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| 30th March 2008 Yalix | Take care! - From: Fenghuang and Huaihua again! Hi,Paul. I'm Yalix. I changed my job several days ago. The new company is a trading company. It's a challenge for me to work there. How are you? Your journey is very beautiful. When will I see you again? Have good days! Take care! |
| 28th March 2008 Vivian | hello.Paul - From: Relaxing in Lijiang The pictures are too beautiful.I hope one day I can go there. |
| 27th March 2008 ivey | football - From: Chengdu can't believe you were actually there watching the game!!! |
| 23rd March 2008 lily | Just so so,haha - From: Magical Shangri-la With 50000 Yuan,everybody can do it,haha |
| 10th March 2008 Leo | The same frustration experience - From: A long jounrey to Fenghuang Hi! Paul. It seems very interesting when you stayed in Huai Hua railway station.I mean I really understand your feeling. I remember my experience when I travelled in Laos. I faced the same problem when I went from LuangProbang,Laos to Yun Nan province. I had already booked a ticket but the international bus was cancelled because of no enough passengers. I almost didn't catch up with my flight! I didn't argue with him who bought ticket ot me. I slept in a small and dirty hostel nearby bus station and studied the route back to China and calculated the whole trip's time whole night in order to get to Jinghong on time. Fortunately, I caught up with my flight with so much help. I think no matter what difficult situation you meet, you can overcome it. I think this is an interesting and unforgettable experience during the journey. |
| 9th March 2008 Alec | - From: A long jounrey to Fenghuang Hi, Paul. It's my first time to be here to read your blog. However, I've justed finished reading the longest one that you've written so far. It was really hard to underwent the frustrating experience. But I guess it might be a very forgetful and impressive part of your whole trip. We all miss you and look forward to your coming back and sharing your travel experience with us face to face. |
| 9th March 2008 anonymous | - From: A long jounrey to Fenghuang Isn't it a bit cute when people call you Laowai? |
| 6th March 2008 Greg | Count - From: Guilin Paul, please provide an ongoing McDonald's count and a chinese song count |
| 4th March 2008 Leo | The temple Pual said is Southern Putuo Temple - From: Xiamen Hi! Pual. I'm Leo. I am glad to see your travel blog. The temple Pual you said is Southern Putuo Temple. The temple where the Bodhisattva Guanyin was mainly worshiped is one of my favorite temples. The style of temple is quite different from other temples in China. You can talk with monks and know a lot knowledge about Buddhism. I will keep on seeing your blog and share your travel experience. Bon voyage! |
| 2nd March 2008 anonymous | - From: Leaving Xiamen and Guangzhou It's fantastic to travel by train. What about sending yourself some little postcards when you're on the road? |
| 29th February 2008 lily | have a nice trip! - From: Leaving Shanghai Hi, I'm Lily. I think travel is a very wonderful thing. I also dream of one day I can traveling around the world with a man I love. so... I hope you can have a very nice journey......and I think there might be something amusing going on the journey...... But I feel so sad. Because you leave too soon! You're a good teacher, and also a good friend! Sorry, my english is poor, I don't kown how best to express me...... may be I made some mistake in the sentence. But, anyway, it's really nice to meet you. Please remember, We're KOP! I will read your travelblog everyday, and I will miss you forever! |
| 28th February 2008 Gillian | GuangZhou - From: Xiamen Hey Paul, wish you a safe time in Guangzhou. What people talked about is true that GZ is much less safer than SH, esp in the railway station area. I lived in that city for 2 years. Tianhe area is nice however. Oh, you can try a tour on the Pearl River , bit similiar to our Huangpu river. Stay well there:) You know you can always ask for help from our Web Guangzhou. hehhe.... |
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