
Do you know what’s the difference between Northern Ireland and Republic of Ireland?
p.s. This month on my blog is about Republic of Ireland, not Northern Ireland. š

Do you know what’s the difference between Northern Ireland and Republic of Ireland?
p.s. This month on my blog is about Republic of Ireland, not Northern Ireland. š

Welcome to the green country of Ireland. š
Let’s enjoy spring here.

Today, is my last post about China this year.
But, I’m sure, I’ll show you more “Chinese impressions” one day,
and will make also a month about Beijing, which I skipped this time.

Nice place in Hangzhou.

In China, children often don’t wear diapers, but have trousers with a holeā¦

In many (or even in all) Chinese parks you can met a group of older people “playing” on some instruments.

Tai chi is a Chinese martial art (an ancient exercise).

Nanjing has also nice nature, and often you don’t feel there the crowds. š

Nanjing is a nice city with many tourist attractions.
In the picture, you can see part of the Xiaoling Mausoleum of Ming Dynasty.

Cute dogs can be found the streets in China. š

Lijiang is a lovely city in Yunnan province in China.

Kunming is a big city and the capital of the Yunnan province.

Hangzhou is a large city with a nice lake and pagoda.

In Guilin, I visited a beautiful cave called the Reed Flute Cave.
The cave is really nice, but I don’t recommend to visit the cave, because there is a poor old turtle inside, kind of “alive mascot”; I personally consider keeping this animal there as a torture. š

How many bellies have you seen while visiting China in summer?
My answer:
many, too many. š

Do you know the Mahjong game?

“I want to ride my bicycle (well, motorbike)
I want to ride my bike.” š
Woof, Woof š

Are you searching for a stunning “water adventure”?
Check the Li River!
You’ll love it. š

A hotel with one of the most lovely views – it’s in Yangshuo. š

Longmen Grottoes or Longmen Caves is a UNESCO World Heritage Site with many statues of Buddha carved in the rocks.