Fuddland

There is a city in north-east China named Manzhouli, and virtually everything I know about it is from the current Wikipedia entry:

• It was settled at the turn of the twentieth century as the first stop within China along the recently-completed China Far East Railway linking China with Russia

• It has a population of about 160,000 people

• It is the country’s busiest land port of entry

Why am I telling you anything about Manzhouli? Because I know one more piece of information about it: there is a private school there that employs native English-speakers to teach conversational English to children between the ages of five and sixteen, and it is here that I will be working for at least a year, from the middle of February.

#1

Clair | 2005 / 12 / 20 – 18:15

Wow! Very exciting.

Tell us more…

#2

felicity | 2005 / 12 / 20 – 22:26

Will you be using your copy of Jordon’s Biography as reference material?

#3

Brown | 2005 / 12 / 21 – 09:01

祝好运

#4

xuan | 2006 / 01 / 07 – 14:05

Fantastic~~

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