17/07/2010 - Boom Boom Pow!

Did I told you already? I have everyday fireworks. Everyday. For sure every evening, sometimes also in the morning or in the afternoon. When it started the first time, I thought there were bombs and I was afraid and scared. I really thought, there might be some attacs, some jets coming from - i do not know, Japan? Korea? Russia? all that near and well weaped. I was really afraid and did not know what to do. under the table? Out of the house? With the elevator? By stairs... hmm I am living in the 13th floor....Panik.
But now, I am used to it. It is fantastic. View over the yellow sea and twinkeling fireworks in the black sky. And all cobined with the lights of the housings and the themeparks around. Amazing. And often. Very often. As mentioned, everyday and sometimes also several times a day. Why? I do not know. So far, I could not find out. Who pays for? Also no idea. But as long as they are not at 8:00 in the morning, I enjoy them. (8:00 in the morning, I really want to sleep, which is not possible at all with those "bombs" )

20/06/2010 Yes, there is sun in China

SUN! SUN! SUN! The first sunny day, since I am here. Great warm weather, with a fresh brise, ideal to go to the beach!

Before, I really started thinking, I would be living in a cloud. It was always foggy, if not foggy, than raining. But most time both together. Watching outside my window, I was not sure, why I took a flat with ocean view, if you can not see 5m far. And it was cold. Sooooo cold! I was always with my pullover and long jeans. In the night, I slept with a jumper. But now everything is different! Beach, Sun, Tan, I am coming! For my family and firends: here are some pictures of my flat!

This here is the view from my appartment in the daytime. As you see, today, I can see the sea!

This is my kittchen, Shower, Bathroom and Toilet. All in one. The wok is really rosty, so, I do not cook. Who knows me, know, that I really dislike Chinese food. I hate rice, noodels and glibbery souces. Unfortuntaly, there are rarlly other things available. So, I try to buy from time to time a cucumber, some peppers (Are not always available), tomatos, eggs, fruits and very expansive and cheap quality chees. Buhuhu!!!! I miss my good food culture! To whomever, I come the next time, please give me high quality food! I will never forget you that! I AM ALWAYS SO HUNGRY HERE!

Here you see my one room appartment. My douplex bed and my desk. The window is to my bathroom / kittchen. And there is of course my couch, with some assessoires on it :D

Btw assessoires... In China is everything "cute" and pink or baby blue. All signs are with cartoons. Here my scale and my mat for the shower.

8/6/2010 Chinese Massage

I was at the massage yesterday. Outch. I am not sure, if this is really healthy.

6/6/2010 In China now

I am in China. In Dalian to be precise. All people here speak chinese. And only chinese. And they love sugar. Even the 8$ cheese taste sweet. Hmmm.
I learned some words Chinese, which improved my live quality a bit:
Bu: No / Not; Tang: Sugar
And Nihau: Hi, Tang: Soup.
XieXie: Thank you. But that, they do not understand. Maybe my pronaunciation is just to poor.
At least, I can now ask in the supermarket, if they have coffee without sugar and can go home, being informed, that they really do not have them.

But therefore, they have a lot of other things. My new hobby is to go to Tesco and Walmart and to see what they are selling. Everyday, I see new crazy things. And everywhere you can try a lot of new food and services. Like the massage chair. My friend and I, we tested it for 20 minuts. Only the coffee was missing. Sooo relaxing.