Does ran quite a bit for Kunming, but nothing like Guangdong & Hong Kong, and the temperature stays decent, and there are also blue skies. Don't understand need to be in Wenlingjie/Green Lake area because unis are closed.

I know several western foreigners here who earn from remote online work (translation, editing, programming). Growing number of westerner-run bars, cafes, restaurants; some involved with int'l corps; guy who's into building things (mini-golf, other); photographers, writers, gokunming journalists; a few westerner artists, graphic designers; foreigner language students, some doing postgrad fieldwork (anthropologists, linguists, others; people with NGOs of various sorts; a few MDs).

There are health issues with eating almost anything, I think. Grain-eaters tend to have bad teeth; meat-eaters who eat little grain have good teeth (plenty of archaeological evidence based on teeth from before & after the Neolithic Revolution (invention of agriculture), as well as on folks who eat little grain & lots of meat today vs. moderns, most of whom have grain-based diets with or without meat).

Yes, including that one.

Alex: I'm also an omnivore, eat meat (I love good beef). I have been presented with specific animals, alive, watched them being slaughtered (though not cows - sheep, pigs, chickens) and have eaten them. I too am moved by the way I feel at the moment and so have ignored personal reform. Mea culpa.
I do feel/think, however, that if you can't stand to see clearly what you are doing and still do it, you're guilty of lying to yourself - a virtually universal failure of all of us.