Jinjiang Inn Beijing West Railway Station
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Beijing - Train Adventures
... in bottlenecks when entering or exiting anywhere. Having been brought up in a society of line lovers, this could be quite frustrating and we felt it very rude of the Chinese at first but the reality is it is their country and that is the way they do it, so we had to accept it and adapt. It still bothered me when I would wait patiently in what I thought was a strategically well chosen entrance position with waves of people behind me, then somehow, out of no where, someone would ...
China: Part I
... to full employment guarantees to street sweepers (the men and women with brooms as opposed to the motorized ones), throwing trash on the ground is the norm. Amazingly, the streets generally were free of trash thanks to the ever-present street sweepers (mostly consisting of ethnic minorities who migrated from the countryside).
· Unpleasantries – The biggest one for us was the constant need to use booking agents ...
Ni Hao!
... with all the amenities including pillows, blankets, and a full travel kit complete with everything you need in the toiletry department. I watched the documentary Bully on the plane, and I highly recommend that every child in every school sees it. It was incredibly moving, focusing on several different cases of bullying around the country and the lengths that children are pushed to as a result- all kids, wether they are being bullied ...
It's nice being back in the classroom
... crazy.. But next week I will move up a level, and I think that will better suit me. I also enjoy all the accents around me. The school is filled with Europeans, Australians, and Canadians, haven't met any Americans yet however. They are all friendly, and we share a lot of the same feelings about China, learning the language, etc. So having people I can discuss these things with makes it much better. The afternoons are the same. I walk to work, ...
Made it back alive even with my crappy Chinese!
... covering its streets. First stop - Apothecary. This bar reminded me almost too much of California mixed in with a side of "hoity toity." The drinks were as good as they were costly, though our group didn't care much for the crowd and opted to move on to the next...
Baby-Oh! Bar was, to an extent, our comic relief for the night. A drastic switch of scenery from where we just came from, young Chinese boys were pole ...