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JohnB:
Gus,
somethings else to consider....
try these:
https://www.tripadvisor.com/Tourism-g303709-Liuzhou_Guangxi-Vacations.html
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liuzhou

this will give you an idea of the locale. fist time visits are "Disney- like"... new experiences every waking moment. Li Hong will keep you busy and be your best guide. enjoy yourself!

Robertt S:
Gus, You will want to take many photos of you and her together over the entire trip with time-stamps if possible. Keep all the receipts from your trip, even the ones you can't read because they will come in very handy in the future(immigration evidence) if you and her decide to get married. I also recommend getting her an email account for future correspondence so you can print out emails to prove an ongoing and bonafide relationship. The most important things to remember is to patient and have a willingness to learn a new culture. Always double check your translations because a bad translation can wreak havoc on new relationships.

When in doubt about something just ask and someone will help you out. If you have never been to China before, you are in for a very pleasant surprise. It is one of the few places that can totally overwhelm all of your senses at once. You might as well get prepared for the questioning that will arise during your visit also, such as exes, children, salary, housing, and everything else she will want to know. You will find out very quick that most Chinese women are very upfront and blunt when money and marriage is concerned.

Good Luck and Enjoy yourself!
Robertt

Gus:
Robertt,

Thank you very much. Some great things I have not thought of. This is my second trip to China, the first being a whirlwind tour of Beijing during a musical trip (I am a musician). Now it is serious for Li Hong in her town of Liuzhou. I have never been a photo bug, but will have my iPhone and remember to take pictures. The receipts are a GREAT idea. I can't wait to experience 10 days in China with Lili. If anyone else has tips/ideas now is the time, I leave Tuesday (USA EST) at 09:00am.

Thank you all.

Gus

Willy The Londoner:
I check on here once a day. (I must get a life!)   But being wheelchair bound in China then what else can I do?

Any problems in China then you can give me a call.

Willy

Gus:
Thanks Willie,
Lift-off in 4 hours, 24 hours travel time, and then I am in Liuzhou. Appreciate all the advice, help, and encouragement. I'll try and stay in touch and post (hoping my VPN and phone works and has wi-fi while in Liuzhou).

Many new things to see, hear, taste, smell. Looking forward to them all.

Gus

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