events
Friday, September 3 ~ 4 events
- Half Angle Bar
Live Chinese country/folk music. 10pm, free entry
- Sandra's
All-you-can-eat BBQ w/ sausages, ostrich, rib-eye steaks, pork chops and
honey mustard chicken. 6pm, 100 yuan. Call 15825267010 for reservations. - The Hump Bar
The Darien Expedition: Live whisky folk. 9:30pm, free entry
- Uprock
Back to School Party w/ DJ (Professor) Kris and live rock w/ the Great Apes from 11pm to midnight. "Don't forget to wear your best school clothes." 10pm, free entry
1 ongoing event Show calendar
- Lijiang Huayang Language and Culture School
- WildChina
- Dune Cafe
- Empire Foreign Language School
- Chicago Coffee
- Kunming Yu-Cong Enterprise Management Company
- China Highlights
- Keats School
- IC Holiday Serviced Apartments
- Ganesh Bar & Restaurant
- Bakery 88
- Sandra's
- Tenwest Mandarin School
- Chapter One
- The Box
- JKH Design
- Huiying Dental Clinic
- Heqi Serviced Office Provider
- Salvador's Coffee House
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- Tom Cruise to star in John Woo Flying Tigers film
At long last the amazing story that is the Flying Tigers and Chinese people durring WWII may get told. General Chennault has n ever been given proper recognition for his military genuis. Never have so few done so much for so many with so little as the Flying Tigers and CBI cobatants in China in WWII. The Chinese side of the story also needs explored and put before the world to see. Their loyalty to the Flying Tigers allowed 95% of all the pilots who were shot down behind enemy lines and who were picked up by Chinese to get back to their base. The Chinese paid a dear price for this loyalty often suffering torture and death. For stories related to the Fluying Tigers and information on a project in Guilin, China to honor the Flying Tigers and Chinese go to www.FlyingTigerHeritagePark.com.
- October 30, 2009
- John Woo to direct Flying Tigers epic
At long last the amazing story that is the Flying Tigers and Chinese people durring WWII may get told. General Chennault has n ever been given proper recognition for his military genuis. Never have so few done so much for so many with so little as the Flying Tigers and CBI cobatants in China in WWII. The Chinese side of the story also needs explored and put before the world to see. Their loyalty to the Flying Tigers allowed 95% of all the pilots who were shot down behind enemy lines and who were picked up by Chinese to get back to their base. The Chinese paid a dear price for this loyalty often suffering torture and death. For stories related to the Fluying Tigers and information on a project in Guilin, China to honor the Flying Tigers and Chinese go to www.FlyingTigerHeritagePark.com.