Chris A former pizza cook, recovering business journalist and avid cyclist, Chris first came to Kunming as a traveler in 1999.After living in Shanghai for three years, he succumbed to his dreams of Yunnan and in 2004 moved to Kunming. Chris's posts >> |
Dan Originally from the frigid northeastern U.S. state of Maine, Dan fell in love with Kunming's moderate climate after spending a sunny February day wandering the city in his T-shirt. He moved here soon after and joined the GoKunming team following a brief stint in the NGO sector.Topping Dan's Yunnan travel list are wandering the mountains on the flank of Tiger Leaping Gorge, biking from Kunming to somewhere tropical, and hiking from the Irrawaddy to the Mekong. Dan's posts >> |
Matthew Matthew handles the techie stuff on GoKunming. After much umming-and-ahhing, he moved from Shanghai to Kunming in October 2007. He's never worked outside greater China, having embarked upon self-imposed exile from the UK in the summer of 1998. When he's not worrying how much he can afford to spend on his next machine, he's likely to be poking about with HTTP pipelining, bash scripts, or planning some as yet unrealised PHP/MySQL masterpiece.Matthew's posts >> |
Xiao Lu A local Kunmingnese, Xiao Lu (aka Wendy) likes the blue sky and warm sunshine of Kunming. She's interested in literature, music, art, travel, and partying with friends.Xiao Lu's posts >> |