Shen Nong Resort Changsha
No.8 Tianma Road, Liuyang Changsha, Hunan, China
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The rest of my week!
... was fun so i decided to sit facing away from everyone and their staring eyes! (incidently the first evening i arrived we went to the same restaurant as i said in my previous post and when we walked in it was a wedding and everyone had a good look then). before i sat down they said they had a present for me, only turned out to be bonus in an envelope 1200 yuan and they were like count it infront of them to make sure you have enough! i didnt and said i'm ...
Km 20'050, Changsha
... Mir gefaellt dieses Gefuehl nicht sehr gut und so gehe ich auch das Umland von Hongkong anschauen. Dort befinden sich naemlich unzaehlige Inseln, die nur sehr duenn bevoelkert sind und sich das Leben ganz relaxt abspielt. In Hongkong ist interessant zu sehen, wie so viele Kulturen miteinander Leben koennen. Menschen aus fast allen Laendern der Welt leben und ...
Yi tang ying yu ke (An English lesson)
... bits of sentences I understood. Pity we can’t do the Zhangjiajie trip, but that just shows how busy high school teachers, like Tian Hui, are. While the middle school has the day off on Monday 2nd May (making a 3 day weekend), high school just continues on without a break, I believe.
After dinner at 6 she headed back off to work, and Jin Shan back to ...
Back in Changsha: a surprising eventful relief
... waited for Tina, Fred (also maybe previously mentioned him in a blog-- sort of weird crazy but entertaining American from training), and Adonis. It was only a little bit awkward... mostly it was fun, I think, because I sang a lot of songs. They had a good selection of English songs. Also, I ended up singing 8 Chinese songs!!! Chan and his friends knew all the ones I chose and sang with me, which was sort of helpful but sort of not because at times they were a bit off-key. It's ...
Xin Nian Kuai Le!
... tracksuit bottoms and the driver had on jeans.
The wedding was in a hotel in another city about 1 and a half hours away. When you enter the foyer you see some people behind a table. These are the ‘money collectors’. Instead of wedding gifts, everyone gives money in red envelopes. You hand these envelopes to the people at the table who open it in front of you, count the money and write something in a red book. For me, this stole ...


