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Tag 85: Sayonara!

Yesterday was, unfortunately, a somewhat sad day
Takumi (拓 民) has passed away ... Although early and by plane at 8:15 gene Tokyo. With Stopover in Beijing. His resignation, we have recognized four evenings with plenty of dining and partying. But it was really well planned that he will stay only two or three months, or more precisely 73 days. Here are the different steps in the last days Takumis in Kunming: farewell party I


The first goodbye party for Takumi and his girlfriend (who was just visiting or a few days with him on our trip) was Mr. Inaba-san held, our Japanese fellow who lives in one of the nicer dorm room bed alone. Using Hoa, the Vietnamese, he has conjured up an entire Japanese Supper, Korokke (コロッケ, croquettes),
Soba (荞麦, buckwheat noodle soup), Kushiage (串 揚げ, shish kebab) and natto (纳豆, fermented soy beans) - and yes, the latter can I actually eat (the Japanese are always happy that almost all Westerners can find the abnormal and completely inedible, and neither eat nor smell, I find it not very tasty, but not as bad as it is). Despite many people (including Qinghua Haiyan and her friend were there, as well as DJ and (uninvited of course) and Yang Laoshi, our mädelsbegrabschender, macho "Gefängsniwärter"), we can not eat all the food. Farewell Party II
The next evening, we (Amila, Li Rui, I, Takumi and his girlfriend) went to the hot pot meal in our regular fire pottery. So entirely without Thais we were a bit confused, but nevertheless we have eaten sauviel again. Unfortunately, I somehow failed to make pictures there.
Farewell Party III


again a day later, as the Thais and the two "Hong Kong Girls" (Apple & Oiling) is not in the celebrations were involved, we have a common to Korean Begängnis our confidence, uh ... [which verb to use here?] ... committed us to fully hit their bellies again. 37 yuan per person, just under 4 euros. Wow, that was soooooo delicious!
was then not yet final, no, most of us decided not to go to a bar near our university, and some of Dali beer to destroy. Strangely, I also have some drunk, although I do not like beer. Yeah, peer pressure ... I'll not do it again. Although I was not even close to drunk, but my stomach does not seem as good beer. Note to myself: beer Umtrünke avoid!
Farewell Party IV

On the eve before Takumis departure, the inhabitants of our room, ergo, we, again in a Japanese restaurant called Ajisen Ramen (味 千 ラーメン, something like: "noodle soup of the 1000 tastes" ) driven, Takumi invited us. And again the great food was the word:
Katsudon (カツ 丼, pork strips with rice), Miso soup (味噌 汁, soybean soup), tofu (豆腐, soy cheese [one knows ja]), again Korokke ( see above), much Ramen (ラーメン, Japanese noodle soup) and of course Sushi (寿司, raw fish with rice), by the latter I could not help me a photo. Everything was extremely tasty, I could have fooled me (I could not) , and we have breakfast and to fed. In the end, everyone has another ice cream (アイスクリーム, aisukurīmu ) ordered and then we all rolled home ... ... and off!

That same evening, a little later Takumi got a few parting gifts, especially from its largest Fans, the Thai women: -Stitch merchandise, such as slippers, gloves, various stuffed animals and earmuffs. From me there was such a practical as gas-powered storm lighter (as a German one thinks so practical, right?). Also from the Giver's antennae were some little things ... no wonder that Takumi had to pay the next morning at the airport for 8 kilograms too much or about 270 yuan.
Oh yes, the airport ... we wanted to support our friend or all the airport, not just the three cell mates, no, Tik, Mhuey, Nics, Bow, and even Auay Poon (pronounced [pun]) wanted to join him early to the airport. No problem for us - although between 0:30 and 6:30 no electricity and therefore no light is there - we got along and Tik (the bespectacled girl next to Takumi) was awake and ready. Your roommate and Poon and Auay and the others slept, however, all still there and so was the only Tik Thai escort. to call a taxi was difficult, and it was raining. Since we were five, Tik and I are hinterhergedüst alone in a second taxi. Well ... and then stop to say goodbye at the airport. Pretty sad ... : - /


Who's with me now behind our dorm, eat in the restaurant? Who pulls the dirty jokes now? Who is now at last and the last to go to bed? Who uses Now that a lot of funny Japanese reduplicated onomatopoeia? Who poset (pronounced [p ʰ ɔu̯st]) now cool for your photos? ... well if we get a new roommate? Hmm ... we'll see.


拓民 さん に, さようなら!

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Hatenai Sora (subsp)

HATENAI SORA [PV subsp]

chiks Well it took us a bit but finally karaoke bring the boys' new single "Hatenai Sora," as others always say the letter is beautiful and the video or say enjoy it.

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Tag 77: Leo, Panda and Co.

I may animals, right? And our Thai. And so it happened that we are gone off a few days ago on Saturday, the Yunnan Wild Animals Park (云南 野生 动物园, yúnnán Yěshēng Dongwuyuan ) in the north-east of Kunming to visit. This is not the zoo here in the vicinity of the university, but another, just over 40 minutes by bus from our university. There I was with five Thais, namely Tik (ติ๊ก [tics]), Bow (โบว์ [bo ː]), outside (เอึ้ อย [ʔɯ ː aj]), Mhuey (ห มวย [muǎj]) and their friend Noom (หนุ่ม [num] ), who came for a week from Thailand to visit Mhuey. Noom's funny, he speaks but a few word and phrases, no Chinese (I was a bit reminiscent of Leo, hihi!) , so I had to really talk with him, Thai, or Mhuey Tik and have it translated for me in Chinese. The zoo is really huge, it is equal to a park in the forest, half in the mountains, so it overcomes some meters already. The average height of 1890 meters above sea level makes Kunming there really noticeable when I japps for 'Ner stairs after air. Maybe I should just eat less Baozi. At the entrance there was already some walled enclosure and areas with bears, monkeys, toucans, raccoons and what one knows so forth of our zoos. There was also a small enclosure with lions. Then we have uns entschieden, mit einem Elektrobus weiterzufahren, da der Zoo wirklich wirklich groß ist, also kamen zu den 30 Yuan Eintritt (ermäßigt)
nochmal 30 Yuan für den Zoobus hinzu, was sich aber gelohnt hat, der Rest des Zoos war nämlich wie ein Safaripark, mit Straußen, Hirschen, Yaks und ähnlichem Getier am Wegesrand, zum Streicheln nahe. Es gab einige Zwischenhalte an Terrarien mit Krokodilen, Schlangen und Waranen. Doch was sind die Hauptattraktionen in ebenjenem Zoo? Natürlich zwei Pandas!

Das Pandagehege ist tatsächlich auch das Ziel des Elektrobusses (clevere Marketingstrategie!), und wir haben eine ganze Weile bei den fetten Pandas spent sitting comfortably on their fat butts and bamboo consumed. Amazingly, the two seem to know exactly what is a camera, because every time (!) When a picture was taken in front of a panda, he has stopped chewing and looked with a slight smile at the camera. They looked so soft, cozy animals. :)

A little further on there was still white lions and white tigers seen, which had a fairly large area for himself, I must say, as bad as I thought, the farm really is not there. Maybe it looks different in the other zoo, but have no pandas. At some point I guck me certainly still on. Then we arrived at a large walk-in area: a kind of peacock farm, with tens, no hundreds, perhaps thousands of peacocks. Or is it Pfäue?
Sooooo many! Infinite number to the horizon through the trees on the roads, some on the roof of souvenir shops ... an unusual sight. Unfortunately, they could not touch.
Far more pictures from the zoo (and many more), there's way in to see November-folder of my Flickr page ! About six hours from noon to night we spent there in the zoo had a lot of fun in Thai and Chinese. With 'NEM BusTaxi we went back home directly been drove to the front door. And so what was it? Dinner together even with Amila, namely fire pot, once again in the same place, with the yin-yang shaped pot (one side hot and the other not). From there we are then rolled almost home ...





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Hatenai

Well girls aki and the new single guys "Hatenai Sora, which is the theme song of the new drama by Nino, here we let the two versions, the regular edition and limited edition hope you enjoy it.

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Tracklist 01. Sora Hatenai
02. Ano hi no Merry Christmas

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Tracklist 01. Sora Hatenai
02. STORY
03. Maboroshi
04. Ano hi no
Merry Christmas 05. Hatenai Sora (original karaoke)
06. STORY (original karaoke)
07. Maboroshi (original karaoke)

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day 72: The love of money [Report]

72 days in the Chinese exile, and I enjoy it still. 72 days, that is 2 months and 11 days, or just over 10 weeks. I wrote at the time not only blog, but also constantly wear a small little notebook around with me in which I write all sorts of things into it and draw or write me inside and let stand. And I calculate every night - in typical German precision and conscientiousness Sion - how much money I've spent on that day. Yesterday, for example, the 15.1 yuan (that's € 1.59), for which I am a big portion 宫爆鸡丁 炒饭 (
gōngbàoīdīng chǎofàn = fried rice with chicken, vegetables and peanuts), a basket Baozi ( Baozi , we remember) and got a medium cup 菠萝 奶昔 ( Boluo nǎixí = pineapple milk shake). In Germany, the same probably about 8 times would have cost in any event at least 10 €.

Currently, the yuan falls quite rapidly. While at my arrival 1 € corresponded still 8.6 ¥, now there are 9.5 yen. For simplicity, I always expect a conversion rate of 1:10, there is one very close to it. I think in a few weeks, the price actually are correct. In the picture above there are 183.7 Yuan, that is only slightly more than 19 €. So much money I'm just in my pocket and that might even extend for several days. Almost everything here is much cheaper than here at home in Germany. All, of course the food , which is almost always super tasty and delicious. In the Mensa you get for the equivalent of about 50 cents a legally acceptable (unfortunately mostly already cold) food that you can also customize your own. Always with rice. Away you get such a delicious basket of Baozi for 40 cents, a full plate with fried rice and vegetables and meat for about 50 to 70 cents, depending on where one is (s) t. At McDonald's

(麦当劳,
Máidāngláo
) you get a menu with Big Mac, fries and 'precious drink for just under 2.50 Euronen. And you can eat 6 to 8 people and paid a total fire pot at the end of something together for more than 10 € all. In short, a meal is seldom has more than one €. What is the candy and snacks with
? Answer: the same way. A packet of biscuits cost about 30 cents, the famous Oreo cookies (the black with cream) but expensive 60 cents
(see picture left) . There are also delicious local things, such as sunflower seeds, which cost almost nothing, or this slightly spicy chips left in the picture for 20 cents. I estimate that in Germany would probably cost around 80 cents, so four times. There are also expensive cookies, for example, 80 Cent, but they are also very tasty. I buy me out of avarice only every couple of weeks. Nuts's here, incidentally, for example, cashew nuts and peanuts, But their prices are comparable with the German. are fruit 's too, and it strikes me as cheap, since I never buy fruit in Germany, I'm just no comparison. I like to cough up cantaloupe and honeydew melon for a quarter you have to cut more than 50 cents. Will you have time to consider whether this is right or not. Two liters of orange juice (more than 15% fruit juice which unfortunately never) costs 70 cents.
have books
I also bought some, and their prices are well below the German. The green little handy dictionary German-Chinese, Chinese-German that we use costs in Germany, for example, almost here € 3. In Germany 10, I think. I bought two minority language dictionaries, one Chinese- Jingpho for 3 € and one Chinese-Hmong

for 2 €. The book Historical Linguistics: An Introduction (2 nd Edition) by Lyle Campbell, you get on Amazon (Germany) for 23,99 €, costs in the book shop around the corner 39 ¥ (ie, 4 €) and is still in English, only the cover and the preface is in Chinese. The linguistics book that has borrowed with Huang Jin-ASJP for my research costs, also less than 3 €. I will for sure before I go home, nor my needs cover of dictionaries and linguistics books! Qinghua bookstore down the street has quite a linguistics department in English and German, all dirt cheap and there really is to find the most important of optimality theory of Chomsky and historical linguistics phonetics (Ladefoged) and applied translation studies. And all the books cost € 3-5. A dream! also commodities are very cheap, and electronics partly also, unfortunately, because of course the quality is not so hot. I recently got a pack of Fine Liner (10 + 10 refills) for under 2 € bought in Germany, a pen costs so much; at approximately the same quality. On the street you can be a plastic film

professionally make all kinds of displays, even under a €. Slippers or flip-flops: a €; Map: 50 Cent, the temple entrance fee: 60 cents, a bus ride: 10 cents (!!!); a night karaoke at 8 persons 2 to 3 € per person, using one machine: 30 or . 40 cents, one can remove camera: 17 € 3-month warranty and so on ... My new camera that I recently purchased with the help Haiyan cost, but in 1860 Yuan, or about 190 euros, a reasonable price and as in Germany. Incidentally, it is a Panasonic Lumix DMC-FX68
(black), Japanese product with German lens, am totally happy with it. The pictures are beautiful. Even computers and stuff here already cost more then the same as at home. Software like Windows 7 and Office 2010, or games you get here, but they are all pirated and therefore cost (almost) nüscht. Of these, I'd rather leave the fingers, Amila had so recently problems. There Expensive things here but chocolate is very expensive, costs more than in Germany or as much. Similarly, shampoo and other personal care products (why?). What is also very expensive, is Pizza Hut (必胜客, Bìshèngkè ): a small pizza costs € there around 7! Which Chinese can afford that?

Daily expenses:
How much are you so in about, per day or week? Unfortunately, I do not know how much they usually consumed in Germany to life. My scholarship pays my tuition fees and living expenses here in the dorm. I also get 1,400 yuan a month, so about 150 €. I know that this would in Germany (where I also do not Büren living and tuition to pay) do not reach back and front. How much do I have so far spent here?
Excluding Camera (1860 Yuan), the application for HSK (250 yuan), the extension of the visa (400 yuan) and the medical examination (326 yuan), which I do not want to count as real were my expenses over the past 72 days just spent 3227.8 yuan - that's per week and per day 44.8 313.8 Yuan Yuan. So about 5 € per day and per week just around 35 €, per month or almost exactly the 1400 yuan that I get from Konfuzius-Institut/Hanban. Kalkuloren very well, all! When I peeled the top expenditure for the camera and then
Co.
with Anticipated yet, I am the way, to almost double, that is 84.2 yuan per day (589.5 Yuan per week, about 2600 yuan per month). That would be something more.
A larger issue, I still plan for the near future: the acquisition of a Chinese mobile phones. I'm not sure if I should get a cheap for 40 €, or a real (unadulterated) SmartPhone ...