Tian Ze Hotel Tongliao
No.15 Ke'erqin Street Tongliao, Inner Mongolia, China
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Inner-Mongolia and the Million Tree Project
... even expecting me yet! (I’m notoriously a
non-morning person around work!) We waited outside her compound for a few
minutes, which pleased the driver because he was able3 to smoke a cigarette and
relieve himself on the lot. We were so early to the bus shuttle at Jinan Temple
that we beat the 5:30 departure time! We arrived calmly to the airport at 6:20,
with 10 minutes to spare to meet our group, who was checking in for an 8:30
flight. We almost ...
First Day of tree-planting
... the tree planting site about 1 1/2 hours away (our hotel was the closest place to stay!) We got to a one-horse town Adan then the 40 of us divided into the large trailer beds of 2 trucks to drive further onto the sight. We were slightly crammed in and a lot of people put their face masks on to avoid the dust in the air. The trucks drove about 15 minutes through fields of trees that had already been planted to get to our lot. We got a short ...
Working Hardly in China
This is a top pick!
... get to Beiling (North) Park. Too bad they don't have a Nanling (South) Park or I'd definitely have to go there to visit Emperor Kenny's Tomb (You *******s!). After working up an appetite wandering all around the massive grounds of the Park and the tomb, we stopped for an insane amount of dumplings. We had 6 20 dumpling orders with all manner of stuffings: beef, pork, lamb, melon, veggies, and fungus. Surprisingly enough, we managed to finish almost all of them ...
Arriving in Anshan
... chat. When I awoke at the apartment complex, it was dark and looked like we were parked in an alley. The metal gates and the steel bars surrounded most of the ground floor apartments so I wasn't getting the best impression. But when I walked through the front door, everything was surprisingly quite modern. There's recessed lighting everywhere, the barking of a feisty Pekingnese dog, a baby grand piano in one corner and one of ...
Shenyang shopping again
... and bought a big stack. He has his DVD player with him, so this will keep him entertained in the apartment, on the trains, and buses. Crystal came with me to shop for jewellery for the store. Otherwise, it is an incredible language barrier, bartering is essential, but we found really good things, and had lots of fun. Lunch was KFC, the only place to eat other than ...
