Ava and I flew back to Kunming today after our long weekend together in Shenzhen. One of the shops she showed me there sells western books and board games which are either "seconds" or production extras from the factories that make them for the likes of Marks and Spencer, MB Games, Dorling Kindersley etc. I managed to buy some very cheap reading books for my school, plus Risk, Dilemma, About Britain and Kerplunk board games for myself. Ava and I tried out the Kerplunk while waiting at the airport [see photo].
The flight back had a very surreal moment when the air stewardesses suddenly started leading an exercise session for the passengers. I couldn't help laughing, but many passengers took it very seriously [see photo]. Just when you think Chinese airlines are much the same as every other airline in the world, something bizarre like this happens!
The flight back had a very surreal moment when the air stewardesses suddenly started leading an exercise session for the passengers. I couldn't help laughing, but many passengers took it very seriously [see photo]. Just when you think Chinese airlines are much the same as every other airline in the world, something bizarre like this happens!
