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Entries this day: Dan_in_China Wow Dan in China 1:19pm JST Friday 20 August 2004 From: Dan des Hello everybody! How are you all? For anyone who doesn't know I've left Japan and I'm starting a little tour of SE Asia. Starting in China, then Hong Kong, Vietnam, Cambodia and finishing in Thailand. One last stop in Tokyo (love it) then back to England where I hope my Mum and Dad will be meeting me with Cheese and Pickle sandwiches! I'm traveling with a great friend I met in Japan, Rex. Well I'm in China now. The home of Chairman Mao, shouting people and dirty Internet cafes that have faded keyboards. (and windows 98!!).The ferry over here was quite fun, the china sea can get very rough and after 2 days on the boat we did hit a few patchy waters. *BUT* I wasn't sick! I had a top bunk and mostly slept like a log, until the second morning when I was woken by men throwing up in the toilet- oh man the sound, it was echoing around our deck. Shanghai is an interesting place, very dirty and cheap. We stayed at a nice hotel last night but I think we'll have to go a bit cheaper now. We managed to see lots of the place yesterday so I think we are heading off to Beijing on an all night train. We didn't plan to go that far north but we figured it'll be worth it. It has a lot to do and we'll be able to see the Great Wall. Well I'll best be off, this email has taken me 40 mins as I'm guessing where the letters are on the keyboard! Hope everyone is happy, I'm aware China are doing well at the Olympics... the TV stations are state controlled. We'll get 'em on track and field. Keep it real people, Peace Danpermalink Wow 12:00am JST Saturday 21 August 2004 I like this article about breaking into new socio-economic models: http://msnbc.msn.com/id/5671750 permalinkprev day next day |