Our trip back to China is unique. We will be test driving three different Chinese vehicles and be blogging, filming and writing articles for our respective newspapers and web sites. This trip is about 11,750 kilometres in length. In addition to reviewiing these vehicles under challenging conditions, I will be writing about the culture, history and daily life on the road.

Our blog is not up yet, but closer to the time, I will give you the link.

The think that grabbed my attention about your site was the line, ‘Experience China Differently’. I have fallen in love with China and have been to many parts of the country. I prefer the rural settings and the people are always warm, hospitable and welcoming wherever I go.

I long to return and bring more adventures and images to the millions of readers who frequent our newspaper’s site. The Toronto Star is the largest newspaper in the country with an enviable readership.

Perhaps next time I am in Beijing I will look you up. I have my regular guide in Beijing and she can bring me to you for a visit.

Sincerely,

Spencer Wynn

http://www.travelstock.org (this is only my stock website)

I`ve been in touch with Stewart when I was in Guilin,
but I lost his phone number…
could you bring him back in touch with me
for I have my brother and sister going to Guilin…

Thank you.

Bart

Intruiging intro….easier to be a leader in renewable energy when you have a single view of the value of externalities, and an ability to scale manufactuiring to lower unit costs in order to hit financial objectives on the supply side. Would be good to know how the average Zho utilizes renewable energy and is educated about its economic applicatiions (i.e., the role of public education and programs), as there may be some lessons to be learned in more “developed” economies.