Once upon a few months ago at Uni's language lab,
our assignment was to practice using Chinese websites and
learn what "resources" there were to help us enrich ourselves.
So instead of looking up Chinese historical stories and practicing reading text,
I looked at the travel guide section and
looked for interesting potential places to visit for the upcoming trip.
Wuzhen caught my eye right away and
luckily, it just so happened to be a stop during the tour guide trip
(fast forward a few months).
The little ancient water village built in 872 AD
still stands today and inhabits townsfolk who do their laundry
in the river and fry fresh(and I mean fresh)rooster hearts outside their doorsteps.
our assignment was to practice using Chinese websites and
learn what "resources" there were to help us enrich ourselves.
So instead of looking up Chinese historical stories and practicing reading text,
I looked at the travel guide section and
looked for interesting potential places to visit for the upcoming trip.
Wuzhen caught my eye right away and
luckily, it just so happened to be a stop during the tour guide trip
(fast forward a few months).
The little ancient water village built in 872 AD
still stands today and inhabits townsfolk who do their laundry
in the river and fry fresh(and I mean fresh)rooster hearts outside their doorsteps.
4 comments:
neat picture :)
you were up so early...
i forgot to mention in my last 4 comments on your previous post, i like those two picchas!
oh just kidding! i only left 3, that 4th one was from you and there you explained the strange earliness phenomena (or rather, you explained that it is unexplainable...)
i should get back to my showering/calling/finding/packingness.
except i closed my bag to see how big/heavy it would be, and now i can't get one of the plastic buckle type things to open. oops.
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