the HuangPu river. And with that, all prices have gone up
respectively with the "better quality of life". The soup at M&S I
bought, went up from RMB 15.00 to RMB 19.00 in two months! So today,
my lunch came to RMB 94.00. That was a lot to pay for a meal. Seems
to me the 100.00 notes here are like the equivalent of 10.00 notes in
Canada.
Here's a picture of this morning rush hour traffic. Don't be scared.
This was a typical intersection in this city. Self inflicted
gridlock. Notice the elevated express way? Heading to downtown
traffic. Not enough lanes. A bit foggy and rainy this morning.
And the last picture with a row of houses with orange sidings. That's
to cover up all the "sore sights" around the city. You know, cannot
let the visitors to see how a real demolition is here in this city; so
cover it up. The wall blocked off the actually condition of a city
block being bulldozed. And no construction is allowed to take place
until after the big event in this city. In the mean time, Ch!nE$E wall.
Yesterday, we went to our market to get some fresh veggies. It was
being renovated for a "better c!Ty, better L!Fe". This would become
an organic market. Right. Extra licences, extra certification and
extra everything. And the price of food would go up by 1000%. Wonder
where those food sellers at the original market had gone. Now, we are
facing with two supermarkets that will cost up 7 or 8 times for the
same piece of item.
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