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Wow, that's great. Is it new? I always used to catch the plane to HK then go across the border to Shenzhen to catch the train. Is it expensive?
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Wow, that's great. Is it new? I always used to catch the plane to HK then go across the border to Shenzhen to catch the train. Is it expensive?
@liumingke1234 All my household stuff from living in KM or two years which would fit in boxes, including Chinese books.
About 4 x 15kg boxes.
That's true, this method is probably only good for some countries I checked the prices to Poland for a friend and it was much more expensive.
Yep, thanks for your and everyone else's help.
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Hello, just finally updating this since I said I would.
In the end I sent everything China Post and they were great. I bought boxes at the post office and took my stuff there in suitcases and packed it in front of them. They wrapped the boxes in a lot of tape and the boxes all arrived safely in regional Australia in the amount of time specified (I can't remember what that was now but a number of weeks).
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New strict dog regulations in 36 Kunming areas
Posted byThat's a shame I love Kunming police dogs. I was hoping to get one and bring it back to Australia with me one day (though not sure about bringing new breeds back to Australia so it would have required a lot of investigation before getting one). There was a guy who used to train his Kunming dog most nights at Green Lake Park when I lived in Kunming a few years ago, it seemed very happy and well behaved.
Snapshot: Chasing black snub-nosed monkeys in the forests of northwest Yunnan
Posted byWow this is so interesting, thank you for the article, hope the monkey population increases
Self-taught villager clears 10,000 mines from Yunnan frontier
Posted byWow!! Amazing
Elephant poached for ivory in Xishuangbanna
Posted by::( hope they catch them
Scientists "99 percent" certain SARS originated in Yunnan bats
Posted byI hope people don't take this out on the bats, they're clever animals and do a good job of reducing insects, and hope people stop selling them as food they do have a lot of diseases.and they're too small to eat anyway. I don't understand the point of people eating them, such a waste.