The Landmark Hotel Shenzhen

... or join you in any social event.First time customers can be reassured that our receptionist will be more than happy to help with your selection and make you feel completely at ease. Whichever lady you choose to meet you can be more than sure that you are getting the very best.
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... a look around a science museum which is roughly like retaking GCSE science so pretty easy and we didnt need to revise to know all the answers :P but this was pretty good we didnt really learn much but we had a good browse. although i suppose i learnt to drive a forklift and operate a wrecking ball... useless... but anyway then we headed off to the park to meet the Blackers!!
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... world famous architecture, shopping centers, and stunning views of the harbor from Victoria Peak.

After we left the Peninsula Hotel we walked to the nearest subway station underground to purchase an Octopus Card. It was an all inclusive transportation ticket that could be used between Kowloon and Hong Kong for buses, subways and even the ferry.

Then we returned to the ferry terminal to board the Star ...

Well I just had to have this title, though it might also allude to my growing girth. Hong Kong is decidedly first world. It is all what an Asian city should be - large and full of people, yet surprisingly clean and safe, with a vibrant culture and an amazing cuisine to boast about. Hong Kong is famous for it's Dim-Sum, and it did not let us down on that front. What was surprising though was the level of cleanliness associated with even the street food stall ...

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Unfortunately, clear days with good visibility become more and more scarce nowadays... Especially due to air pollution from the industrialized towns on the Chinese side of the border. Nevertheless, you should still make a point to go up to "The Peak" and hope that visibility will be good enough...
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... cause we met an American guy who has been in Hong Kong since Nam. He had with him a young pretty Asian woman. (take from that what you will). He kept giving us a 'cheers'..'I f*ckin love the Irish man. The IRA were awesome for all the money laundering they did here'. Eh what????? I have no idea what he was talking about but he was a great laugh anyway. Then we got talking to two Aussies and a English guy...backpacking! More victims stranded in HK because of the airport ...

... and walked around some of the popular districts on Hong Kong island, stopping every once in awhile to purchase little specialty food items. After several hours, we took the ferry back off the island and headed back to their neighborhood since it was officially Mid-Autumn day, and it's a traditional day for families to go out to eat together, eat moon cakes, and enjoy the night where the moon is at its fullest. I tried to get out of the ...

... was a shopping day in the outlet district of Kowloon. This is what HK kids think is so cool. NIKE-ADIDAS-NIKE-ADIDAS-NIKE-ADIDAS over and over and over with an occasional camera/phone shop. This area was just a tiny area of shopping in HK. We have a Long way to go. Well I think this is good for now, I want to go get something to eat maybe a croissant. Peace out and have good Day! Check out HK at night

... structure of the Chinese Communist Party since the founding of the modern Chinese Republic (sic Dynasty?) in 1949. The revolutionary leaders who survived Mao's various purges owed their positions to events long past. Since the opening up of the Chinese economy, government officials and their families have made money hand over fist as a result of their ability to leverage their power and influence. These officials and their families ...

... to my way of thinking and reflects very poorly on the institution and the individuals involved. Perversely, I benefit, because it has taught me a lesson about looking out for myself. Nonetheless, the sorry episode makes me all the more determined not to allow my personal identity to be merged with that of the institution. I will do my job and take my money, but then I'm an individual at a distance.