Wanhao Hotel Xiamen Fujian

Xiamen was a typical Chinese city. It was not very interesting really. About the only exciting thing that happened took place in a local department store. We were on the third floor looking for a few things that we needed back on the ship, and Cub couldn't find a bathroom. We must have asked a half dozen store clerks and none ...

... and good views.<br><br>Just a word on environmental issues - China has a reputation for being the Bad Boy of the environment but we have been amazed how conscious they seem to be - it's generally very clean (but they have an army of cleaners), there is good use of low energy light bulbs and in most places they have recycling and non-recyclying bins. The toilets are mostly clean and the people mostly friendly - China has come a long way in 10 years. Apart from the driving.<br><br>

... for China and the persimmon harvest is also in full swing. The roads may have improved in China but I cannot say the same for the driving. I don't know whether to close my eyes or keep them open so I can brace myself for the impact! The slowest lorries seem to permanently occupy the outside lane so overtaking has to be on the inside, sometimes crossing the double yellow line to overtake in the opposite carriageway and sometimes resorting to the hard shoulder, exciting when a ...

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... quality granite and marble at the reasonable rate. Since, granite countertops and marble countertops are the natural stones it is used by all the home owners and builders for their houses and buildings. Granite and marble countertops can be used as kitchen countertops and bathtubs. Granite countertops and marble countertops come in different colors, prices, designs, specifications, styles to meet the needs of the customer. Granite and marble ...

I knew before that China is not a tropical country but it got a little too cold for me. I was having breakfast in my lovely Hangzhou hostel, but everytime someone opened the door, a cold gust of wind was blowing in, giving me a chill down to the bone. The forecast didn't promise anything good either. Daytime temperatures were predicted just above the single digits, and nighttime much colder, and the night falls early in eastern China. The wind made it all even more obvious ...

... out of the building &amp; headed to my favorite restaurant, got carry out, and went home &amp; ate my dinner with a nice glass of wine. It was so strange to think all of you were back home doing what we usually did. It just seemed like the holiday never existed over here. Poor Abby had no family to spend the holiday with... So December 12, we headed to Hong Kong for the first leg of our trip back home. We got to our hotel ...

... in the day, and Gulangyu was a special enclave for foreigners living in the area. Its European heritage is apparent in the numerous mansions. The island is also piano-crazy, possessing one of the best piano schools in the country. There's not a whole lot to do, so we pretty much just hung out and enjoyed the tranquility of the pedestrian utopia. Where else can walkers reign so freely except in shopping malls?