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| 29th October 2009 LI JING | GREETING&ENJOY - From: #24 Retiring Teacher preparing to teach in China (Letter to my students at C.G.Sr.H.S.) HELLO 'I AM YOUR STUDENT .I ENJOY YOUR BLOG !THE PICYURE ARE BEAUTIFUL! |
| 29th October 2009 LI JING | - From: #98 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (My colorful Spring-2008 in Taizhou, the City of the Phoenix, Part 2) YOU TAKE PHOTO VERY GOOD.I DO NOT KNOW THERE ARE SO MANY BEAUTIFUI PLACE IN Tai Zhou .I SHOULD GO THERE WITH MY FRIEND IN WEEKEND. |
| 29th October 2009 LANG YI | A capable teacher - From: I think you are a capable teacher and very close ! Your friendiness and humor can make anybody happy as well as me ! Wish you have a good day! |
| 13th October 2009 Julie | - From: #119 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (Part 2,The Silk Road near DUNHUANG, Gansu) Great, thank you! I'll put together a package for you to be mailed some time in November. I'll let you know when I post it. Have a great week! |
| 8th October 2009 JinAn Yao | LANG YI - From: HAVE A GOOD DAY! |
| 7th October 2009 LANG YI | LANGYI - From: Hello! Have a good holiday! You know me ! I'm YaoAn. What do you think of my English name (Joanna Yao)? |
| 3rd October 2009 Hans | my address for Julie: - From: #119 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (Part 2,The Silk Road near DUNHUANG, Gansu) Hans J. Schneider c/o Taizhou Teachers College #100 Chunhui Rd. Taizhou, Jiangsu, PRC 225300 |
| 3rd October 2009 Hans | My e-mail for Julie: - From: #119 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (Part 2,The Silk Road near DUNHUANG, Gansu) HansSchneider102@msn.com |
| 1st October 2009 VANESSA m iGLESIAS | HEY - From: #24 Retiring Teacher preparing to teach in China (Letter to my students at C.G.Sr.H.S.) hEY mR. sCHNEIDER HOW ARE YOU I HOPE YOU REMEMBER ME I WAS YOUR STUDENT IN 2005-2006 I HAD THE TWINS HOW AREE YOU DOING . SEND ME PICTURE I WANNA HEAR HOW YOU ARE DOING AND IF YOU HAVE THE PICTURES DORYAND I TOOK WITH YOU PLEASE SED THEM TO ME IT WAS PERIOD 6 PICTURES. TAKE CARE ALWAYS THINKING OF YOU HUGS AND KISSES. |
| 30th September 2009 June | Thanks for your tireless work! - From: #119 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (Part 2,The Silk Road near DUNHUANG, Gansu) Your genuine appreciation of the Chinese culture must have made great impact on many of your students. |
| 30th September 2009 Julie | Address - From: #119 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (Part 2,The Silk Road near DUNHUANG, Gansu) Hans, If you could post or email to me your address, I would like to send some things to you. Thank you! |
| 29th September 2009 June | - From: #119 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (Part 2,The Silk Road near DUNHUANG, Gansu) Motivated by what kind of spirit, dare those tresspassers steal away other nation's unreplaceable treasures? Well, while the cowarded, corrupted rulers turned their blind eyes on the robbery, why not to sacrifyce ancesters' legacies for exchange of a few cash, as done by a taoism monk, who was then garding the side? Sad indeed, never mind, these things do happen. |
| 22nd September 2009 Susan Goodman | lucky you, I loved Dun Huang - From: #119 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (Part 2,The Silk Road near DUNHUANG, Gansu) Hans, I read your blogs and wish I were back in China. My trip to Dun Huang with Linell was wonderful. The place is absolutely unbelievable. I'm wondering how you got the photos of the inside of the caves (but that's a different issue). We saw our alloted number of caves and then went to the hotel on the outskirts with the fantastic top floor bar and met a French artiste manager who had finally got permission to visit many of the caves. These caves are still unknown to most non-Chinese, and probably most Chinese. I was so glad that Linell knew about them and arranged our trip there. You and she should hook up before she decides to return to the US. She's been in China at least 15 years, maybe closer to 20. Thanks for continuing to do your blogs. I love China, but can't return because of lung problems. I wish I had met you while I was teaching at Nanjing. Susan |
| 18th September 2009 Sandra Cordoba | always splendid! - From: #119 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (Part 2,The Silk Road near DUNHUANG, Gansu) I'm glad you're still posting :D your trips are amazing! |
| 18th September 2009 Julie | Keep them coming! - From: #119 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (Part 2,The Silk Road near DUNHUANG, Gansu) I tune in every morning to see what you've written. I feel like I'm right there with you. I remember the trip to Spain; that was a blast! I still have my rug from Morocco and the many pictures I took. P.S. You're still dressing very sharply! :) |
| 18th September 2009 Sue Storr | More blue skies! - From: #119 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (Part 2,The Silk Road near DUNHUANG, Gansu) Hi Hans, may I also express my sadness to you regarding Coral Gables High. I know you will be suffering a bit also. You've excelled yourself again! Great blog- still on my "must-see" list! Van cooked itself and cracked the head (of the motor). Too expensive to fix, so trying sans vehicle for a while and see how it goes. Of course that means getting out on my bike a lot more (to and from work especially). Good for the knee rehab- and my return to China- whenever! BTW, you're looking a shadow of your former self!! Hope you are well. Hugs Sue |
| 18th September 2009 Stefanie Kinnamon | - From: #119 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (Part 2,The Silk Road near DUNHUANG, Gansu) Sounds like you had a wonderful trip! Pictures of my adventures would involve five-year-olds with their fingers up their noses. Not quite as picturesque I feel. Its funny, I went to Gansu as well and visited completely different areas. I think two people could have basically the same itinerary and come back with completely different stories. Drop me a line sometime and tell me how you are doing. |
| 13th September 2009 JiaXi | I had already been in that place! - From: #116 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China ( Wuxi and Yixing ) I sent a pics of mine which i was there in the past ,right? |
| 12th September 2009 june | - From: #118 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (Part 1,The Silk Road near Urumqi/Turpan, Xinjiang) The flamming mountain looks so baren, no wonder the inferno extended 800 KMs and needed a magic fan to be extinguished. Thanks for such bright pictures and I look forward to your next entry. |
| 5th September 2009 christin | hi - From: #118 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (Part 1,The Silk Road near Urumqi/Turpan, Xinjiang) ohh,you have been to such a fantastic place! I guess you were very cool there during this hot summer. |
| 4th September 2009 mashanzheng | nice trip - From: #118 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (Part 1,The Silk Road near Urumqi/Turpan, Xinjiang) i am so happy that you have a great trip there ! welcome to henan , i will be your guide ! |
| 3rd September 2009 John Eden | Bloggs - From: I throuhly enjoy your travel bloggs. Good luck in your adventure |
| 3rd September 2009 Julie | I miss you too! - From: #118 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (Part 1,The Silk Road near Urumqi/Turpan, Xinjiang) Hans, you haven't reached me either. I am not sure if you received my emails?? I sent you a message through this blog and also an email to your MSN address. Julie |
| 3rd September 2009 vicky | lucky! - From: #118 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (Part 1,The Silk Road near Urumqi/Turpan, Xinjiang) Mr.Hans you are so lucky that you can see many beautiful scenes!! Wish you a good journey. |
| 3rd September 2009 Hans | Hugh, your email address - From: #118 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (Part 1,The Silk Road near Urumqi/Turpan, Xinjiang) Hello Hugh, thanks for your thoughts. Perhaps you will notice, that your email in incomplete, so I don't know how to reach you, I am sorry. |
| 2nd September 2009 HUGH | MISS YOU - From: #118 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (Part 1,The Silk Road near Urumqi/Turpan, Xinjiang) DEAR MY HANS, I AM VERY HAPPY THAT YOU HAVE TRAVLLED TO THE PLACE I WANTED TO GO, AND I TRED TO CONTACT YOU DURING THE SUMMER HOLIDAY.WHEN YOU SEE THESE WORDS ,PLEASE SEND ME AN E-MAIL TO MY ADDRESS MENTIONED ABOVE. YOURS HUGH |
| 31st August 2009 Stefanie Kinnamon | - From: #118 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (Part 1,The Silk Road near Urumqi/Turpan, Xinjiang) Hans! That trip sounds amazing! I don't really have time to travel anymore so I'm envious of you! Of course, in Korea you dont really need much time to go anywhere. The longest bus trip I can take is five hours! I miss you! I'm having a great time here and making lots of new friends. Have fun this semester! |
| 29th August 2009 Max | it's better than read any book - From: #118 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (Part 1,The Silk Road near Urumqi/Turpan, Xinjiang) your travel is better than I thougt. what a wonderful place there and though you I know China better ,and know you better than ever!!! |
| 29th August 2009 Sandra Cordoba | - From: #118 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (Part 1,The Silk Road near Urumqi/Turpan, Xinjiang) Always splendid. China looks divine through your eyes! :] |
| 29th August 2009 Coky Michel | Wonderful blog! - From: #118 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (Part 1,The Silk Road near Urumqi/Turpan, Xinjiang) Hans, I feel that I was right there with you, enjoying the beautiful sights and the delicious food! (Although I don't know how polite I would have been when faced with the pig snout!) I'm learning a lot from your adventures- keep those blogs coming, and have a wonderful academic year! Hugs! Coky |
| 29th August 2009 Shane | Great summer!~ - From: #118 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (Part 1,The Silk Road near Urumqi/Turpan, Xinjiang) Hi Hans, I can tell you must have had a great summer! It's awesome! Looking forward to the other parts of your trip... See you very soon~ |
| 29th August 2009 Hans | Taizhou Teachers College vs. Taizhou Normal College - From: #116 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China ( Wuxi and Yixing ) Our school has changed its name to Taizhou Teachers College. That is in fact what we are. We prepare China's Youth to become teachers of English. The name Teachers College expresses pride in the profession. The name Normal College does not demand much respect as a translation in the West. Thanks for visiting. By the way, I love Wuxi, and Qingdao is on my list for a visit. Thanks for the invitation. |
| 29th August 2009 Mississippi | i stayed in Wuxi this summer vacation - From: #116 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China ( Wuxi and Yixing ) i have just been back to school in Qingdao .i spent the summer in Wuxi to visit my uncle's .he has a Sichuan Cuisine restaurant in Wuxi,which is just at the back of Wuxi Railway Station.And i know Taizou.there is something i would like to point out ,that the english translation of the school is wrong.however,it should be Taizou Normal College.if you would like to visit Qingdao,just write me E-mails at alexdon1988@berrymail.cn,i am Alex |
| 29th August 2009 Mississippi | such a nice trip - From: #118 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (Part 1,The Silk Road near Urumqi/Turpan, Xinjiang) i am here in Tsingtao, Shandong province. i think you must have heard of it .welcome to Qingdao, i would like to be the free guide for you |
| 29th August 2009 Sue | Oh, I'm sooooo envious! - From: #118 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (Part 1,The Silk Road near Urumqi/Turpan, Xinjiang) Hi Hans What a fabulous trip! Definitely on my "to do" list. Looking forward to the remaining blogs from this trip- and even more to catching up and listening to your stories in person next year. 2010 trip most likely second week in May. Will only be 4weeks, so not really enough time to catch up with everyone and travel to the NW, but we'll see! I've finally started back with my blogs. Edited & loaded up an additional 6 blogs worth of photos last weekend. Hoping to finish the trip this weekend, so I can free up some space on my computer. Then I can get on with publishing! Hugs to all, Suexx |
| 26th August 2009 Julie | Memories - From: #21 Retiring Teacher preparing to teach in China (Leaving Coral Gables Sr. H.S.) As I look at these pictures, I go right back to my German and Spanish classes at RHS in the early 80's. I remember taking similar pictures with you, and I still have those pictures! I always looked forward to your classes not only because they were interesting and informative but also they were a blast! I loved hearing your stories about growing up in Heidelberg and also of your travels. I miss those days so much. Life was so much easier back then; no worries, no cares, just being carefree and still a kid. I am glad life has been so good to you. You haven't aged a bit! |
| 18th August 2009 vytis mickunas | Hello Herr Schneider - From: Hello Herr Schneider: Really, really interesting your adventure! I am really happy you are doing very well. All the students from Coral Gables are happy for you. Thank you for being the best teacher. best regards. Vytis Mickunas. |
| 13th August 2009 Azmeel | Hi - From: #110 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China ( HARBIN, Part 1: Ice & Snow Extravaganza, and St. Sofia Cathedral ) Very impressed with your story and information dude.....your blog reminds me about my trip to Haerbin this year....I went there on mid February 2009....too cold....can't even breathe well....most of your pictures were similar to mine...you can check this at http://lynnazmeel.fotopages.com/?&page=1 |
| 3rd August 2009 June | - From: #116 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China ( Wuxi and Yixing ) Danke wieder fuer den wunderschoenen Darstellungen, die die Durst von Heimweh loeschen und den von alltaeglichem Stress belaestigten Nerven beruhigen koennen. Nie in Wuxi gewesen, aber viel davon gehoert. Nach meiner ehemaligen Kollegin, wer dort von stammt, gehoeren der Taihu, der Xihui Park, die Schildkroete Sandbank und der Winterblumen Garten zu den schoensten Sehenswuerdigkeiten, stolz war sie auch auf ihre lokales Kunstwerk, den buntbemahlten Lehmfiguren. Nur bin ich nicht sicher, ob der Name von Fangong Palace nach Fan Li genannt ist. Damals hatte der Hochgelehrter von Yue Koenigreich mit seiner Geliebte auf dem Westsee gerudert, heute jedoch machen Leute schon Sorge um die Klarheit des Seewassers: ist es ganz befreit von Verschmutzungen? Beschwerden wolle ich doch nicht! Wuensche Ihnen beste Erholung nach Ihren Verletzungen, Herr Schneider. |
| 2nd August 2009 Brittney Hinckley | Hi! - From: #116 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China ( Wuxi and Yixing ) Its so good to hear from you again. Your adventures are truly amazing! We miss you in the states and hope to hear from you again soon. Brittney |
| 24th July 2009 Celia | - From: #116 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China ( Wuxi and Yixing ) hallo schneider! thanks for the travelblog... it's always great to keep tabs on your incredible experiences. these pictures and facts (especially about the buddha) were fascinating to read and see. sooner or later we wish to see you again and we miss you as always. love you! -celia |
| 23rd July 2009 steamyhot | Thanks for sharing - From: #116 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China ( Wuxi and Yixing ) nice pics!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
| 22nd July 2009 Jorge Padron | HEY - From: #116 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China ( Wuxi and Yixing ) Your pictures and descriptions are, as always, in-depth and fascinating to read/view. I hope all is well! Best wishes from here in Miami :D |
| 17th July 2009 Sandra Cordoba | - From: #116 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China ( Wuxi and Yixing ) This is all very lovely as usually, I hope you get to visit the other Buddhas soon :D |
| 17th July 2009 Sue Treadie | Hi from the chilly Gold Coast! - From: #116 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China ( Wuxi and Yixing ) Hi Hans, so good to see your blogs up and running again. We are just increasing our internet allowance so I can now start to catch up with mine as well! I must say I am impressed to see clear blue skies around Wuxi! What is happening???? hugs Sue |
| 14th July 2009 wanghan | miss you my dear hans - From: # 115 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (The Dragon Boat Festival of Qintong, Jiangsu) I'm very happy during my summer holidays in my hometown YangZhou .I'm glad to visit your travel blog ,what I have to say is that your blog is very beautiful!At least yours is much better than mine.In your amazing travel blog I can leran much than you have told us in the class,it's not flatter ^_^.happy summer holidays,and enjoying youself! |
| 6th July 2009 zhangrongrong | Happy holidays - From: #114 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China ( Re-posting of Photos lost in TravelBlog #113 ) Hello!!!I am now in shanghai to find a parttime job! I find it is very hard to find a good job!!! |
| 5th July 2009 Ashley Santiz | hi!! - From: #113 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China ( Pure Brightness Festival/"Shangfen" and Spring 2009 in Taizhou) ) Mr. Schneider I can't believe its been so long since I've read your travel blog! I just decided to start taking german again at UF and I thought of you! I love your pictures and your beautiful reflections on China. :-) |
| 3rd July 2009 March | Waiting for your back from Wu... - From: This is a really beautiful place ,amazining park ,interesting charming photos ,hope that enjoy your travel in China! |
| 29th June 2009 Kevin | I'm coming! My Hans! - From: # 115 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (The Dragon Boat Festival of Qintong, Jiangsu) This is my first time coming to your travel blog. I'm happy you are fond of our country,maybe now you regard China as your second motherland. That will be amazing! You have a complete trip on Dragon Boat Festival, and you've made a wonderful description. Yeah,I'm proud of being a native of Taizhou! But you might know more about my city than me. So whatever else happens, I'm always with you ,when you need me, I'm here! Keep contacting! |
