Back to the 2 drivers, apparently what she told us is a completely different story from what was agreed on the phone. So the rest of them were arguing with her and I cant really be bothered abt all her arguments and sat there to plan for our next journey, until one point when she started accusing our parents for not teaching us tt “zhuo4 ren2 yao4 you3 liang2 xing1”…and that got me so damn pissed off, that I stood up and scolded her…and that shut her up. For me, u can scold me but never ever bring my parents into the picture, else you will really get it from me…and this cab driver got it from me!!!!
So these 2 cab drivers really let us see one side of the China pple, very smart in making business and also very good at quarrelling with people. So all of you going to China, make sure you are smarter than them to outwit them.
Although this incident sort of spoil our plan and mood, we managed to find some stuff to do, like visiting the ”Du Xiu Feng” which has very nice view of the city and also a surprise visit to a local Pri sch, where we saw the sch kids queuing for "Mai Ya Tang"..some candies lah if u dunno chinese....and then we went into the school to look around...hahaa...the sch teacher even asked me if i am from Korea!!!...first time someone say i am from korea...wonder why i look like "a malaysian, AT, Hongkie and now korean" but not a singaporean..haha
At night, we visited the Shui3 Jie1, which is something like Clarke quay, just tt it is a canal built by Qin Shi Huang long long ago, and that there are no pubs but BBQ shops along it. So we had lots and lots of BBQ stuff there and its really really very nice. If got chance, I will visit this place again. We were then joined by the Bellboy of the hotel, Cheng2 Shi2(honest in English). He is a very nice person actually, been helping us a lot these few days and he knocked off work early to join us to makan and drink some beer. Really nice and easier to talk to him especially coz he is only 25 years old, so about the same age…he told us a lot abt himself, like where is his hometown, why he has to come here to work, blah blah blah… So we finally saw the better side of the china, there are still pple who are friendly and honest(hopefully) to us.
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