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Forums > Living in Kunming > Chinese Human Compassion

So to sum this whole threat up:

If you witness an accident and are thinking about helping:

You should remember that no foreigner has ever been deported for that.

You can call an ambulance but it is not recommended to call from your phone.

You better pray she's not an old woman (or anyone) who will try to sue you afterwards.


I used to get stared at a lot when I was living in Nanjing, here in Kunming it is much, much less.

I must say I'm a bit of a Viking here, 6'4, blonde, blue eyes and sort of athletic, I always felt the stares were "natural" or out of curiosity and admiration and the chinese always look very happy when they stare at me, like with a spark on their eyes, I often like to imagine what they are commenting when they are with friends.

Doesn't bother me the least. The helloooooooooooos are truly strange though, I have to admit.

Forums > Living in Kunming > Non-smoking bar or dance club WANTED

My nostrils and lungs have a low tolerance for smoking clouds of Arsenic and Lead.

Could anyone recommend a bar or dance club in Kunming.

Even if smoking is allowed, a well ventilated suggestion would be appreciated.

I've been living here for 2 months and I'm getting tired of not hanging out.



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"I will not try to defend it or explain it"

That's bad PR/
He could at least have shown some sympathy and assure they would take measures to combat this is the future. Hmmm, bad news for junk fooders.

This discussion and the impossibility argument is obsolete. I was in Nanjing at the Zheng He museum, the site where the star fleet was built. They did recently find the rudder of one of the main ships and it is gigantic, it does indeed confirm the reported dimensions of the ship, being several times bigger than chinese caravels of the time. Notice: the vietnamese and other islanders natives from what is today the Philippines were the true pioneers of shipbuilding, from which the chinese learned how to construct their ships.

BTW, I agree with Bobbles and Liumingke; people who have no self-identity (the norm today) and get hold of power (guns) will try to emulate fiction as a way of developing an identity, even if it's a fictional or false one. Just wait until those police officer start acting like movie actors.

Again, to yankee: I read my posts again and couldn't pinpoint anything I said that was racist. Was it because I said that those gym rats have napoleon complexes (compensating for being short)? If so, get real, this is a worldwide phenomena.










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