... a shiny lacquered carving of a dragon. The base of the site forces tourists to walk up a cobblestone street to one of the entrances to the Wall. I say forces because the path is lined with deadly aggressive curio hawkers, shoving T-shirts in your face and opening boxes of "Rorex" watches into your step. Some of the more naïve tourists in our group were quickly surrounded and bombarded with cheap ****, this gave Nat and I the opportunity to slip away to the cable car ...