Holiday in China/ Shanghai Part 1

Hey everybody I just came back from my holiday in Shanghai (china) and it was amazing!
It was a one-month trip to visit my family and the EXPO 2010. It was just great! Even if people say: If you don't go there, you'll regret, but you'll regret if you go there. That's perhaps because there are pavilions for which you have to wait 8hours to get in, but I was lucky to be a VIP so I could get in everywhere without standing in a long long queue. But it was also funny to see people standing in a queue, because there were water sprinklers to cool down the boiling visitors :D haha. So after the expo I visited some other cities - Zhengzhou, Xi An, Hangzhou and some other cities of which I can't remember the names.. I saw the terracotta army and it's sooo fascinating! You should have seen it. A huuuuuge hall, full of these soldiers and horses! And the story is very interesting too. I'm gonna tell you about this part later. I also went to the one and only Shaolin Temple of the world and I looooved it! It's the place where the kungfu masters learn and live but there's also a school for poor families. The people there have mostly shaved heads if you still don't know what I'm talking about then just look it up. I love the shaolin! So after my trip through China I went back to shanghai and the partylife started. My cousin (a quite popular photo model) took me to a birthday party of one of her friends in the club called RICH BABY. That was quite fun, because we had our VIP lounge over the dance floor and many many bottles of champaign were served with sparkling fireworks. A couple of days later I went to another club with some german friends called RICH (same owner as rich baby) and we danced through the night. So if you go to Shanghai and you want to explore the nightlife, then I would recommend you to RICH for dancing to popular music and to RICH BABY for having a drink cause they have a smaller dancefloor. And for the electro and house fans I can recommend you to visit Muse 2 a club full of non Asians! But don't be shocked if you see all the tables there because Chinese clubbers prefer to show that they have money by booking a table for 5000¥ and just sitting there and drinking. So these were the three clubs that I've visited in China.

To be continued...

PS Lene! <3