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Snippets of random thoughts and observations:

Spending two weeks in Sichuan is enough to train anyone to tolerate spicy food.
Joining a tour guarantees that you will miss most of the good things on a trip.
I don’t join tours, so I’m not a tourist. I prefer to be called a traveller (somehow sounds more romantic).
Mainland tourists are more polite than I previously thought.
Clean toilets and rubbish-free public areas CAN be found on the Mainland.
Speak more Putonghua! Isn’t it a shame when even non-Chinese foreigners speak better Putonghua than I do?

宿分

I don’t need to train myself to tolerate spicy food.:P

Swallowtail

“Joining a tour guarantees that you will miss most of the good things on a trip. ” Wow i LOVE this quote!!! Can i borrow it sometimes? 😉 kkbb u’re really the person that makes a difference, i’ve almost forgotten about the whole Chinese coding issue… got so used to the present (lame) situation already…

Happy Daisy

I couldn’t agree more on your claim about joining tours. How I wish I could convince S too so we wouldn’t have to join the tour everytime we travel. *sigh*

jenjenlai

August 2, 2007

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Starberry

You do miss a llooottt of my stories (like 20s entries back??)I got a teaching job here in HK and been hanging around for 7 months now. Turns out life is not the same here as back when I was still a CUHK student. Anyways, nice to hear from u all over again 🙂