Life and Travel in China
A personal journal with stories, travel experiences, funny situations and everyday life in China
Yesterday I added new photos, and today I launched the COLUMN section. I invite everyone who wants to get to know China better.
I didn't believe it until I saw it for myself. I have heard of beggars in China who fake a disability to gain pity and make money. Today I saw my grandfather standing in a dark street, about 100 meters away there is a large intersection and a market, they are always begging there. He stood completely alone, I emphasize he stood and cleaned the wheelchair and adjusted it with a pillow. Incredible! These beggars are already chasing people like zombies. Recently, a woman was tugging at us and calling us to give her money. She didn't look poor or hungry at all. She was returning home, and when she saw a white man, she stretched out her hand and chased me.
Why are people so mean? Some nasty woman stole my text and published it on gazeta.pl. Three months ago, I sent her my text about rich people in Shenzhen, about the opportunities young people have. She rejected it and said that I was writing untruths because the Chinese countryside was poor, and now she published exactly the same topic. Cholera! You can see that this woman has zero creativity, I'm surprised her boss gives her money to travel to China. And so I will always have a better idea and will publish a good article about China faster on this website or in some normal and honest newspaper/monthly. I wish her career would end soon.
Such progress, such development, such wealth... and to this day there is no white cheese or cream in China. And there will be no Russian dumplings again!
Hospital advertising is becoming more and more intrusive. There are leaflets in the seat headrests on every bus, billboards all over the city, free leaflets, leaflets, advertisements in pharmacies and hospitals, and on TV. Breast enlargement, excess weight removal, cancer, infertility, venereal diseases, termination of pregnancy... big business. Sometimes I have the impression that the content of these leaflets refers to one thing, as if they wished us all diseases, the more the better, every problem, every disease, come to us!!!
