Travel: China - Shanghai

[pirated]

MrsKiasu:

floppy:

[quote=\"MrsKiasu\"]

Thanks floppy..

I was feeling quite unsettled thinking if I should be prepared to fly back early

Take the train option if you want a cheaper alternative to flying. G train from Shanghai to Xiamen is under 7 hours. Boat ride to Jinmen is around 40mins.

Plus Xiamen is a very nice place to extend your holiday.

We are within driving distance to macau. So either macau or HK. Sorry for the confusion for posting under the Shanghai thread.[/quote]You must be around Zhuhai then. Pop over to Macau for the visa run. Who knows, you may be able to win back your travel cost!

[MrsKiasu]

pirated:

You must be around Zhuhai then. Pop over to Macau for the visa run. Who knows, you may be able to win back your travel cost!

What run? Those marathon run by Visa company? Not in Zhuhai..need to drive there.

[pirated]

MrsKiasu:

pirated:

You must be around Zhuhai then. Pop over to Macau for the visa run. Who knows, you may be able to win back your travel cost!

What run? Those marathon run by Visa company? Not in Zhuhai..need to drive there.

Making a trip is called a run. Making a trip to get a new visa upon entry is called a visa run.

Buy an airticket to fly to clock the mileage to reach a certain status is called a mileage run

Making a trip to deliver narcotics is called a drug run

:rotflmao:

[dachzael]

pirated:

People of certain cities in china do talk VERY loudly. It may be mistaken for shouting.


It is just the way they talk, as if everyone else is deaf

Cultural differences.

I was certainly able to differentiate between talking VERY loudly vs shouting. :evil:

[pirated]

dachzael:

pirated:

People of certain cities in china do talk VERY loudly. It may be mistaken for shouting.


It is just the way they talk, as if everyone else is deaf

Cultural differences.

I was certainly able to differentiate between talking VERY loudly vs shouting. :evil:

Depends. For months I thought those guys were quarreling. Actually they were just discussing. They used to be my office people.

[MrsKiasu]

pirated:

MrsKiasu:

[quote=\"pirated\"]

You must be around Zhuhai then. Pop over to Macau for the visa run. Who knows, you may be able to win back your travel cost!

What run? Those marathon run by Visa company? Not in Zhuhai..need to drive there.

Making a trip is called a run. Making a trip to get a new visa upon entry is called a visa run.

Buy an airticket to fly to clock the mileage to reach a certain status is called a mileage run

Making a trip to deliver narcotics is called a drug run

:rotflmao:[/quote] :rotflmao: I got it now. We don't visit casino leh.

[dachzael]

pirated:

dachzael:

[quote=\"pirated\"]People of certain cities in china do talk VERY loudly. It may be mistaken for shouting.


It is just the way they talk, as if everyone else is deaf

Cultural differences.

I was certainly able to differentiate between talking VERY loudly vs shouting. :evil:

Depends. For months I thought those guys were quarreling. Actually they were just discussing. They used to be my office people.[/quote]The differences are in their body language when one speaks loudly vs shouting in anger...

I am surprised that you mentioned it may be mistaken for shouting... even my 5-year old daughter is able to tell the difference. :rotflmao:

[MrsKiasu]

dachzael:

pirated:

People of certain cities in china do talk VERY loudly. It may be mistaken for shouting.


It is just the way they talk, as if everyone else is deaf

Cultural differences.

I was certainly able to differentiate between talking VERY loudly vs shouting. :evil:

Agree with the shout talking..I believe most people from our part of the world will receive compliments for being soft spoken due to our culture..

But some are just being rude.

[floppy]

MrsKiasu:

Agree with the shout talking..I believe most people from our part of the world will receive compliments for being soft spoken due to our culture..

But some are just being rude.

Our part of the world as in this tiny red dot? Chinese people isn't really known to be soft spoken.

And echoing pirated, I would say most people from our part of the world (i.e. Singaporeans) can't really tell the difference unless we live in China for a while.

[MrsKiasu]

floppy:

MrsKiasu:

Agree with the shout talking..I believe most people from our part of the world will receive compliments for being soft spoken due to our culture..

But some are just being rude.

Our part of the world as in this tiny red dot? Chinese people isn't really known to be soft spoken.

And echoing pirated, I would say most people from our part of the world (i.e. Singaporeans) can't really tell the difference unless we live in China for a while.

Yes, I m referring to our tiny red dot..