I had a jolly time this week. :)
This blog will have many pictures to help me reenact the story of my week.
On the first day of this week we had IS lessons on ECONOMIC OF CHINA. Since China's market is growing rapidly and she is super rich, I'm pretty sure that i the near future many people would have to migrate to china for jobs so the lesson is beneficial to us. Good thing Hubei is one of the less developed part of China as compare to Shanghai so shopping is still cheap :X hahaha
At night after dinner, we head down to Chicony shopping mall and sang KTV. or should I say screaming songs in the mic. SO FUN. Finally something to destress, chill and relax!
I mean look at us!


Anyway, good thing my poor legs healed in time for the mountain trip. YES. We went on ANOTHER mountain trip - Mount Lushan!
The trip to Mount Lushan was not as torturous as Mount Wudang which had taken half my life by the time I've reached the top.
We did climb many steps, only this time we climb down. :D Plus the mental and physical training from before benefitted me. hahaha. Going down was a breeze and breezy.
I have always wanted to climb mountains.. I wanted to join the Adventure Seeker (CCA) but I'm afraid that it will be too intensive. Now that I got a better idea of how it feels to climb a mountain I might just join. :) Going to Mount Lushan is a great experience of someone like me who had hardly ever climbed mountains, never seen a waterfall,
or rowed a freaking boat before At first, we were laughing at a man rolling an ugly swan boat towards the waterfall but after seeing Gigi and Hui Xin getting on the boat, I felt tempted to try. Man, was it fun. Me, Gaby, Pei Yun and Michelle shared on boat. We kept screaming at first, thinking that we were gonna fall over. Good experience.

I felt very refreshed just by looking at the waterfalls even though it wasn't a really big one.
and hence, I thought that I had a better time in Mount Lushan as compare to Wudang. Since I didn't felt any strain on my legs I was able to enjoy the scenery. They have some really old and bigass trees that is about 500 years old.

The Chinese in China believes that if we touch the waterfall, we will have good luck. In fact, I think that they believe that ANYTHING on the mountain brings them luck because there is even a gigantic good luck ROCK. Oh and there's another rock that has some chinese character carved on it. It says yellow dragon. There's a myth that beneath the rock is a golden dragon. Apparently the rock has fallen onto it and buried the dragon.

COOL. Anyway back to the good luck belief, I, as a KIASU Singaporean, went to touch the water, the rock and the everything.
However, I feel really unsafe during the climb as we took lots of pictures of us together with the scenery while standing on a cliff. One step wrong and we'll roll down. Here are some pictures of my classmates with risking their lives.

As we walk further down, we visited Mao's Ze Dong's Villa. Like literally.

Anyway, I had an enjoyable time, experiencing things that I will never get to do back in singapore. :) Peace out.