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November 30, 2002Cormorant Fish FestivalFriday November 29 2002 The annual Fish Festival began today. The fish festival celebrates the Cormorant fisher birds who dive for fish from fishermen’s boats they perch on but...Read this update November 26, 2002Mobbed at YangshuoSouthern China Yunnan Province Tuesday Nov 26, 2002 At Yangshuo we were mobbed by women selling hotel rooms. I stayed with the backpacks while Bob and Jana looked at...Read this update Posted by laughingnomad on November 26, 2002 07:54 PM
TrackBack | Category: China, Climbs & Walks, Excursions, History, Reading, Restaurants November 23, 2002AdoptionsIn Guangshou we moved to Shamian Dao Island and stayed in the Shamian Hotel...right across the street from the White Swan Hotel where Communist dignitaries used to stay. Of...Read this update Posted by laughingnomad on November 23, 2002 12:40 PM
Category: China, Culture, Hostels & Guesthouses November 22, 2002To GuangzhouFriday November 22 2002 Hong Kong to Guangshou Across the street to noodle shop for breakfast. Sat with woman who worked as a buyer for a British department store...Read this update Posted by laughingnomad on November 22, 2002 07:30 PM
TrackBack | Category: China, Excursions, Hostels & Guesthouses, Trains, Visas November 21, 2002Westerners Go In The BackThursday November 21 2002 Reading “The Coming Collapse of China,” a book written by a Chinese American economist...a dissenting opinion...he gives China five years to get their banking system...Read this update November 20, 2002Hong KongWednesday November 20 2002 We flew to Hong Kong from Bangkok on China Airways at 3pm...a one hour time change. We noticed the metal spoon and fork that came...Read this update Secrets I Will Never KnowMajor Cities We Visited "The opening up of China is a stirring idea," Lonely Planet says. A foreigner traveling alone today is privileged to see more of China than...Read this update Posted by laughingnomad on November 20, 2002 07:03 PM
TrackBack | Category: China, History, Minority Groups, Politics, Reading, Reflections Lovely LaoMy favorite country so far...the people are sweet but very natural and direct. Flew from Siem Reap Cambodia to Vientiane, the Capital of Lao. The “s” was added by...Read this update |
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