Those Zhejiang folk would sell their own grandmothers down the river for a pack of ciggys. Some of the most stingey people you'll meet.
Still, get your visas in order and you wont have to worry. There's no excuse.
@Alian
The Arabs struggle with 'P's, they're fine with 'B's, (Benghazi, Baghdad, Ali Baba etc)
When I say struggle with their P's I mean in pronouncing words beginning with them, not as in they cant handle a plate of Jolly Green Giant.
I am now, thanks.
It was you who assumed that putting something in the 'Living in Kunming' section that was specific to America would be an enlightening experience for us all.
I'm just making my assumptions off that.
But maybe you're Alan Whicker having an off day, I don't know.
Ah, well If you are an American then it's perfectly normal that you have no idea of the wider world.
My apologies.
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The 'alphabets' of Yunnan
发布者A good read.
Six Chinese nationals wounded in Lao ambush
发布者@nnoble
How do you know the reason for the attack? You weren't roaming the streets of Kasi with a gun on Wednesday were you?
Kunming driver boldly goes where few have before
发布者Women drivers.
Yunnan province to advertise in Thanksgiving Day parade
发布者Bloody Hell. This'll mean more Americans.
Snapshot: Bullfighting in Yunnan's Stone Forest
发布者Flying lanterns (孔明灯) certainly aren't Thai, they're very much Chinese. They were mentioned in Ming books and where in Brought to Britain from Hong Kong in the 1920's, but what? They were imported from Thailand now?
I remember seeing an exhibition about them at Hubei museum many a year ago.
Anyways, is this bullfighting just for the festival or is there certain days of the week I can visit and catch a bull fight?