Life and Travel in China
A personal journal with stories, travel experiences, funny situations and everyday life in China
...and so many Chinese friends watched the match! And how am I supposed to look them in the eye now? They are sitting in front of the TV at 3 a.m. local time and what, what is the result? Shame and disgrace!!! And I even bought a T-shirt for our national team for a Chinese friend, and how should I give it to him? I could have bought the Ecuador jersey better.
I didn't speak for some time because I was in Poland. Actually, I didn't do anything extraordinary, and I had some strange adventures. I notice certain things, behaviors and phenomena that the average Pole does not see, I look at everything from a distance, maybe even through the prism of China, and I also see changes that have occurred some time after the last time I was in Poland. As soon as I find a moment, I will describe it all in a column, because some situations really shocked me.
I read today's information from Poland, instead of doing something, the government, as usual, spits at each other and wallows in the mud. The Minister of Education is fighting against homosexuals, and the highlanders were fined for selling oscypek cheese - so everything is business as usual. No changes in China either. In the middle of nowhere, the government does not argue, the head of education does not deal with perversions, and there is no oscypek cheese at all.
A week ago, a young woman was murdered near my housing estate, what was drastic was that the head was severed and found in another part of the city. A few days ago, someone also killed a girl (probably a prostitute) in a karaoke club, also in this area. It's getting interesting, they said on TV a month ago that gangs from Hong Kong are starting to compete for influence in China, and Shenzhen is the closest to Hong Kong. Such crimes are not a coincidence, they are certainly related to organized crime, the mafia, racketeering, prostitution, maybe even drug trafficking.
I see on the Internet that there are more and more good photos. Cameras have become easier to use, digital SLR cameras offer great results even for amateurs. In addition, thousands of websites present truly unique photos. My contribution to all this is small (mainly lack of time, as well as inferior analog and very poor digital equipment), and I am not a professional either. Nevertheless, I hope that I am giving you a little insight into the middle country.
