Justice Road is 正义路 Zhengyi Lu.

On the whole, good, considered advice, so thank you very much to you all! As to the last few posts, I should probably reiterate, certainly not a Chinese/foreigner thing, or in other words, I think cars should stop (where appropriate) to let *anybody* cross the word, not just me. The most important thing, of course, is not to lose my temper/get into a rage.

Well, I have seen a counsellor, but... I just keep flying into these fits of rage. Where I come from, things are very simple, if there are people on a pedestrian crossing, or crossing at ANY corner, drivers stop, wait for the pedestrians to cross the road, and then go. But here! If it's not blaring the horn, it's literally swerving around anything and everything. So, this morning I was with my wife, and I just went off - I screamed at them and tried to tell them what the point of a pedestrian crossing was. Never mind these, the point is that my wife got angry at *me*. We've just come back home, and she started crying, and no matter what I say she just tells me to shut up, What can I do? I don't want to be like this, I don't know what the problem is.... I love my wife, I don't want her to be angry or sad. I just get annoyed at some things, mostly crossing the road and worrying about being late. So, if I could just never need to cross a road ever again, or never need to work, go to an appointment etc., problem solved, right? But obviously that's impossible. I don't understand what's so wonderful about having to "take your life into your hands" just to cross a road, but maybe that's just me.

Wow, that hard? Maybe I *should* apply for that British passport I could get but never bothered to do previously.

There are a couple of buffet, all you can eat vegetarian restaurants in the city centre. One charges 12 yuan per person, the other 20 yuan per person. They are Buddhist in some way or other (owners Buddhist?) and there are signs strictly prohibiting meat (and alcohol and smoking and wasting food) in the restaurant, so I imagine they must be strict with food preparation, although of course I don't actually know.

One is on the second floor of the 昆明走廊 (Kunming Hillance) building, near the Golden Eagle mall. The other is nearby, I forget the street name, but it is around the corner from 威远街 Weiyuan Street. The street leads from 人民中路 Renmin Middle Rd to the back of Carrefour. There might be more like these around the city perhaps.

Just remember, they are serve yourself/buffets, so get there early for fresher food.