Our third day in China and feel like I never want to come home. We celebrated Chinese New Year last night with Rewah's family and I must say it was a very special time. China banned fireworks for the last 15 years and this is the second year that they have allowed them and every one lets off fire-crackers everywhere, it is a little like being in a war zone.
After a fantastic meal with all of Rewah's relations we went back to her brothers apartment, her sister lives one floor up and her other brother lives one floor down.
We started letting off fire-works about 9.30am and by 3.00am everyone, meaning 1000 people from the apartment complex were out in the freezing cold letting off fireworks and double happies. Remember when we were kids and could buy double happies about 20 to a packet. Over here they get them in packets of 2000 and rolls of 5000. The noise is amazing and all the adults are as bad as the kids.
Tomorrow we are going to the country, about a 2 hour drive out of Beijing to see the fortune teller.
Will update this post tomorrow and tell you all about the amazing shopping. Rylie thinks she is in paradise, great fashion and about 25% of the price at home.
After a fantastic meal with all of Rewah's relations we went back to her brothers apartment, her sister lives one floor up and her other brother lives one floor down.
We started letting off fire-works about 9.30am and by 3.00am everyone, meaning 1000 people from the apartment complex were out in the freezing cold letting off fireworks and double happies. Remember when we were kids and could buy double happies about 20 to a packet. Over here they get them in packets of 2000 and rolls of 5000. The noise is amazing and all the adults are as bad as the kids.
Tomorrow we are going to the country, about a 2 hour drive out of Beijing to see the fortune teller.
Will update this post tomorrow and tell you all about the amazing shopping. Rylie thinks she is in paradise, great fashion and about 25% of the price at home.
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