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  • Chinese Generosity Yesterday I was taking the bus back from the electronics market. When I got on all of the seats were filled and there were a few people standing. A man immediately got up from his seat and offered it to Posted by grmoski in Bryce in China | Aug 16, 2009
  • Tomorrow I will go to East Sea Bridge Tomorrow I will go to East Sea Bridage, and I upload some photos soon. Posted by q2hoo in This is my q2hoo.com traveller blog | Aug 15, 2009
  • Internet hell Everything technologically was fine till the Internet suddenly was no longer on its best behavior, by this past Wednesday of my return, life has been crazy attempting means getting hooked up and connected... not only that, with great pains of Posted by mskaye in Life as a TESOL Teacher | Aug 15, 2009
  • Dump Truck Accident Last year I was on a business trip to a Miao ethnic village in Rong Shui county. The road from Rong Shui to the village was a windy dirt road through the mountains. One of the bridges was being rebuilt Posted by grmoski in Bryce in China | Aug 14, 2009
  • Heading off WOW! It's finally here. I'm heading off on an adventure in China Tibet and Nepal A welcome change for me - this time I am travelling with a friend - Amanda will be with me for the entire journey. Amanda lived in Posted by TheWandera in Adventures in China | Aug 12, 2009
  • Beijing Day One 10th August 2009 Hi all, As it turns out, Wordpress is blocked here in China so here is another blog site that appears to be OK. Also, Facebook is blocked so if you want to contact us it will Posted by marcerenee in Beijing | Aug 11, 2009
  • Back to routine.. adjustments, typhoons... Been back to Sichuan for 2 days and good grief, re-establishing myself into my flat taken a day and half! You know the normal routine: laundry, cleaning (which involved lots of dusting), grocery shopping... (yep, no provisions, had to replenish), Posted by mskaye in Life as a TESOL Teacher | Aug 10, 2009
  • Beijing Guide Although this guide is written for a Beida exchange student, it has valuable information for all travelers in Beijing. BEIJING Markets - Pan jia yuan (dirt market) -- Only on Saturday and Sundays. This is a haven of antiques and Posted by jmcmahon in Habitats | Jul 1, 2009
  • Btw, did you know....? ... yours truly with a co-scriptwriting partner have completed a feature length film script and seeking an out-of-the-box thinking production company interested of getting our script onto the big screen... we like to hear your thoughts! Production can Posted by mskaye in Life as a TESOL Teacher | Aug 8, 2009
  • Home video Truly, do I need to say more? Had a blast! Thanks to my new found Jinan friends! Big hugs! Posted by mskaye in Life as a TESOL Teacher | Aug 7, 2009
  • Warm goodbyes, and 'becoming of age' connections Yesterday was my last day with Jinan IELTS Training School, and certain students who were truly interested in learning had plenty questions of me as well. They were amazed by my many internati Posted by mskaye in Life as a TESOL Teacher | Aug 7, 2009
  • Rain/Heat/View So I realize I have been writing a lot about my adventures. So I wanted to try something a little different. I tend to just take for granted that everyone know I appreciate a lot more to Shanghai than the Posted by moranad0 in That's Shanghai | Aug 5, 2009
  • Now comes the hard part... Ok, so I think the home sickness is finally hitting me full force - it's been almost 2 months since we've been gone, and my brain seems to finally be registering the fact that this is not a fun little Posted by Andrea S. in Our life in China! | Aug 4, 2009
  • Journey to the northwest part of China I was really hesitated and could barely make up my mind to travel to Qinghai because of sticky private affairs although that was my plan from the very beginning of the summer vacation. However, I got a message from a Posted by Absar in A trip to Qinghai | Aug 2, 2009
  • China Part 2 - Dongbei (The Northeast) Part 2 of our China trip continued up the eastern coast towards the North Korean border, ending at the Everlasting White Mountain (Changbai Shan) which straddled the China and North Korean border. [img=http://photos.travellerspoint.com/183193/DSC_0027 Posted by HT in HT and Tez's Amazing Race | Jul 11, 2009
  • What a birthday celebration! Happy birthday to me... Gee, life's grand, received wonderful birthday salutations and small gifts in memory for me from my Jinan students, then later spent a great evening with friends with dinner and cake... Lots and lots of pics.. will post Posted by mskaye in Life as a TESOL Teacher | Aug 1, 2009
  • From Kunming to Sapa On Wednesday evening we caught a taxi to the bus station and eventually with a few hand signals found are bus that was headed from Kunming to Hekou on the Chinese border. When we got on we found the beds Posted by robbiet239 in Alex & Rob's Travel Blog | Aug 1, 2009
  • Catching up Beijing Style This weekend (18th-19th July) was all about making up for the previous (11th-12th) weekend’s Beijing Belly which kept me from enjoying the summer food and fun! Be aware that to date I have never experienced anything as bad as Beijing Posted by Hansnally in China vs Canada | Jul 31, 2009
  • Competitions, Eclipses and Head Injuries So, I believe I owe you a blog. And what an eventful time I've been having. To start with there was the solar eclipse and a few days ago I competed in my first martial arts competition. And then of Posted by IRShaolin in I R Shaolin! | Jul 30, 2009
  • Clock makes haste Wow! The hands on the clock are moving as fast as the days when I return to Sichuan.... whoa!!! Another week and I am back in to Guangya School... well, at least, I'll have a few days rest before classes Posted by mskaye in Life as a TESOL Teacher | Jul 28, 2009
  • mickys and claires final say! We arrived safely in Beijing after an awful train journey involving bright lights! Apparently taxi drivers don't know their way round their own city, so it took us a while to find Leo hostel as it was located in the Posted by JMCK in Claire, Mic, Jo & KT's BIG trip | Jul 28, 2009
  • Beijing Part II We got up really to go and see dead Chairman Mao, and when we arrived at Tiananmen Square the queues were awful already! We were amazed and shocked at how few Chinese people had seen him! Anyway, Posted by chrisalex in Asia 2009 | Jul 28, 2009
  • Beijing Part I We got an overnight train from Xi'an and arrived in Beijing early in the morning. After waiting for our room to be free we checked in and showered. On the first day we spent it getting our bearings and having Posted by chrisalex in Asia 2009 | Jul 28, 2009
  • Zhongdian and Dali After having made it out of the landslides of Tiger Leaping Gorge we then had a six hour bus ride cross country to Zhongdian. When we made it to Zhongdain on Friday the weather was cold and wet and at Posted by robbiet239 in Alex & Rob's Travel Blog | Jul 28, 2009
  • Dali Yesterday we set of for Dali. The bus journey was long and bumpy as the main road was closed for repair. We stopped a few times on the way and for lunch we had pot noodles. Dali like everyw Posted by Yeebles in Alex & Rob's Travel Blog | Jul 27, 2009
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