My life in Shanghai

Nick’s blog of observations and adventures in Shanghai and beyond is perceptive, well-written and complemented by photos from everyday life.

#1yani » July 27th, 2009 at 4:10 pm:

Hi, Nicks, I am Yani, a 43 years old woman ,mother of two sons , joining my husband who now works in Shanghai. Today is my 20th day in Shanghai, but my husband already stayed for seven months. I like your report. Nice and interesting. I like writing also, I have my own diary. I named it My China Diary. My Diary could be a little different view, since my activity is a house wife, and I am a Muslim, so some of my diary tells a lot about this fact. I ask your permission, if you don,t mind, I want to take some information about Shanghai from your report. As you know, not every people in my country in Indonesia can speak English, So I want them to have my stiry in Indonesian language. Please, let me know if you visit Shanghai, my husband will welcome you verymuch

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