Adventures @ China (Con’t!)

Inside Australia Pavilion!

The short clip they showed us was full of movements here and there. The circular platform in the middle is the main stage, and surrounding the circle stage it was made up of 5-6 boards of LED screens that complimented with the scenes in the centre of the platform.

 

All the LED screens were retracted.

These were the LED screens.

This is one of the LED screens (thats what I meant) and they move up and down.

The effect was gorgeous. I hope you got what I meant. HAHA!

 

 

On another faithful day, we went to this villa (別墅) which was previously owned by some big shot. Perhaps a highly ranked government servant or a really rich fella.

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This was the place!

I think I got the school girl look. Especially with my backpack. HAHA!
F and I! *act dramatic only*
We got to take a ‘sampan’ out..

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It took him 3 shots to take a PROPER photo with me.

Then on another night, we went to this wax museum.. It was located where the Shanghai Pearl Tower was. 
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See the little girl in the tub-like thingy? Thats how they used to keep their children while at work, to prevent them from running around. So cute!
 
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Busy at work, with I-don’t-know-what.
 
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I think the buildings are really well done it looks sooo real.
 
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Niceeeee right? (:
 
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A little explanation about this street. I hope you can see the words!
 
 
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I LOVEEEE this!
 
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From the outside, it looked like a mini little wax museum but after we started it seemed never ending! We walked till our legs were reallyreally sore, and tummies were growling because we haven’t had our dinner despite it being like 10ish soon.

 

 

Another night, we went to this Times Square. I really have no idea which part of China were we at, my apologies. But they had the longest LED panels, I think. Look at the photos in the first row of the collage. It was all along the whole mall. Really a pretty and hi-tech mall eh!

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And I hugged Hai Bao.. haha! SO CUTEEEEEE.

 

This was at the night market of Yi Wu, another city in China.. THIS WAS WHERE I SAW THE LITTLE POMERANIAN DOGGIE!!

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From an artist’s impression..

 

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That was Mummy and I with some of their ‘stalls’. I really wonder how they do the business they have like less than 30 pieces of tops..

 

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I bought my plastic glasses there HAHAH! Removed the lenssssss! :D

 

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This is the baby pom, if you’ve forgotten. HAHA.

 

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YESSS, this is the place I mentioned, Yi Wu! :))

Basically a wholesale market for everything you need, under the sun. BUT, you need to buy your goods in extreme bulk. like at least in hundreds, or thousands.

 

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All over the wholesale market they have many many ladies walking around with a tool kit and they help to clean those leather shoes!! HAHA. Mad cute! Daddy and Felix got their shoes cleaned!!!!

 

Some self-loving at night in the hotel room..

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I love my glasses I wanna make a pair of real ones! But they always turn out horrendous once the lenses are inserted.

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Hehe, my falsies!

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lalala~

 

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This was one of the place we dined at in Yi Wu, its like Chup Chai Beng but they have like maybe a hundred types of dishes for us to choose? Maybe a little exaggerating but there’s really ALOT! The place is called CMK, haha! And that day we ordered like 18 different dishes!!!

 

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Raindrops Cafe was the other place we dropped by for dinner @ Yi Wu! And I REALLY loveeeeeee this cafe! Because there were like 10 of us, they gave us a special room and yes, what you see above was in the special room! An automatic MAHJONG table!!! and also a computer (which I didn’t feature in any of the photos, but anyway there was one.). Awesome isn’t it! :D But of course it comes with a price too, it was really of cafe standard! HAHA!

 

I think there’s an overload of photos already. I’ll continue on my next entry! :D

Technorati Tags: Shanghai,China,World Expo 2010

 

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HAPPY FAMILYYYYYYY!

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