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Xin Feng Hotel Anshan

Qianshan Tourism Resort Anshan, Liaoning, 114045, China

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Ripped off from here to eternity

A travel blog entry by ataritouchme

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We got an early high-speed train from Beijing to Shenyang, Liaoning's capital, then exited the train station to find a bus. There were booths labeled "long distance bus tickets", so we asked for a bus to Liaoyang. The first lady disinterestedly informed us tickets would be 25 kuai per person, which seemed a bit high, so we went to a different booth. The guys in there told us it wasn't worth it and to hire a taxi. When we told them ...

Sniffles and Tears

A travel blog entry by ruthwarren

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Today was our final day at the school; we drive to Shenyang tomorrow. In the morning, we visited he Haicheng Primary School. The children's orchestra sounded top notch! Students entertained us with dancing; a troupe of boys demonstrated acrobatic breakdancing and girls performed a traditional costumed Mongolian dance. We saw a class of students learning English using a fast-paced response method and an entertaining computer game projected on the screen. More classroom visits ...

School visit

A travel blog entry by ruthwarren

... and I played table tennis with our hosts. Later, I taught an English class on common pronunciation mistakes. At the end of the day, we had a cultural exchange. We had been warned ahead of time to prepare a performance, so we sang Frere Jacques in four languages including Chinese. Aaron and Katie both sang solos. We sang the school song and taught the Colonial ...

Sightseeing Day

A travel blog entry by ruthwarren

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This weekend is a festival where Chinese pay respects and give sacrifices to their dead ancestors. Most government workers were off work today but schools went on. Juniors and Seniors are preparing for their university exams. We began our day at Haicheng Senior High School. Our students were exuberant about their host families. All had been given the royal treatment. We were taken by bus to Maifeng village, where the mayor and his staff greeted us in his office. Maifeng's ...

Needle in my nose!

A travel blog entry by mth5003

... family, or whatever part of my family happens to be home at the time. Shuang Shuang loves this part of the week, she adores Jamie and Tracey and gets so excited she stutters when she thinks that she might get to go live with them next year (more on that one later) My Chinese family is wonderful, and they've truly helped to make me feel at home here in China. But it can get a little exhausting sometimes, my darling Chinese "mama" (aunt ...