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  • Kunming-Nong Khiaw (Laos) 16/11/09-17/11/09 I took the sleeping bus to go from Kunming to Laos. It departs from 17:00. It was either taking a bus for 25 hours to Pakmong and then a tuk tuk for less than 1 hour to Nong Khiaw or Posted by jeansblog in Jean's travel blog | Nov 19, 2009
  • Kunming 15/11/09-16/11/09 I just came here to go more south and to enter Laos but I must say I liked the place. The hostel was great and the people I met there too. Good place to party too. I could have stayed Posted by jeansblog in Jean's travel blog | Nov 19, 2009
  • Chengdu 14/11/09-15/11/09 Well I went to this place for the pandas and I'm happy I did see them but I'm not sure it is worth coming up here just for that. I thought it would be a nicer experience but it is Posted by jeansblog in Jean's travel blog | Nov 19, 2009
  • Shanghai-Huangshan 09-11-09 to 12-11-09 Because 2 of my planes got canceled (for a change :)) and I wanted to see the Yellow mountain again but with sunshine I decided to change a bit my planning and head to the north again. I will also Posted by jeansblog in Jean's travel blog | Nov 19, 2009
  • Yangshuo 12/11-14/11 Guilin and more precisely Yangshuo is really famous in China and it is indeed great. As several people did tell me I should better skip Guilin I went directly to Yangshuo and did not see Guilin. Yangshuo is awesome. Not Posted by jeansblog in Jean's travel blog | Nov 19, 2009
  • Hong Kong and China I thought that China was really amazing with the Great Wall and other stuff like the Forbidden City. China was way more westernized than I thought it would be like especially Hong Kong because it technically used to be a Posted by CyrusRR in Around the World in 110 Days | Nov 18, 2009
  • 'A City You Never Wanna Leave Once You Come' At first blush, Chengdu was disappointingly modern. I'm not quite sure what we were expecting for this so-called gateway to Tibet and the high regions, but on arrival all we could see was a sea of burning red neon, lofty Posted by pendleton in The Pendleton Odyssey | Oct 24, 2009
  • Hong Kong and Shanghai Linguistics talks about code switching between languages or vernaculars, and in education I often think about the cultural code switching required of ESOL students in addition to the language switching. Posted by ltdewald in Semester at Sea | Nov 18, 2009
  • Laid back countryside and Shanghai wide-eyed! Apologies for the lack of visual stimulation but unfortunately our internet in Kathmandu is crap to say the least so you will have to use your imaginations until we get back from Everest Base Camp in 2 weeks (hopefully!) and Posted by siandrach in SI & RACH'S WORLD ADVENTURE | Nov 18, 2009
  • Glacier in Tibet [img=http://photos.travellerspoint.com/233125/large_IMG_6172.jpg thumb=http://photos.travellerspoint.com/233125/thumb_IMG_61 Posted by grmoski in Bryce in China | Nov 18, 2009
  • 18. november siden sist har jeg... -Vært på formell middag med Merchant Bank of China (ikke vet jeg hvorfor, men maten var god) - Vært på KTV med Merchant Bank of China, sunget diverse svisker og danset vals på kinesisk vis. - Fått Posted by kinatonje in kinatonje | Nov 18, 2009
  • Hong Kong, Beijing, and Shanghai China surprised us in ways that won't surprise you, because you already knew that it's ancient, immense, and developing at an incredible pace. But you see that antiquity more directly when you're gazing at jade pieces carved nearly 6,000 years Posted by JR-CR in A Family at Sea | Nov 17, 2009
  • The Latest and Greatest My days remain fairly basic. I study and read a good deal. I read about China as a country and the Chinese government. I read Chinese short stories and Chinese news articles. All of them are translated into English because Posted by Tad Turpen in Beida Fall 2009 | Nov 17, 2009
  • November 17th, 2009 Today's been a bitter sweet day. I went to a cooking class with some of my colleagues this morning and felt like I bonded with them for the first time since I arrived. I was also invited to attend a Posted by Evil1 in My year in China | Nov 17, 2009
  • Yamdrok Lake Y Posted by grmoski in Bryce in China | Nov 17, 2009
  • A Day with Chao Chao's Family, then a Visa Run to Thailand! 'Chao Chao' is a Chinese male version of Belle! He is a charismatic, rather cheeky 4 year old boy at kindergarten, with whom the kids have officially bonded! Shortly before we were due to head South to Thailand, Chao Chao's mother Posted by Pofandts in Our China Adventure | Nov 16, 2009
  • The Countdown Begins Before I apologize for missing three weeks on my blog, I would first like to explain how these past few weeks have gone. Yes, I know, they're excuses, but trust me, they're really good, and kind of interesting. Two weekends Posted by bengully in Ben's China Adventures | Nov 15, 2009
  • Guan Xin's hospitality We were woken by the carriage attendent who had woken the people in the bottom bunks first- they had swapped beds with us without telling us but this serves them right! We got up and packed our stuff and it Posted by SamAmy in A year of adventures | Nov 15, 2009
  • Datong to Yungcheng The next morning we woke, packed our bags and took them to the left luggage at the station and then went to buy a ticket to Yungcheng (suprisingly easy). The train was at 6 in the evening so we had Posted by SamAmy in A year of adventures | Nov 15, 2009
  • November 15th, 2009 I can't believe it's November 15th already! In two weeks, it'll be Thanksgiving and in a little over a month, Christmas. But here, it still feels like fall. Yeah, it's cold and snowy but there aren't those usual reminders of Posted by Evil1 in My year in China | Nov 15, 2009
  • Giving thanks... This hasn’t been too much for me to write mostly because I’ve been ill, both recovering and getting a sinus virus, that makes me quite cranky which I’m not in the mood to write. Now that I’m recovering, I’m in Posted by mskaye in Life as a TESOL Teacher | Nov 15, 2009
  • Den perfekte dumpling For noen uker siden ble vi invitert hjem til Johanna, en 24 år gammel assistant teacher her på skolen, hun har hjulpet oss med mandarinen vår, og nå skulle vi få et innblikk i kinesisk kokkekunst! Johanna bor fortsatt hjemme Posted by kinatonje in kinatonje | Nov 15, 2009
  • 14. november Da er det helg! Vi jobber to-tre lørdager i måneden, så klokken fire i dag var det tid for helg :) Cait, Lottie, Eva og jeg dro ned til Yueqing sentrum med Speedking - skolesjåføren vår, for å unne oss Posted by kinatonje in kinatonje | Nov 14, 2009
  • Can we just have a drink, watch Zizek and eat chocolate? The party's getting crackin'. Well, I mean it would, if we could just tear ourselves away from our respective computers and live our lives, the date we'd sort of planned. Somewhere there are newly arrived books at a post office Posted by BERLINERP in Head Trip | Nov 14, 2009
  • China after Beijing It was dark when we arrived in Datong and we had a hostel in mind just across from the train station but all of the cheaper rooms aparently weren't available so we walked away expecting them to say "ok ok" Posted by SamAmy in A year of adventures | Nov 13, 2009
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