the arrival at 6am into shanghai airport + 2 hours travel to wuxi is damn shag. how to live in a country when anything less than half hour traveling is considered short?
you drive a car, but you have to horn when you see cyclists, so that they can be alerted to your presence. if you get into an accident, then please be prepared to support them for their medical expenses, and maybe rest of their lives.
you knock off at 5pm sharp daily, cause the company shuttle is awaiting. but you have to go for dinner and maybe 3 rounds of drinks: white wine, red wine, and beer. good luck.
how to survive without facebook and blogger? or was it that the company blocks those websites? or is it the whole freaking china?
they order a lot of food, to show generosity. they network during lunch and dinner. which means you kind of almost lose interest in food after two meals. at bigger restaurants, there's even a designated seat for the one who's paying.
went there with the conception that it's going to be ulu and undeveloped. the former's true, because the location of wuxi is on the suburbs and was historically a cultural village. but undeveloped it most definitely is not. everywhere you see factories, buildings, apartments that are newer and bigger than singapore's. and there are more sprouting up. all infrastructure is illuminated at night, which is damn beautiful but energy consuming.
everything's in chinese. mcmuffin = 麦满分, but my chinese is can make it de. lol
traveling together exposes a lot about a person, and that is why in the dangerous and political world of work, i was extra cautious. but wishy washy guys i really do not respect.
toilet paper must not be thrown into the toilet bowl! and beware, doors closed may not be locked. and then you open the door to find people using the toilet.