Another thing that I have learnt is that, for a project to be successful, one not only needs a good project leader/manager, but also a team of responsive members. It is really of no use when the leader is so good, but if members are just plain followers or they are not appreciative. It is not really helping if the members are just doing what they are instructed to do. It will be good if the members can voice out their own feedback, or the team having a constructive/interactive discussion occasionally. This will then make a project do even better. (:
Alright! So after PM, a few of my classmates and I went for lunch together. I was surprised Dong Qiang came after that. Dined at the nearby fast food restaurant. The food was alright! :D Oh! One thing I thought was rather cool was that they have these horoscope thing for every table. For every 1 Yuan that you insert into that mini machine, you will get a slip of paper meant for your horoscope! I wanted to try that out, but the machine at my table wasn’t working, so I guess I will try that again someday!
Had some group meeting for our cultural performance later on, and I realized we have quite a few things to do for it! We probably need to get our props soon!
Headed to Guang Bu Dun in the evening time. What I had realized over here is that the people don’t really speak Chinese that well, and that there was more foreigners and other type of people in China who were residing there. They don’t looked like a Chinese, but in fact, they are! Just that they looked more mixed blood. I’m not sure if it’s the whole street of people, but so far I’ve seen quite a few African Americans, mixed blood Chinese and people who totally don’t speak Mandarin at all!
I like the street food along the stretch of this road, They smell realllly nice! I love those banana/orange sponge cake, fried chicken, and other things..
China taxi
Wei Lin and I
The Orange and Banana cake!
More streetfood..
Yeap, thats all about it! Nothing much for today actually! Ahah
ADIOS!