Life in China
General

Well, life in China has not really been that hard. There are challenges, but they are mainly to do with getting my students to speak.

Students are very afraid of loosing face, therefore they will not talk in class. Can be tiresome, but that's the challenge.

It was this big... really...
Qiao Tou Campus, Jiangsu Province, China
Bridgit, Cissy's Mother, Rosemary, Cissy, Christopher, Aunty, me, Uncle, Marilyn, Angel
Cui Ping's (Cissy) house, Nanjing, China
Making friends is relatively easy. Meeting fellow Lao Wai's (foreigners) and locals is no problem. This is at a student's house (Cissy) who is in blue sitting next to me.
Whatever you can get back home, well, you can mostly get it here, except dental floss and deodorant, they are a little difficult.
Ah, commercialism...
ZhouZhuang (like Joe Juang), Jiangsu Province, 2002

 

 

 

 

 

Want to find Nanjing?


Find Beijing near the top of China, look down and find Zhengzhou, now look to the right of that and you will find Nanjing (and then Shanghai)


China and surrounding countries

...there is no moral to the story, it's just a bunch of stuff that happened...
Click your heels three times...
Click your heels three times...
grahambinder@hotmail.com, but please, no junk mail or joke lists
Using the backpack
Using the bike
Living in Asia
Health stuff
Some stories
As it says: What's New
Various other items