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Visiting Grandma!
... dumplings!! Sticky balls of steamed dumpling but i like to call them kung fu panda dumplings! It was a really fun day and once again i was welcomed into a wonderful chinese home! They took loads of pictures of me and i was hit even though i couldn't speak to them so well!
When we finally left her grandma hugged me, alissa cried and shuya clung on to me so that no one kept me behind! We drove back to shuyas house and i just felt so lucky to have met such nice welcoming people! :)
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Farming, pearls and cormorants.
... the birds from swallowing larger fish,
which are held in their throat, but the birds can swallow smaller fish. When a
cormorant has caught a fish in its throat, the fisherman brings the bird back
to the boat and has the bird spit the fish up. Though cormorant fishing once
was a successful industry, its primary use today is to serve the tourism
industry. We wondered what the SPCA would think of this in NZ! As said, mainly
just for tourists.
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Our final days in China
... clapping there hands excitedly or repeating my greeting enthusiastically both with a massive smile back!
We ate some of the best food I have ever had, seen some of the most beautiful scenery in the world and learnt some of the most fascinating history ever known.
I would urge anyone to explore this unique experience for themselves but make sure you take an open mind, a smile, a bottle of sanitiser and a bog roll with you.
My summary would ...
TRAVELLING STARTS!!!!
We have at last managed to defeat the Great Firewall of China, to bring you unadulterated access to our adventures!
We'll update it as often as we can, but we're already behind so bear with us...
In the meantime, read our ever hilarious posts and look at our pretty pictures- and like my entries more than Rob's. His will suck. :)
Love to you all, wherever you are xxxxx
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Yangzhou- rich in history - big in character
... spread among people of varied social status.
The street is 1122 meters long and paved with slates. In the past, it was not only the water and land transportation route in Yangzhou, but also a commercial and cultural centre. It is also home ot one of Yangzhou's famous service industries - knives.
Yangzhou's service industries are often referred to as the "three knives" - the kitchen knife, razor and pedicure knife for which the city is famous. The ...
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