Something about living in China gets under your skin. Whether it's the job opportunities friendly helpful people or the awesome chiseled rock faces inscribed with Chinese characters (Hanzi) I don't know. But living in a remote mountain village has brought about some unexpected changes to my complexion. Literally something has caused a tremendous outbreak of skin rash and pimples that must be the result of my Chinese diet. So I decided to do something about it. I figured if ...
Western Grand Canyon Hotsprings WINDENERGY | Jun 6, 2007 05:34
Although this resort does have numerous soaking pools, fed by an authentic hot water spring, most of the pools are turned off. Because of the construction of a hydro-power dam, directly downriver, this resort will be submerged in less than 1 year. What I had hoped would be an enjoyable soak, turned into a mediocre, eventless day taking too many buses and wishing the water in the pools were warmer.
Jiudu Hotel in Yibin WINDENERGY | Jun 6, 2007 02:26
If you like relaxing accomodation with plenty of recreational opportunities, then you should stay at the Jiudu Hotel in Yibin. There is a western restaurant, complete with international cuisine in the Oona Restaurant on the 3rd floor. Also, there is a KTV bar on the 16th floor of this hotel. Doubles start at 280RMB, and it is a far cry from your typical Chinese hotel in terms of service and quality.
Something about living in China gets under your skin. Whether it's the job opportunities friendly helpful people or the awesome chiseled rock faces inscribed with Chinese characters (Hanzi) I don't know. But living in a remote mountain village has brought about some unexpected changes to my complexion. Literally something has caused a tremendous outbreak of skin rash and pimples that must be the result of my Chinese diet. 
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