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Degas Hotel (Yishang) Wuhan

No.975 Jianshe Avenue Wuhan, Hubei, China

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Un Noël à Wuhan

A travel blog entry by mankehuber

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... vol via un aéroport de transit ! Une révolution ! Certes, cette révolution a aussi un prix puisque ce vol est un peu plus cher. Nous avons de la place dans notre grande maison. La contrainte est de s’y prendre à l’avance pour 2 raisons : le prix du vol et le temps d’obtenir le visa pour lequel nous devons vous transmettre une lettre d’invitation.

Au plaisir de vous lire, voir ou parler. Et à très vite pour notre périple sur Hong-Kong !

Les ...

Traffic in China!

A travel blog entry by aimeeontour

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... the police don't care and have more important things to do', which I guess in some respects is true but the number of accidents that occur is shocking. One thing I have realised here is that they have little respect for human life, I blame this on the huge population. When 50 people were injured in a road accident in England it was on the TV for days, if hundreds of people are killed in a mine here it is not news. It's ...

Where Am I ! ?

A travel blog entry by richardstochina

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After an emotional day in Qi Chun we turned into tourists again. Actually, we were uber-tourists-on-meth today before we hit the pillow. Try to keep up. Checking out of the White Rose at 08:30 AM (nice digs by the way) we were off to the Yellow Crane tower. We all (including a 14 month old Jane!) were at the Yellow Crane Tower in 2001. Like everything else we've seen in Wuhan, nothing but the tower and the main plaza ...

Visiting Jane's SWI

A travel blog entry by richardstochina

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... 8217;s now. When she fostered Jane she also fostered another girl about the same age who was eventually adopted to Holland. She has since returned for a visit as well.

The Zhou’s daughter, who was around 11 when Jane was living with them, was Jane’s best friend. She has grown up to be a kindergarten teacher in northern China.

We shared the photo book we brought depicting Jane’s 10 years in America. They ...

Lost in Translation

A travel blog entry by richardstochina

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The Chinese try desparately to embrace the English language in their signage. Sometimes they miss the mark a bit with some pretty amusing results. We thought we'd share some of our favorites. This became sport for all five photographers in the group. There wasn't one file of pictures in a given day that didn't have at least one ...

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