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Date registered: Wednesday, 21st June 2006
Region: China

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  • Getting away: Yuanyang's rice terraces
    Friday, 5th March 2010
    Here's some info from Yunti Hotel's website (http://www.yunti-hotel.cn/), I think you'd enjoy Building B's gumnasiums and spacious farking lot:

    "Yun Ti Hotel is located in Xin Jie LaoCheng Yuan Yang, YunNan China-the home of cloudy sea and terraced field, At present it is the only one three stars hotel with complete set of profection and high standarel service[...]

    "Building A has 113 rooms with vievo rooms、parlour rooms、stand and rooms、sweet rooms、set of lunnry rooms、magnifilent hall. Nefied halls's bar. High –tech bussiness center and supermarket int it and guests will fell at home.

    "Building B has a functional hall which can contain2400 presons. It has gumnasiums KTV rooms、bars、some meeting rooms、sanna roomsand a large farking lot."
  • Giveaway: New Year's Eve at Uprock
    Wednesday, 30th December 2009
    Congratulations to winners Charles Bluett, Stephanie Pfieffer and Libby Lee who are all on tomorrow night's guest list plus one.
  • Kunming to hold UFO forum this month
    Saturday, 24th October 2009
    Actually, I deleted that thread because I didn't want people to know about my flying saucer.
  • Yunnan news roundup
    Monday, 28th September 2009
    We put the date below the headline... the day it goes up it says "today", the next day it says "yesterday", after two days the date is displayed.
  • Kunming air quality ranks number two among Chinese cities
    Thursday, 27th August 2009
    Thanks Doubting Thomas, that was an unintentional omission on my part.

    The source article said different government departments closed power stations, cement factories and the like which didn't meet environmental standards, as well as enterprises which discharged dust or sulfur dioxide.

    Chris

Latest Classifieds

    Natural relief for dry skin and chapped lips at Green Kunming
    Posted: Monday, 8th March 2010
    Posted in: Classifieds > Buy & Sell > For Sale
    The current dry weather has left many of us with dry skin and/or chapped lips. Green Kunming has environmentally friendly products that can alleviate the discomfort caused by dry skin or lips.

    Green Kunming sells liquid hemp soap plus hemp and apricot bar soaps which moisturize and revitalize dry skin.

    We also sell all-natural sweet orange lip balm, which brings immediate relief to dry, chapped or cracked lips.

    For photos and more details about these and other products, please visit Green Kunming's product page:

    http://www.greenkunming.com/en/products/

Latest Forum Posts

    Posted: Wednesday, 17th March 2010
    Posted in: Forums > Study > Innovative teaching methods with new technologies at SFL
    This is not a forum thread, this is an ad. This thread is locked.
    Posted: Tuesday, 16th February 2010
    Posted in: Forums > Living in Kunming > Optimus Prime Address
    This listing has a map point: http://www.gokunming.com/[...]

    Maybe say "erhuan xi lu bei duan"... if the driver is still unclear, maybe add "maiche de na tiao lu" as there are several car dealerships there.

    Unfortunately the new elevated second ring road makes it difficult to take good photos of him now.
    Posted: Tuesday, 9th February 2010
    Posted in: Forums > Living in Kunming > HIV/AIDS Prevention Volunteering
    A couple of organizations come to mind:

    Population Services International:

    http://www.gokunming.com/[...]

    The International HIV/AIDS Alliance:

    http://www.gokunming.com/[...]

    There's also Daytop, which is focused on HIV/AIDS prevention with regard to intravenous drug use:

    http://www.gokunming.com/[...]

    Leprosy is still an issue in this part of the country, there's a group called Joy in Action that works with communities affected by leprosy in SW China:

    http://www.gokunming.com/[...]
    Posted: Monday, 8th February 2010
    Posted in: Forums > Food & Drink > Vietnamese Pho anyone?
    There have been some Vietnamese establishments in Kunming over the past few years including one behind the Worker's Cultural Palace on Baoshan Jie and also a small place behind the Wenlin PSB on Wenhua Xiang. Unfortunately none of the places I've become aware of have managed to stay in business.

    As I understand it, the Vietnamese population in Kunming is one of the largest of any country represented here... perhaps the majority of Vietnamese living here are students or are working for Vietnamese companies.

    Regardless of why there is almost no Vietnamese food here, I'm guessing that there are a lot of people who would be happy to see a Vietnamese restaurant open up shop.
    Posted: Thursday, 28th January 2010
    Posted in: Forums > Food & Drink > Best Steak?
    I don't eat steak, but I did see it on the menu at Aomai's Kitchen the other day: http://www.gokunming.com/[...]

    Anybody tried it?
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