The water towns are ancient towns untouched by Modern Shanghai. They are low-rise buildings built around water-ways- much like Venice. I was invited to "tag along" with the Foreign Guests from the 3rd Annual Symposium this Sunday. I was Thrilled- because this is my second visit and the Water town is gorgeous and the shopping is grand. Not to mention the food! I'm not sure how they decide, but I was the ONLY "Foreign Teacher" invited and was surrounded by my Chinese Colleagues for Shanghai Foreing Languages School. What a lovely day!
Yep. It's a water town. So the locals catch fish and we eat them in the cafes
Rose from Barcelona. She was great fun!
We did not go on a Boat ride this time. Too cold, I think.
Rose ( Barcelona) and " Dana" from school. I eat lunch with Dana every now and again. She is so very cute! An "English" teacher at SFLS.
Crabs are still in Season!
Chicken dish.
Peanut and pepper and chicken dish.
Tofu
Bok Choy. My Favourite vegetable in Shanghai!
Singing Xmas songs - My Principal with Guest from Australia
Marina (Russian) and her brother and Rose from Barcelona
Japanese Seaker - Loved his speech the best "Gender equality"
LingTai and Cloud having a giggle
Noorihan and her family from Malaysai
Noorianan and her second daughter…they were cold the whole time!!!