| Page Views: 333 Last Visit to Dalian: September, 2003 | Lived there for a year teaching ESL by charbay - last update: Oct 9, 2003 |
A clean, modern city that is tearing down everything old and rebuilding. The city is only about 100 years old. Strong Russian and Japanese influences due to the previous occupations. They advertize them selves as having great beaches - not what we think of as great beaches, most are fine rock at best and some pebbles. People are friendly and just starting to get use to the influex of foreigners. They still have little patience with your attempts at bad Chinese, so I found sometimes it was better to use hand signals and a dictionary if it was important and not just the polite remarks like thank you (shay, shay) Take a camera and take your pics the first month you are there, as what seemed unique at the beginning becomes routine and you don't even see it with the same eyes. |
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| Pros: | "A clean Chinese city, building to be the next Beijing" | | Cons: | "not a lot of Chinese culture" | | In A Nutshell: | "A pleasant experience" |
charbay's Dalian Travel Tips
Comments for charbay about Dalian | | | | |
Yso Mon Apr 5, 2004 04:42 UTC Thax for the tips, very useful... bit I culdn't find Carrefour!! |
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- Chuanbo Lee Wan Hotel Dalia
8 Minzhu Square, Zhongshan District, Dalian
- International Airport Hotel Dalian
98 Yingke Road, Ganjingzi District, Dalian
- Ruishi Hotel Dalian
21 Wu Hui Road, Zhong Shan District , (formerly Swissotel), Dalian
- Home Inn Dalian Tianjin
102 Tianjin Street, Zhongshan District, Dalian
- Dalian Sincere Apartment Dalian
18 Jiefang Road, Zhongshan District, Dalian
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