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Hey, Oliver2, welcome to the Ming...
I am a musician and we have a band here called The Tribal Moons. We're always looking for people to jam and play with. We do all kinds of original music and some pretty cool covers.
We've been playing in Lijiang this past month and a couple members have taken holidays. So we're pretty busy now but we'll all be back in the Ming at the end of February and maybe then we can all hook up.
We also have a site on Facebook under The Tribal Moons (group page -- not the fan page) and we have a YouTube site at thetribalmoonschina.
So hopefully we can stay in touch.
Nevada
GoKunming receives second Danwei Model Worker award
Posted byCongratulations to all the gokunming team for your winning of the Danwei award.
We know how hard you all work, and appreciate all the interesting articles, great writing and design.
Thanks again
Aussie and Yankie
'Kunming Foreigner Street' tenants speak out
Posted byI am very sad that a petition by 100 former teachers, or whomever, could end the wonderful outdoor seating in front of restaurants on Foreign Street.
It was a great place to relax and enjoy Kunming. It was a great place to meet people.
Most cities in the world welcome street cafes and encourage them. It is really odd that this policy would be so quickly adopted without much discussion and debate in a city such as Kunming -- with all the publicity and promotion in trying to make it a tourist and foreigner-friendly place to visit, study, work, do business and live.
I suggest the owners of establishments on Foreign Street start immediately in gathering signatures for petitions to submit to counter this recent policy.
I believe things can be reasoned and worked out. Certainly there are many local people, business people, students, teachers and tourists who wish a retraction of this new policy which bans outdoor seating and dining.