Hi all,
Well, finally next month we will be off to China! We are doing a tour from Hong Kong to Beijing overland and are counting down the days 
The issue of tipping has been raised and after having a look around the net, I thought this would be the best place to ask some questions, so if someone could answer them for me, it would be most appreciated
1. Do Chinese people on a Chinese Tour in China tip?
2. Is tipping also known as "Stupid Foreigner Tax"? *LOL*
Review of LOgO by whiteradish (0), August 3, 2008 
Nice place, that suits my student purse 
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Not techno music all the way, it has real live music too, on sundays and sometimes even saturdays.
Review of Judy's Too by lubo lee (0), July 23, 2008
This dance bar has worked the formula for a successful Shanghai venue to perfection with blasting pop hits and reasonably priced drinks. When the tequila starts taking its effect, this is a fun place to be, while trying to piece the experience together the next day is decidedly not.
Review of Tasca by lubo lee (0), July 23, 2008
Entering the 24-hour scene, this venue offers a variety of intercontinental fare from burgers and paninis to pizzas, paellas, tapas, bar food and even pancakes. Late night crowds can enjoy drinks from the extensive drink list while those with the midnight munchies or in need of lunch on the go can take advantage of fresh take-away sandwiches and other deli offerings.
Review of The Spot by lubo lee (0), July 23, 2008
With a revamped interior and a menu featuring German specialties, laffa bread sandwiches, and barbecued ribs, this spot has become a favorite lunch stop for those working near the Portman area. During the summer, one can bet that it will be difficult to find a seat on the outdoor deck area at happy hour.
Welcome to Yunnan,Lijiang,Baisha （雲南，麗江，白沙 ）
We are looking for native English speakers who meet following requirement:
1. handsful teaching experience
2. be patience with children
3. English proficiency is a MUST.
4. A sense of humor
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Review of Mei Mei Cafe by meesterbeeg (0), July 1, 2008
Meimei's staff was extremely helpful and cordial. Not only was there much info and assistance to be found at their place, i witnessed many travelers being treated well, also. Staying a week in Banna, i visited Meimei's many times - it was default central for meeting up. The chow is excellent for the price, the cool bevs a welcome respite from Banna's tropical 'sensuousness' (the kind that makes your clothes stick to ya). The sisters are familiar with many parts of their Yunnan homeworld, and can point you in a direction that suits you. Backpackers welcome!
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