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Exploring Guangzhou 2015-2017 - Canton Residence

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Next to the Maserati dealership is Ferrari.

Exploring Guangzhou 2015-2017 - Canton Residence

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And around the corner is the Tesla dealership.

Exploring Guangzhou 2015-2017 - Canton Residence

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Some of the many restaurants, and stores on the inner street level walkway of the Canton Residence.

Exploring Guangzhou 2015-2017 - Canton Residence

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Canton Residence. Lay out of my apartment. To see video, please copy and paste link. http://cantonresidence.com/three-bedroom-deluxe/

Exploring Guangzhou 2015-2017 - Canton Residence

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Looking north from one of my two apartment balconies.

Exploring Guangzhou 2015-2017 - Canton Residence

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Part of my balcony garden, where i grew tomatoes, beets, spinach, radishes, lettuce and mint.

Exploring Guangzhou 2015-2017 - Canton Residence

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Looking south from one of my two apartment balconies.

Exploring Guangzhou 2015-2017 - Canton Residence

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My nice apartment kitchen.

Exploring Guangzhou 2015-2017 - Canton Residence

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My apartment living room seen from the dining room.

Exploring Guangzhou 2015-2017 - Canton Residence

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My master bed room.

Exploring Guangzhou 2015-2017 - Canton Residence

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Great rain shower and bath tub with a glass wall.

Exploring Guangzhou 2015-2017 - Canton Residence

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Looking south from one of my apartment balconies at night.

Exploring Guangzhou 2015-2017

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Canton Residence front desk crew. Left to right. Rita, Jason, Lily. Always ready and willing to help you out in anything you needed.

Exploring Guangzhou 2015-2017

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Canton Residence front desk crew. Front desk night manager. Stephen. This gentleman was always available for anything that was needed.

Exploring Guangzhou 2015-2017

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Canton Residence front desk crew. From left to right. Vicky, Anna, Cathy. If you needed a movie ticket or a taxi, these ladies could help you out

Exploring Guangzhou 2015-2017

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Canton Residence breakfast waiter staff. From left to right. Qi Wei Ye, Yang, Wen Wen, Zhong Jie Ying, Jian Min Qi, Via Zhi Qing, Su Zhi Mo. The wait staff was always fast, friendly and helpful.

WECHAT

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Facebook departed China because they did not want the Chinese government to have excess to their user accounts. Below is a list of items the Chinese government has excess to in all WECHAT user accounts: Identity: WeChat can find accounts on the device, add or remove accounts; and read the device's contact card, profile data, associated e-mail address, and telephone number; Location: WeChat can determine an individual's approximate location (network- and Wi-Fi-based) and an individual's precise location (GPS-based); Internet log data: WeChat can access the device's mobile carrier, IP address, device version and ID number; search history, cookies, log files, and web beacons on the mobile device; Device call information: WeChat can read the device's status and identity, as well as the phone numbers connected by a call; Wi-Fi connection: WeChat can view Wi-Fi connections and the names of connected Wi-Fi devices; Bluetooth connection: WeChat can view Bluetooth connections and get names and information of connected Bluetooth devices; Device and app history: WeChat can retrieve running apps, and can access Internet browsing history and bookmarks; Short Message Service (SMS): WeChat can read an individual's text messages, in both SMS or Multimedia Messaging Service (MMS) format; Photographs/Media/Files: WeChat can modify or delete the contents of Universal Serial Bus (USB) storage, and can test access to protected or encrypted storage; Contacts: WeChat can read or modify an individual's contacts on the device; Other: WeChat can make in-app purchases and can read "home" settings on the device.

Handicap in Chinese Schools

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One needs to take a test and a physical to be accepted to a Chinese university, Handicap people cannot pass the physical, so are not accepted at a university as a student. Beijing claims near-universal enrollment for the general population. Among the officially estimated 83 million people with disabilities in China, more than 40 per cent are illiterate and at least 15 million live on less than US$1 a day, underscoring the lifelong consequences of a lack of access to education.

Exploring Guangzhou - Nov. 2015 - Nov. 2017 - Trains

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G Train: Fastest and best of all 350 kph (217 mph) * “Fuxinghao” high-speed train: 400kph (250 mph) Business / superior / first/ second class. D Train: The second fastest 250 kph (155 mph) Business / first / second class & Soft sleeper. C Train: Run between neighbor cities 200 kph (124 mph) Superior / first / second class Ordinary train. Z Train: Non-stop express trains or only stop at large stations 160 kph (99 mph) Deluxe soft sleeper / Soft sleeper / Hard Sleeper / Hard seat. T Train: Express trains 140 kph (87 mph) Deluxe soft sleeper / Soft sleeper / Soft seat / Hard Sleeper / Hard seat. K Train: Fast trains 120 kph (75 mph) Deluxe soft sleeper / Soft sleeper / Soft seat / Hard Sleeper / Hard seat

Exploring Guangzhou - Train Ticket

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China Train ticket explanation.

Exploring Guangzhou - Train Ticket

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China Train ticket explanation.