China is crazy, chaotic, and confusing. But once you spend a bit of time here it starts to make a little bit more sense. A few things for you to keep in mind if you ever head over:

China is crazy, chaotic, and confusing. But once you spend a bit of time here it starts to make a little bit more sense. A few things for you to keep in mind if you ever head over:
It was a rough start in Beijing. But things did begin to improve. My host found a nice hotel for me (and then I never spoke to him again. Trust issues, and all that). This place had an actual lobby, security cameras, and clean rooms. Those three things are wildly under appreciated, I think. So…
Beijing didn’t start very well. I got off the plane at around midnight and was picked up by a host from the university. He was there to take me to a hotel, then help me adjust to life in China in the following weeks. We drove for about an hour to get into the Haidian…
So I boarded a plane to Hong Kong pretty unsure about my plans.
Goodbyes are never easy, and this was a tough one.
I’ve found my favorite place in Taiwan.
So after my weekend trip to Kenting I had an insanely crazy, busy, draining, stressful week. I won’t get into it, but let’s suffice it to say I was pretty worn out.
To be perfectly honest, the last two weeks have been a bit of a blur.
Nothing went according to plan this weekend, and I wouldn’t change a thing from the way things actually happened.
Had a great weekend with great people.