Wanhao Hotel Xiamen Fujian

... and relatively bare of vegetation. They have a good source of building materials then! The valleys are wide and flat and intensively cultivated including many fish farms. They have driven a motorway straight through the ranges in long tunnels in several places and are constructing a railway along the coast as well. We stop at a very modern service station which has explicit notices on the toilet cubicle doors telling you "squatting posture" or "sitting posture"!

Xiamen ...

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hi all

i am in a place called xiamen now which took 24 houres to get hear it was a realy good train everybody was super nice and some people spook english i got chating to an english teacher that wonted me to marry her daughter which was also on the train lol

anyways i arived in xiaman and the first thing i notested that the temputure had risen to 40 ...

... and the silent hierarchy that expresses itself through seating position and height of glass during a toast. After dinner, it was off to Karaoke TV. We rented a very posh room all to ourselves at a fancy KTV bar which looked more like a five-star hotel than anything else to which I can compare it. We were regaled with Chinese pop songs, old and new, while Bo and I answered back with badly-phrased Bon Jovi. A night to remember, for sure.

... of the many stone sealing products available in the marketplace. The type of stone sealer you use depends on the type of stone, but most tile or hardware stores carry a variety of stone sealing products to choose from. Stone sealers should typically be applied once a year. If you prefer to wax your sink, you will want to do this at least once a month. If you purchase a soapstone sink, you will want to treat this very non ...

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 ...

... Air Asia. It was a long day, we departured from Shanghai around noon time and when we arrived in Bangkok, it was 1130pm already, to avoid miss our connecting flight to Bangkok, we played safe and added up 4 hours waiting time in Xiamen. When we walked out of Xiamen airport, the "long time no see" warmth came up, weather was way nicer than Shanghai! We miss south east asia!! One more step closer!

When in China, it feels as if there are millions of temples. I got bored with them a long time ago, primarily because I don't know enough about the stories, history and beliefs encapsulated within them, nor can I read the painted writings and carvings that adorn all of the temple sites. For a while I'd avoided the temples, but I decided that it was about time I really went and had another careful look at what was there. Fresh eyes 'n all that........ The introduction in wonderful ...