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The author is going on a trip to China from May 29 to June 2. They will fly from Melbourne to Shanghai, then take a bus to Suzhou. In Shanghai, they will visit the Pearl Tower, Yu Yuan Gardens, and have dumpling dinner. In Suzhou, they will visit Shantung Old Street and have dinner at a local restaurant. On June 2, they will take a bus back to Shanghai and fly home to Australia via Hong Kong.
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- 2. I’m goIng to china and I’d love to show you what I’m going to be doing
- 3. Leaving to china Thursday, May 29 we Depart to Melbourne Airport to Eastern China. We will travel to Hong Kong to swap plans then we will go to Shanghai and take a bus to Suzhou. We will Depart at 11:00 AM and Arrive at 7:20 PM.
- 4. Shanghai On Friday, May 30 We visit Shanghai City. First we visit the Pearl Tower then we go to the Yu Yuan Gardens and then we have Dumpling Dinner and Ride the Big Red Bus to Suzhou.
- 5. Suzhou We will arrive at Shantung Old Street in Suzhou in the afternoon. we’ll get unpacked at the hotel. And then have Dinner at the local restaurant
- 6. T O A U S T R A L I A So on Monday we setle down and pack up to leave after a big week And head off back home. We go on the bus to shanghi agene,take a plane to hong kong and hed home to owr family.
- 7. Go to this website to find out more information http://teamchina.g lobal2.vic.edu.au/
- 8. Thank-you