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Permitted, allowed, condoned, Turn a blind eye. Regardless of the words used ask yourself - What is the purpose of these demonstrations?
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Permitted, allowed, condoned, Turn a blind eye. Regardless of the words used ask yourself - What is the purpose of these demonstrations?
2 women were recently divorced. One woman hates all men and never remarries. The other woman knows her first husband was not a good man and eventually remarries and is very happy.
31. Subways much better then USA which does not have a bullet train yet.
I guess you believe everything you read? I watched a video of many people stoning, kicking and destroying a car right in front of the police. Demonstrating is Not a crime but destroying property is a crime.
I believe what I see more then what I read. If you have a chinese friend you can ask them to download any of the many videos on Baidu and you can see for yourself that people are doing all this right in front of the police.
No, you assumed incorrectly. This is Not about Japan. The real issue is about the reaction of people against another group of people. To destroy Japanese cars that were made in China and that belong to Chinese people is an act of stupidity.
As I stated above, you can expect negative reactions and consequences against Americans in China very soon. Just like there were demonstrations against the French (Carre Four) just prior to the Olympics of 2008.
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The new Visa office is located at 118 Tuo Dong Road. There is no number on the building yet so do not bother to look for it. There are 2 passport photo shops on either side of the building. The office is located directly in front of the Kunming Museum. The bus stop is named - Shi Bo Wu Guan - Bus 1, 62, 109, 117, 145, 213, A1 and K3 stop directly in front of the office. Foreigners need to go to the 3rd floor. The Tuo Dong Stadium is located to the right of the office while Baita Road is located to the left of the office.
No clear timetable for Kundu business closures
Posted byI am sure those individuals who patronize these locations have already found an alternate location for hooking and boozing.
Brine and bridges: The Yunlong legacy
Posted byGreat article - here is a lit of the bridges in the vicinity.
1. TENG QIAO – YUN LONG - 云龙藤桥
2. GONG GUO QIAO – YUN LONG - 云龙功果桥(昌金桥)
3. HUI MIN QIAO – BAO FENG - 宝丰惠民桥(新桥)
4. DI ZHU QIAO – BAO FENG - 宝丰砥柱桥
5. XIAO TIE QIAO – BAO FENG - 宝丰小铁桥
6. TONG JING QIAO – CHANG XIN - 长新通京桥
7. YONG ZHEN QIAO – CHANG XIN - 长新永镇桥
8. AN LAN QIAO – CHANG XIN - 长新安澜桥
9. QING YUN QIAO – SHI MEN - 石门青云桥
10. FEI LONG QIAO – JIU ZHOU - 旧州飞龙桥遗址(仅剩"望江楼"和桥墩)
11. XIN YUN QIAO – GUO LANG - 果朗新云桥
12. ZHONG ZHOU QIAO – GUO LANG - 果朗中州桥(土官桥)
13. SHI LI HE XIAO QIAO - 师里河小桥
14. CAI FENG QIAO – BAI SHI - 白石彩凤桥
15. GU QIAO – SHI JING - 师井古桥
Jinning festival celebrates China's greatest explorer
Posted byGrave Stele of Ma Hazhi - 马哈只墓碑 - Jinning – Kunming.
This is a Historical and Cultural site of Kunming and it is located inside Zheng He Park.
Shi zhai shan Old Tombs - 石寨山古墓群 - Jinning – Kunming.
This is another historical site located not from from the park in Jinning.
Yunnan's "largest illegal animal smuggling ring" broken up
Posted bySupply and demand. Go to every TCM office and confiscate all endangered species products they have in stock. Do this throughout the entire nation. Photograph and record the owner and store and let them know if they have any of these products ever again they will go to jail or get the death penalty. Problem solved. Same for ivory and other items.
Forgotten British consulate getting Chinese facelift
Posted byCan someone provide some descent directions or cross street where this bldg can be found.