Forums > Living in Kunming > Google services no longer working Bing sucks, hence yahoo sucks because they use Microsoft.
Seems like not much is blocked now except Google related and usual suspects. As long as you have the site bookmarked and it's not trying to access Google ad services, and if it is, then just press stop at some point.
Forums > Living in Kunming > Watching World Cup La Chouffe for breakfast is great! Watching the USA defense last 20 seconds not so great.
Forums > Travel Yunnan > Bicycle Friendly GuestHouse Lost Garden is a fine place to stay, but your budget means dorm. Cloudland has a courtyard to leave your bike, but it's in the LP.
Forums > Living in Kunming > Google services no longer working Another trick is to press stop if a page is just spinning loading, good chance most of the page will show up. I use Chrome as my browser and this works mostly. Still not going to work for totally blocked sites. Nothing can replace a vpn for those.
Also if using Chrome, disable autoloading of plugins. Stops browser from trying to load embedded YouTube videos.
Forums > Living in Kunming > Watching World Cup Tim, that's awesome of you. I am going to bring a giant bowl of guoqiao mixian with all the fixings to the USA v Portugal game. Or I will order a steak sandwich at 2am and come back and eat it four hours later.
In China's hinterlands, a new life for Myanmar's Rohingya
Posted byI've been inside that shop!
The faceless grottos of Anning's Fahua Temple
Posted byThanks. Nice travelogue. Bern to various grottoes great and small. Both large and small showing what a couple of hundred years of weather and vandals does to the head of carvings. Even though the small ones like this aren't as impressive, I find them more peaceful and always tended by a humble monk or two. Haven't been to this one, but should make for a great cycle.
Recipe: Twice cooked pork belly with kumquats
Posted byYou're wrong Alien. mPRin is correct.
Getting Away: Cycling and camping at Fuxian Lake
Posted byGreat article. Just enough details to get going but not enough to leave imagination behind.
Snapshot: A laowai wedding in Kunming
Posted byGreat photos. Thanks Kris.