Just in time for the 2008 Beijing Olympics, China has opened the world’s biggest airport. The new Terminal 3, built at a cost of $3.5 billion USD, measures a gigantic 501 square MILES! This one building is 17% bigger than the combined floorspace of all of Heathrow’s terminals 1, 2, 3, 4 and new Terminal 5. From the air, the […]
Read MoreTo get an idea on what it’s like to live in Shanghai, we went condo shopping. We tour a couple of apartments in the development where our friends who took us out to Tang Dynasty lives. The development, located in Pudong, is made up of thirty 26 floor buildings. That’s only phase 1. There are five other phases just as […]
Read MoreNow that we’re back in Shanghai, it means we can once again take part in this lifestyle of the rich and famous that Shanghai seems to have become obsessed with. And very few places exude wealth and power better than the Tang Dynasty. The Tang looks more like a hotel than a restaurant. Its huge lobby looks like the grand […]
Read MoreOne of the reasons I came to China was to demonstrate that you can make money online from anywhere in the world. After spending two weeks in China I have came to the conclusion that while it is indeed possible to make money online in China, it’s probably better to make money online from someplace else. The Great Firewall of […]
Read MoreThe day we left Suzhou was an extreme busy day. The Olympic torch was in town and making its way through the city. As a result of everyone trying to get a glimpse of the flame, we couldn’t find a taxi to take us to the train station. There was simply no taxis available! Things started to get desperate as […]
Read MoreOn our last night in Suzhou, we decided to check out the famous Suzhou Water Show (also call the Water Feature). The show takes place on Jinji Lake and is a bit reminiscent of the water show at the Bellagio hotel in Las Vegas, only with more effects. While the show at the Bellagio used only water and music, the […]
Read MoreSuzhou is well known for having some really nice gardens and temples and it’s the main reason most tourists come here. We spent a full day driving around the city to check out some of these places. The first garden we checked out was call the Lingering Garden. It was basically a very big house built for some emperor during […]
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