We had the same problem with my extra large fingers, but they did a special order that was reasonably priced.

@mabaowei
When we've applied for VISA extension here the form allowed us to put in the requested expiry date, so you would not just be restricted to 30 or 60 days.

I'm interested (as are others) about where the PSB might be relocated since we'll need to extend VISAS again in a few months. I'll be downtown today and will see if I can get any info.

When the smoking bans started in Canada there was initial reaction claiming that business would suffer. Turns out the non-smokers could now go into these places comfortably and the smokers who wanted to eat or drink did so, then left space for others. In the end business did not suffer at all.

I'm surprised though that the rules are changing from wide open smoking to no smoking. I'm a non-smoker myself but would easily have settled for segregated areas with proper ventilation.

The PLA and anything else with a white plate are actually exempted from the traffic laws - and they know it!

@rejected_goods - they drive the same in Kunming as in Beijing!

On a further note, I've always been annoyed by the drivers who would change lanes BEFORE they had fully passed you. Last night a bus (tow bus?) did that right beside us! It's good that new cars have folding mirrors because ours folded, but there was still damage to the bumper.

In Toronto my wife was one of the safest drivers I knew. In Kunming I'm afraid to drive with her!
I think part of the problem is the rule that the person who hits another is at fault, regardless of who is actually at fault. If the insurance companies got into the act to cut losses it might actually help.