Sung said there were no street foods in China.  Sung was wrong.  There's street food everywhere, and I'm in bliss.

I bought this from the two guys pictured above.  It's probably my favorite street food so far, costing me only 1 kuai (about 15 cents).  It's nice and crispy on the outside, and has a mild sweet sugary filling on the inside.  It's pretty much teh win on a cold winter's walk.

After dinner, I leave the house and start walking in a random direction.  I take random forks and see where it takes me.  If it looks weird or crazy, I take it.  One night I found this awesome alley.  It was basically rows and rows of various shops all squeezed in between apartments.  I was able to score me some sweet dumplings and pastries.  Later on I found out that these alleys are pretty much the norm in residential areas.

On Friday, we went out to Huang He Lo, or Yellow Crane Tower.  Apparently some poet dude wrote about it and that made it popular and they tore it down and rebuilt it over and over until what you see today.  It was cool.

Here are kids from the go school that we go to on weekends.  They are like 7-9 and are really good.  This one kid got hit on his hand with a ruler for making a crappy move.  The teachers here are serious about go.

Oh hai.  This is me taking white against this kid.  He slaughtered me.  Upon reviewing the game with Yan Laoshi, I made a losing move in my 5th move.  I didn't defend a weak group, so he attacked it mercilessly, and while doing so made a huge moyo.  I tried invading it, ended up creating another weak group inside his influence, and he attacked it and managed to kill it.  Game over.