And here's a photo of the fish which daniel bought for me. I personally think it is very cruel to buy the fish only to see it die in the end. The shop keeper said that this fish does not eat anything. Once it eats something, it will die. Nonsense right? Which living thing doesn't need to eat? And so i bought some fish food but true enough, the fish didn't touch the food at all. And i think the fish will die soon.. My room is set at 16°C which is too cold for the fish to live in. I feel so bad to keep this fish. Why did daniel buy this for me?!
After lesson at 4pm, we went out to Ru Xiang Shopping Centre. We wanted to go to the food street that we went before to eat their delicious Tang Bao but we were afraid that we might not make it back by 10.30pm. Nothing much there as we had went there several times already.
They have this playground for the children to play with. So cute. And the sand is very fine! We don't have this in Singapore's shopping centre.
This is where we had our dinner - Ajisan Ramen. Their service was bad. Unlike Singapore, they will not lead us to our seats and they will not automatically refill our teas. And their tone weren't polite at all. Bad experience.
Rare sight in Wuhan! You don't see such nice toilets anywhere else. Not even half as nice as this.
We were all looking for the "feel" to defecate when sitting on the toilet bowl. Unfortunately, none of us had the feel. Wasted.
Camwhore in the toilet!
We then continue walking along the street and we saw people dancing. I remember our china teacher told us that dancing was one of the things the locals will do during their free times. You can practically see them dancing at any open space in Wuhan.
This was what happened on the bus trip home. The bus conductor collected money from the passenger. Usually after we pay, the bus conductor will give us our ticket. So what happened was the passenger turned and looked outside of the bus after he paid. Then the bus conductor simply threw the ticket on the floor of the bus. My goodness! They might as well don't give out any tickets. See, this was the outcome:
Oh ya, once again we tried to go to the starbucks toilet, but this time round there was a staff around observing us. And so we decided not to go to the toilet as we did not intend to buy anything from there. We then went to the nearby hotel to use their toilet. We simply can't leave without toilet bowls!
We then continue walking along the street and we saw people dancing. I remember our china teacher told us that dancing was one of the things the locals will do during their free times. You can practically see them dancing at any open space in Wuhan.
This was what happened on the bus trip home. The bus conductor collected money from the passenger. Usually after we pay, the bus conductor will give us our ticket. So what happened was the passenger turned and looked outside of the bus after he paid. Then the bus conductor simply threw the ticket on the floor of the bus. My goodness! They might as well don't give out any tickets. See, this was the outcome:
And the bus does not have any bell so we have to either shout "You! (means "got" in chinese) or to stand at the door before the bus reach the bus stop.
Today is a cold day. Heard it'll get colder towards the end of this week. Yay! Sigh.. I've got a group project to do. We have to watch the Da Chang Jin drama disc 1 and 2 - a total of 21 hours. Then we have to write a 5 to 6 page report. My goodness! Shall sleep now, do tomorrow. Good night!
