On the other hand, I am not sure I want to publish that here. Exposing dodgy Wang was already a bit on the limit, but exposing a gang of weapon dealers is sure to land me in big trouble. Including armed flesh searches and perhaps a wholesale Uln flesh market. scary.

I remember getting SMS while I was in Beijing on getting illegal weapons (黑枪)， ultraviolet goggles to see through clothing, debt payment extortion service, counterfeit money, and the universal 办证 offers so you can have fake paperwork to, for example, stay in the city…I really should have called one of them up to check it out. Could have written a story about it.

Especially since the post has been linked by higher beings of the blogosphere (see below).

PS. Often times people misundertsand my saying youren and call me 牛人 instead. Now it has become my chinese nickname.

If you are traveling, migrating or relocating to another country while enjoying the excitement, remember to be aware and sensitive to the local cultures and blend in with society without losing your individuality. This is highlighted because humans are territorial. When the locals feel that there is a sudden increase in foreigners, hostility will arise easily and inevitably. Any misbehavior or insensitive gesture may spark off conflicts between the locals and the foreigners. Be street smart and be aware of your surroundings.”

Anyway, I just believe in “Carpe diem!” So Happy Everyday to all!