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So much for what was to be the universal language.
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So much for what was to be the universal language.
Yes, they will probably have varieties of some Turkish dishes.
tiger, what kind of problems? Similar to gokunming forums? But what's the goal, or purpose, of the other website? Especially in its contributors' eyes?
Kids might well like it, including, maybe especially, foreign kids, but I don't think it's mostly for kids.
Posting photos on forums - unnecessary and, I think, a bad idea, given all the moderating it would require, plus all the confusion that comes with the idea that photos represent the truth, don't lie, arguments over what they 'mean', etc. And I don't need to know what you look like to understand what you say.
Way too many photos in the world anyway these days.
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I'm not a health foody but the few meals I've had here have been really good and, yeah, I'll be happy to go back alone to sample all the rest of them. It's also not a bad place from which to people-watch the street below.
Beijing approves massive Changshui International Airport expansion
Posted bySomeday the whole world will consist of cities attached to airports through which people wearing breathing devices will be shuttled on work/leisure schedules designed according to computerized efficiency programs created by bureaucrats paid competitively according to numbers of people moved on schedule.
Beijing approves massive Changshui International Airport expansion
Posted byI hate airports.
Anyway, note the ecological damage of airports in general, and also of the whole Go West campaign over the years - 'development' can be fine, but it's a term with an irresponsibly vague definition.
Summiting Yunnan's majestic Haba Snow Mountain
Posted byEspecially 7 days into a 2-week trek.
Summiting Yunnan's majestic Haba Snow Mountain
Posted byThat's by, no pun intended - you can't buy new feet.
Summiting Yunnan's majestic Haba Snow Mountain
Posted byI would never walk anywhere far in the mountains in anybody's boots but my own, well broken in buy my own feet.