We saw the highlights of Wuhan in addition to eating lots of traditional Hubei food - we had to try as many courses as possible! - and water parachuting. I also met Peizhou who showed me around his campus and spoiled me by taking me to a chinese sports massage (which was no doubt the best massage I've ever had).
Saturday, July 28, 2007
Wuhan
I had enough of Shanghai's lights and decided to leave to somewhere more peaceful. My destination was Wuhan in Hubei province about 12 hours to the middle part of China. It was the highlight of my trip and Wuhan felt so peaceful after the metropolitans (with its population of "only" 8 million people). I stayed with my dear friend Xu and her mom who took so good care of me with only a few hours warning. 
We saw the highlights of Wuhan in addition to eating lots of traditional Hubei food - we had to try as many courses as possible! - and water parachuting. I also met Peizhou who showed me around his campus and spoiled me by taking me to a chinese sports massage (which was no doubt the best massage I've ever had).
We saw the highlights of Wuhan in addition to eating lots of traditional Hubei food - we had to try as many courses as possible! - and water parachuting. I also met Peizhou who showed me around his campus and spoiled me by taking me to a chinese sports massage (which was no doubt the best massage I've ever had).
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