Wuhan city sucks donkeyballs

[Thoth]

OK I'll play along, WTF's happening in Wuhan City then?

A combination of "let's burn the evil Westerners" and "let's burn the evil Easterners"

**** it.


Just burn everyone.


They're bound to be guilty of something.

[dannubis]

It would provide a long term solution to their smog problem...

[Thoth]

It would provide a long term solution to their smog problem...

Damn straight.



Let the wogs burn.





Global Warming WTW.


Canada needs a better climate now!

[SpencerH]

I was there last week. Was quite pissed that this project was pushed in my lap because I had to postpone a trip to Paris wich was scheduled already many weeks ago. And then they send me to this hell hole...

Your own fault then Are you an engineer?

Some possible tourist things to do (from wiki). It looks fascinating

Wuchang has the largest lake within a city in China, the East Lake, as well as the South Lake.

The Hubei Provincial Museum includes many artifacts excavated from ancient tombs, including a concert bell set (bianzhong). A dance and orchestral show is frequently performed here, using reproductions of the original instruments.

The Rock and Bonsai Museum includes a mounted platybelodon skeleton, many unique stones, a quartz crystal the size of an automobile, and an outdoor garden with miniature trees in the penjing ("Chinese Bonsai") style.
Jiqing Street(吉庆街) holds many roadside restaurants and street performers during the evening, and is the site of a Live Show (生活秀) with stories of events on this street by contemporary writer Chi Li.

The Lute Platform in Hanyang was where the legendary musician Yu Boya is said to have played. According to the story of 知音 (zhi yin, "understanding music"), Yu Boya played for the last time over the grave of his friend Zhong Ziqi, then smashed his lute because the only person able to appreciate his music was dead.[citation needed]

Some luxury riverboat tours begin here after a flight from Beijing or Shanghai, with several days of flatland cruising and then climbing through the Three Gorges with passage upstream past the Gezhouba and Three Gorges dams to the city of Chongqing. With the completion of the dam a number of cruises now start from the upstream side and continue west, with tourists traveling by motor coach from Wuhan.

The Yellow Crane Tower (Huanghelou) is presumed to have been first built in approximately 220 AD. The tower has been destroyed and reconstructed numerous times, was burned last according to some sources in 1884. The tower underwent complete reconstruction in 1981. The reconstruction utilized modern materials and added an elevator, while maintaining the traditional design in the tower's outward appearance.

[DaShi]

Once you've seen one 2nd and 3rd tier city in China, you've seen them all.

[dannubis]

No worries: I am back already . Next project is starting and was just jumping in for this one. I do engineering/management consultancy. This was an operational benchmark.

@ Dashi: that is the point: you don't see them at all. Smog was so bad I couldn't even see the yangtze from my hotelroom next to the bloody river.