Ru Jia Hotel Chengdu

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Je suis donc rentrer chez moi avec 2$ de taxi (CALISS C'ETAIT LOIN) et
j'ai declarer la victoire totale. J'ai aussi reussi a faire fonctionner
le chauffage pis je l'ai mis a 30 degres. Comme Dieu l'aurait voulu.



De plus, je voudrais vous rappeller les vertus de la conservation d'energie. Surtout en Chine ou Electricite = Charbon.



Bons poumons a tous!



Xoxoxoox



-Big Daddy Pimp

... cute and all the bunk beds were down sized to accommodate them – it was like walking into a dwarf town! When I got there, the kids were all lined up in a row ready for their lessons to begin so I didn’t really get the chance to chat to them, but I really hope I can come again before I leave and interact with them more and gain a little understanding of their situation and memories of the earthquake



From what I see ...

... places I go. Its hilarious! Some try to be discreet, hiding behind friends, while others get right up in my face with cellphones and cameras. Once I got over the awkwardness of this behavior I began to see the humor in the situation, and have since gotten used to laughing with the locals over how different and out-of-place I appear.

I strolled up and down the street a few times to determine the best-looking teahouse to settle at for lunch (the best ...

Today was an early start. We had to go to the Chengdu University for Economics and Accounting. First we had to go by the old campus and pick up the professor. She has classes on both campuses. We drove to the new campus which took us about 30 minutes because of the traffic. We arrived a few of the professor's students were waiting for us. They gave us a tour of the campus and they have a museum for the earthquake. The university provided aid for the ...

... photos though... More about these wonder mammals: they secret a scent that other pandas can recognize their status, age and sex. That says a lot! It is difficult to determine if a female panda is pregnant. One spring all the females acted as if they were pregnant, but only one gave birth that summer. The gestation period is 3 - 5 months. The range is long because it can take 1 - 3 month for the egg to implant. When the babies are born, they are very small, are ...

... i know what was I thinking?!) I was ready to go. As we were leaving, we ran into some people we know heading in and got waylaid. Then some more people from our apartment showed up and it looked like I was never going to get out of there. But I realized that there is no rule that says "If new people show up at the 2 hour mark, you are required to stay" or "You can't get a cab back alone." I got home fine. I was not drunk at all ...

... more active, I think they are a little uglier, like what would happen if a fox mated with a raccoon. To feed and hold one of these was cheaper, only 50 kuai, but I decided that my total spending would be 5 kuai for a nice cold 可口可乐 (Coke or as it is pronounced here ke kou ke le) Whoot! I get to talk to my Dad... but it just broke up. Darn Anyway, after the panda thing we (my four roommates and me) ended up going to ...

... being said. When dinner was served we were told that we were about to eat leopard, beaver and pig. The leopard was in a soup and it was one of the best parts of the dinner. Liz apologized to her cat Oliver before she took her first bite. During dinner we were greeted by every person in the party by standing up and drinking a glass of beer. Sometimes it seems like they are trying to make you drink much, but it was explained to ...

... China). Unfortunately I was the only Mandarin speaker (and I'm terrible at it) and we were faced with Chinese menus (symbols only) and staff who couldn't speak English. This frankly is the norm, but normally you can just ask for a recomendation or point at a few things on the menu. However, the girls in our party were extremely fussy, not wanting meat and all that malarky. This confused the hell out ...

... it left me with an excess of time to fill. To keep my costs down a bit, Sim was kind enough to give me some work to do at the hostel in exchange for my room. This is a luxury I'm really not used to - some space of my own! It will be hard to go back to dorms. The pay may not work out to much, but then my work - mostly proofreading - isn't exactly time consuming, and does have some exceedingly good fringe ...