Forums > Living in Kunming > Student Visa Crackdown Yeah, I do... because the police warned my wife and I that they are dirty. The education bureau warned my wife and I not to take them to court after not giving me classes even though I had an obvious case against them. They also bullied another school that was going to give me a visa after I refused to continue taking classes there; oh wait, they didn't give me any classes
Forums > Travel Yunnan > China Eastern. Why bother?? Lately many airlines have had unspecified delays or it's often "due to traffic control." My wife said it's because the military gets full priority. Which isn't as bad as it sounds because usually they are responding to a natural disaster somewhere. That's what I tell myself when I get in a 3 am anyways ;).
Forums > Living in Kunming > Student Visa Crackdown This has happened before, but usually your school just has to clear the vacation first. Push come to shove they tell you to call in sick and obviously don't use your passport at the hotels.
Your school probably just pissed off the KCEL mafia that always bullies other schools since their management knows nothing else.
Forums > Study > New method for learning Chinese Nothing new, but still effective. If your school isn't doing something similar when teaching/previewing vocabulary then you should find a new school.
Save your money, and just search online for "mnemonics."
Forums > Living in Kunming > Medical exam: rather in Europe or in Kunming? Traditionally people studying at private Chinese schools would come on a tourist visa. A few years ago the private schools themselves would even recommend it since many students didn't show up. Win for both since students could shop around when they arrived and not get stuck at some school with terrible management like KCEL.
But with the visa reforms I have no idea now. I know in the past the government occasionally stopped the practice, but usually only for a few months.
Farmers protest land grab south of Kunming
发布者Maybe it's 120k per villager? Even that seems pretty low....
Fog shuts down Kunming airport, strands thousands
发布者Apparently a journalist interviewed the locals and they were quite confused on why they built an airport there. This area is known to have dense fog every year, and yet they didn't prepare for it... meh.
The only thing more perplexing is the new law to give tickets for running a yellow light (but I guess that completely backfired already)
Dianchi activists look to spotlight declining fish stocks
发布者uhm, I thought the water in Dianchi was rated unsafe even for industrial use. Why would they let people fish there? Celebrate National Day, and get cancer free... glad I never eat fish in Kunming.
Illegal 'gutter oil' operation casts shadow on Kunming food safety
发布者Not just cooking oil....
www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-china-19462349
Lijiang China's number one tourist hotspot
发布者It's not. It's just blog spam masquerading as news....
So have they rebuilt the library at the local college they declared unsafe to occupy after the earthquake yet?