Yes. There is an excellent up-scale restaurant that has a buffet upstairs. Downstairs is table service and menus, but upstairs you serve yourself. Includes individual hot pots and roving waiters carving you roast meat. Been there several times, but don't recall the name. Located on 五一路 less than half a block south of 东风西路, more or less across from the Kunming Art Theater and just down from the Yunnan Provincial Museum. At lunch it's 40 RMB a person and 60 RMB at night.
You definitely will not need a car. Cross that off the "to do" list. Plenty of apartments in the same general area. Like they told you, just show up with a tourist visa and they will help you convert it to a student visa. They did it for me earlier this year. Teaching quality ranges from satisfactory to excellent, depending on who you get.
Does anyone have information about this program? A friend has asked my advice but I know nothing except what's on their rather new and sketchy looking website. I haven't phoned them; wanted to get some background info first.
>>"does anybody know how these trash pickers are called in chinese?"
It's 收废品 for the people who ride around on the 3-wheel bikes 三轮车 and collect broken appliances. I'm not sure of the term for the smaller-scale "dumpster divers."
The CNAC exhibit, which is on display now, February 2009, is extremely intersting and well done. Worth a trip. The museum charges no admission and the Number 1 Kunming bus goes there.
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Film Review: The Sun Also Rises
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Posted by>>"does anybody know how these trash pickers are called in chinese?"
It's 收废品 for the people who ride around on the 3-wheel bikes 三轮车 and collect broken appliances. I'm not sure of the term for the smaller-scale "dumpster divers."
Recipe: Frogs carrying slate stones
Posted byThanks, Sabrina. I don't think they are in season yet (in Kunming.) What I'm seeing now in the markets are 毛豆。
Recipe: Frogs carrying slate stones
Posted byAre those 蚕豆?