Kunming

Kunming
So about 9 hours in the train to Kunming.
This is another big modern Chinese city with over 3 million people.
So the best thing to do is to enjoy nights out and Chinese hospitality.
One evening we are standing around the meat on a stick bbq which is fairly ubiquitous in china. I never thought I'd be ofput by dog meat, but when all those paws are lined up in a row, and the head is at the bottom of the pile of parts it didn't really appeal. Well the meat looked old anyway.
So a guy starts talking to us and insists on buying us a load of drinks in the nearby fancy bar. As it turns out if you spend over a certain amount, which this guy did you get a hostess for your table. This girls job is to keep your glass topped up, open you bottles with her teeth and chat and flirt to make you feel that it's not just a big table full of lads.
The next night a crowd from the hostel, more fun, gambay!
The next we are invided out to dinner by a group of police officers, off duty but in uniform. They brought us for a rake of drinks and all after dinner,
what a pity my Chinese visa is running out.