Transcentury Hotel Nanning
No.111 National Road Nanning, Guangxi Zhuang, 530022, China
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Raquel planned to visit the old town of Yangmei and wondered if I fancied tagging along. I'd planned to wash my smalls today, so I had to give it some serous thought! Showered and changed 45 seconds later, off we we went in search of the bus to this preserved ancient village.
Ten minutes into the journey, one of the tyres punctured, so everyone got off and started taking pictures of us, before long a bunch of school girls each wanted a photo taken with me - very ...
Goodbye China
... Such is the price of progress, eh? No Dalian cuisine for us. ^_^
We wandered back in the general direction of our hostel until we smelled something tasty. We sat down and found out that we'd actually set foot in a tempanyaki restaurant. Japanese food in China...not our intention, but sure! Why not? Shannon went for a likely-sounding "Sliced pork with celery"… a stir fry, with rice. Simple and delicious. Andrew went for "Dailan"-style ...
Le défi commence...
... pu l'entrain du début! Et que j'arrive pas à trouver ce qui me manque pour être heureuse à 100 %! Je n'arrive pas à "retrouver" ma passion du debut .... En fait je le sais : j'ai besoin de projets, d'enfants, de spiritualite et de nature! Et pour l'instant j'ai rien de tout ça!
Une chose est sûr, je crois que je vais apprendre encore en fou sur moi même! Ayayaye! Cette idée me fait sourire! C'est au moins ça! :) haha Et je sais bien ...
Ta Hui Shuo Hasaam??? Zai Huo che zhan!
... usually provide, and on this trip it turned out especially so. They are, of course, generally so close to the roof that you can't really sit up, and at least for me, uncomfortably hot.
There were some very nice people on the bottom bunks (two girls and one dude, all in their early thirties) who invited us to share in the pros of their level (you can sit, put things under your bed and there's a little desk for food). They had prepared much better than us ...
Farewell South-East Asia, Ni Hao China!
... place. We knew where we wanted to go when we got to the bus station but had no idea of how to begin finding it. I told a woman in a shop the name of the road and she answered me with some fluent Chinese, so naturally I didn't understand one word of it, although I nodded as if I did. I didn't even bother attempting to have a conversation in English. Thankfully she pointed in a direction so we wandered off and eventually seen a road sign written in pinyin* for where we ...



