Yihao Business Hotel Xiamen

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 ...

... a couple of rivers and where the paddy fields are turning golden. It's very attractive. There are many Tulou - both round and square - and streets of other houses also made in the traditional style with earth walls and courtyards, though quite a lot of these have been deserted and are falling into disrepair. The village was the setting for a famous Chinese film (which appears to be its main attraction for the Chinese) although oddly they have rebuilt the buildings which ...

After a 3 hour drive along the coast into Fujian province, we arrive in another Special Economic Zone - Xiamen. This one's a little different in that it was previously the treaty port of Amoy and there is a small island offshore called Gulang Yu which was a colonial concession<br><br>The drive to Xiamen is a good one and crosses a series of mountain ranges and rivers that run down to the South China Sea. Some of these are limestone and many are uplifted plutonic granite, in great pink ...

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... some of the TV coverage of the new year celebrations in Beijing. This included various singing and dancing acts, as well as long stints of what was apparently comedy. Unfortunately as most Chinese comedy either revolves around laughing at fat people / people falling over, or otherwise on intricate plays on words that totally pass me by, I never really get it. Fireworks had been going off all evening, but at midnight we headed outside to see them, by ...

... and put it on my bed, but when I came back I had a nice pile of ironed laundry, carefully folded, and she refused a tip and I barely managed to force a few Yuan into her pocket. This was the first time in my life that I arrived at the airport without even knowing the name of my airline. The abbreviation was one I had never heard, and when I asked, Shandong Airways didn't really give me a clew. I was just hoping it's not one of those blacklisted airlines with planes ...

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We arrived at a reasonable hour of the morning at Xiamen's bus station and walked to Zhongshan Park, as there were a couple of hotels nearby listed in Lonely Planet. No sooner had we reached the park than we saw a group of old folk doing Tai Chi. They happened to be doing just the series of exercises Yoong was interested in practicing, so she insisted on joining them while I went off to search for a hotel. I am very reluctant to accept a room without Yoong's ...