Mark Whiting

There is a great Thai restaurant here. That is basically it. Just go and eat there. It is good. No sticky rice though.

This restaurant has a great view of the Bund and the other side of the river but it is not that cheap and the food is not too great. It does however have a pretty good wine list (rather expensive) and it has a pretty nice and traditional Pavlova. It is a little noisy and a lot of snooty people seem to go there.

There is a small cafe here that I think it is called Banna Cafe and they make some of the best pancakes you can buy. I especially like the Banana and condensed milk ones.

I studied at Zhejiang University for one year and loved it. It is a place full of very smart and kind people working together.

This is one of my favorite places on earth. It is really beautiful and lets you appreciate a great people and a great countryside in unison. I recommend this place to everyone however I recommend that if you go you stay a while. It is a place that starts off as just a normal lake but as you see it though the seasons and enjoy it slowly it becomes heaven on earth.

A rail pass is essential if you are visiting and want to travel around a bit.

I felt absolutely sick because I had eaten something inappropriate a while before. That was one of my worst flights of all time.

There was a art opening or something like that. It is a fun bar but the drinks are not too cheap. I guess they are about the same price as most designer bars in Melbourne.

It’s location is a bit odd. It is in some back street off of the central road of China Town. It can be a bit disconcerting because it really looks like you are not going anywhere fun until you get to the door.

The first time I was in Paris was the day I was born. I left 6 months later and have only been back a few times. It is a nifty city. I would like to live there for a bit one day.