Chinese cuisine is a collective name for all the culinary customs of the peoples living in China, and often also in other countries of eastern and south-east Asia.
Despite many common features (such as a large amount of vegetables), between regions of China vary greatly in terms of ingredients used, spices and cooking methods. Continue reading…
At first I was a bit ashamed of wanting to hire an escort, but for me it is now a necessity in Shanghai due to the language barrier, as it is hard to do anything with only English as a language with no idea of their signs, what was legal and illegal, etc. etc. As for beauty here the figures can give you some idea of how much beauty there is in a city that has 23 million people. It has almost five times the amount of people than London, but even if you don’t like the Chinese I bet you would still find a beauty you could normally only dream of. Continue reading…
Shanghai is one of the largest cities in China, an interesting mix of modernity and tradition. The number of skyscrapers and beautiful panoramic views is smaller only than in Hong Kong, also there is no lack of the traditional churches and beautiful architecture in the older part of town.
Shanghai is a very rich city and thus relatively expensive. Finding a cheap hotel is not easy, just a few of the existing budget option fills up very quickly, you may want to book a place in advance. Continue reading…