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'''Cost estimate for China trip:'''<br>
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;    airplane to/from China:  $700 to $900<br>
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;    HK-SZ:  $50<br>
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;    SZ-Shanghai:  $100<br>
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;    Shanghai-Beijing:  $100<br>
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;    4 nights in HK:  $100<br>
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;    3 nights in SZ:  $75<br>
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;    6 nights in Shanghai:  $150<br>
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;    7 nights in Beijing:  $175<br>
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;    20 days of food:  $330<br>
You'll probably want a bit of money for playing, and souvenirs, too ($100 to $300?).  But the above adds up to $1,080, plus air fare to/from China.<br>
Stephen Balaban suggests:<br>
Stephen Balaban suggests:<br>
* Eat Jian Bing - buy them from the street (they are egg crepes that<br>
* Eat Jian Bing - buy them from the street (they are egg crepes that<br>

Revision as of 12:34, 7 December 2011

Cost estimate for China trip:
       airplane to/from China: $700 to $900
       HK-SZ: $50
       SZ-Shanghai: $100
       Shanghai-Beijing: $100
       4 nights in HK: $100
       3 nights in SZ: $75
       6 nights in Shanghai: $150
       7 nights in Beijing: $175
       20 days of food: $330
You'll probably want a bit of money for playing, and souvenirs, too ($100 to $300?). But the above adds up to $1,080, plus air fare to/from China.


Stephen Balaban suggests:

  • Eat Jian Bing - buy them from the street (they are egg crepes that

are great for breakfast)

  • Go to ZhongGuanCun 中关村, this is technology heaven and is not far from 798
  • Go to 798 and check out the Yuanfen~Flow incubator
  • Stop by a Beijing Linux Users Group (BLUG) meeting -- Peter Junge

<peter.junge *at* beijinglug *dot* org> & Ollo "Barcode" barcode
<barcode *at* beijinglug *dot* org> are great guys

  • I thoroughly enjoyed simply walking around and finding a park early

in the morning or later in the afternoon and just hanging out with old
people doing tai chi and water-brush calligraphy if I wanted to relax


Peter, of the Beijing Int'l Film Fest recommends (in Beijing):

  • meet Matthew Gao Hong Wei and see his exhibit at Central Academy of Fine Arts
  • digital media lab at Central Academy of Fine Arts
  • Veggie Table vegan restaurant
  • Beijing International Film Festival


Here's info on getting from Hong Kong to our hotel in Shenzhen:
Start from Mong-kok Station in Hong Kong, and go to Donghua Hotel:
trains from Mong-kok to Donghua Hotel

More info from Donghua Hotel website.:
Donghua Hotel website
(Thanks to Seeed Studio for booking this hotel for us.)


Info on hotel in Beijing -- called "Sitting on the City Walls":
Check in on 16-April, check out on 24-April
Sitting on the City Walls (Beijing) Courtyard House
Add: No.57, NianZi HuTong, JingShanHouJie, DongCheng District,Beijing
100009. P.R.C
城墙客栈
北京市东城区景山后街碾子胡同57号.
(景山后街中石化化加油站往东30米,胡同口为"全民健身乐园")
Rachel & Rick own the place, and this is their email: beijingcitywalls@yahoo.cn
Sitting on the City Walls' website