Dear Jian shuo
My husband and I will be visiting China next month together with a group tour. We are planning to stay back in China for another 10 days visiting Hangzhou and Shanghai. Our first stop is from Shanghai to Hangzhou, besides taking the train and plane, are there other transportation like tour buses?.
We want to go to Wuangshan (Yellow mountain), if we want to go on our own, how should we go?
In Hangzhou, we both love food. Where should we go for seafood?
I hope you can help us. Thank you
Veronica
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Currently, the most convinient transportation from PVG to Hangzhou is, I believe, by bus.
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New routes from Shanghai Pudong Airport to nearby cities just put into operation. This is the schedule:
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I have some friends in Hangzhou, and Yezi was among the most familiar one. When she was a reporter in eTime Weekly in Hangzhou, we had wonderful gather in Shanghai with other editing stuff. It was a night before typhoon hit Shanghai. Everyone got drunk that day. She is that kind of strong and sunny girl. She was the active in blogging events like China Blogger Conference - two girls (the other is Yuanzi) took all the logistic work.
She is going to have a baby in two months. But one day she sent a mail to our group and asked for help. She went to the Zhejiang Women's Hospital to do regular physical examination. The lab report shows she got a disease called thrombocytopenia - a blood disease for lack of blood platelet.
The first test shows the normal metrics is 100 - 300, and she only got 34. That means it is very dangerous and there is no way she can give birth to a baby (60 is the minimum requirement). The doctor gave her a lot of medicines.
She was so concerned to eat any More