I searched the existing threads but couldn't find answers to specific questions. This query is mainly directed toward Americans who have married chinese women who are not from Kunming. Presumably, you had to return to the location of your wife's hukou. If so my questions are thus:
1. Were you required to have a health certificate?
2. Where did you get your certificate of marriageability translated?
3. After the marriage certificate was issued were you able to obtain a resident permit in Kunming or some other city rather than return to your wife's hukou location?
Are there any second hand furniture markets left in Kunming? I know this has been discussed before but couldn't find a thread.
Appreciate locations and directions if someone knows of one.
Thanks
I know this has been covered before here, but I thought that I read that the second hand market was recently located. Would appreciate it if someone who has been there can tell me where it is currently located.
Thanks in advance!
A group of four of us (two Chinese and two Americans) decided to try this restaurant as we'd heard so much good about it. "What a fantastically dreadful place", my only response. One of our Chinese partner's pasta came with the "complimentary two inch human hair gracing the top of her plate". When she pointed it out to the server he called the manager over who reached in with her fingers, removed the hair then walked away. When my friend protested the manager became demonstrably annoyed (poor thing had her wine drinking and smoking interrupted) and finally provided a new plate (we think) of pasta for her.
So where was the owner of this establishment? Give this place a pass, stay home and make your own pasta. You'll be much happier. The food is very common and the service is atrocious. I give it one year max before it's out of business.
