HSM-2 was the exit. HSM-1 was the entrance.
Random. What does that sign mean?
They were trying to make a smiley face w the leftover strips of food.
Nothing to do, huh.
If I remembered correctly, Vivian said it reads, "Since the grass is beautiful, please do not step on them". Please feel free to correct me. LOL.
Group E. With do-I-really-need-to-say-who's-that-sandwiched-between-XY-and-Seok? hahaha
The train (probably carrying cargo?) that held us up for about 15-20 minutes maybe?
the administrative building
Opposite the administrative building/
looked at hash's tired face.tsk.
xh, want fight is it? Haiyak!
xh, want fight is it? Haiyak!haa, about 7AM: we were all just waiting to board the bus.
waiting to board the bus.
still waiting to board the bus. about 7 plus plus AM.Woots~
Woke up early to catch the arranged-bus to Wugang(Wuhan Steel Mill Industry). That's our 1st industrial visit during our OIP stay. We get to wear those orange construction workers safety helmet and see how steel is being processed from a hot block of stuff to a roll of steel.
The factory produces real loud sounds like BOOM BOOM BAM! You can either be deaf or die of heart attack if you're not used to it. Curiously and also almost quite disturbingly, the workers working in there were not wearing any ear protection at all. I am concern for their health.
Besides the noise, the heat was almost unbearable when the hot block of iron was moved along the conveyor right in front of us. 2000+ degrees celsius beb, you tell me is it hot or not... LOL We were standing at the top but with some distance from the "Oven" and the Line of production but you can still practically feel the hot iron ore tanning your face.
Its was so hot that we can even still see the heatwaves of the iron ore at its final stage which is when we are ALREADY OUT of the processing area! Phew~
Lunched with JO1s, XY, Vivian, Pei Jie and Zee Min. Xh, weiguang, hash and Vivian shared 4 dishes while the rest of us shared another four. Miraculously (or not?) our side seems to finish eating much much faster than usual that it seems a big deal to comment "That was fast." haha!
just jking.
The whole eight of us went for lecture around 1pm. After which, both roommates and I start to really panicked and become stressed up about the project that we were all on the verge of not wanting to go out to get dinner. We went anyway since I cant seem to stop pestering them about my hunger.
It was short though and since we went out abit earlier than usual, we didnt expect Mo Lee to open his stall already but he had. Even told us, in his strong Hui accent, he was there eversince 2pm.
Its because of these friendly stall owners that China is slowly being imprinted in this closet of mine.
... Finding it hard to deal with leaving and its not even near the time yet.
