Watched the movie 'Red Cliff' in Shanghai [看了'赤壁']

The past few days were very busy days. After the KLM flight landed in Shanghai Pudong Airport, I went to Nanjing on Tuesday(same day return). On Wednesday, I went to Beijing for two days. The Hainan Airline flying from Shanghai to Beijing has decorated its A330-400 to match the Olympic Game, all the walls and each of the seat cover are all new with Chinese-style design and Chinese 'Red'. As it is very close to the opening of Olympic Game 2008, I saw lots of changes in the Beijing cities. All the places are cleaned, and no more traffic congestion on the street. As this was a business trip, I did not have sufficient time visiting the 'Bird's Nest鳥巢' and 'Water Cube水立方'. What a shame...

Yesterday night, I felt serious headache when I return home. This was mainly due to the frequent stays on the plane for the last week. The changes of pressure on the plane made me feel sick.

For resolution the problem and get some relax on Friday night, I went to watch the film named 'Red Cliff' '赤壁' directed by John Woo '吳宇森'. After starting my career and business in Shanghai four years ago, I take this city as my second home. However, I did not go to cinema as often as I were in Hong Kong. I used to watch film once or twice per week. In Shanghai, I go to cinema once or twice a year! Hope that I could spend more time on my hobbies.

'Red Cliff' was supposed to be a movie about history and heroes. I love all the topics about 'The Three Kingdoms' (or 'San Guo' '三國') so much but there were quite a lot 'funny' dialogues in the movie that I do not like. Anyway, watching this film is an action for supporting the HongKong director John Woo and the story of 'The Three Kingdoms'.

Oh, now I am sending this blog using the new WIFI router. The old one was worn out and everyday I was mess with tons of work, not only the work in Asia, and also the important communication with our European offices.

Time flies, I do not have much time to deal with all the work in Shanghai. Although I miss my newly rented apartment in Europe, I want to spend more time to finish the work in Shanghai and Hong Kong. Its not easy to get a balance. What should I do...

Keep going on with the work everyday seems to be my only solution.~