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1. Announcements

Please feel encouraged to edit the page and list your name and your room number. To edit click this link [1]

2. When, Where and Other Quick Facts

If you plan on arriving Hangzhou on your own, you may find Melton Foundation Symposium 2005/Shanghai To Hangzhou worthy reading. It comes with route recommendations and train schedules.

Ask someone to write the address of the hotel or your desired destination in Chinese. Keep the emergency contact number: (571) 87951017 with you, so that you can reach our computer room. You may also want to write down number of the hotel: 571-28926888.
If that page is too big. try [2]

It is warm, humid. It rains fairly often in forms of afternoon thunderstorms. --- very true!!!

1 USD = 8.095 Yuan; 1 Euro = 9.92445 Yuan; 1,000.00 Chile Peso = 114.7549 Yuan; 100 Indian Rupees = 18.4447 Yuan;
The safe bet for exchanging money is to bring cash and change it in the local Bank of China or have it changed before you leave your home country

If you are interested to see whether you can meet some other Melton people in the Airport, you can share your travel schedule here --- Melton Foundation Symposium 2005/Meet Up. Note: this wiki page is an unofficial "schedule page". Do let Ji Feng know of your travel schedule by writing to mailto:benjaminji@gmail.com

3. Table of Contents

1. Announcements
2. When, Where and Other Quick Facts
3. Table of Contents
4. Questions & Answers
5. Information
5.1. Phrase Book
5.2. Relevant Addresses and Contact numbers
5.3. Travel Guide + China Intro
5.4. Info Mail Archive
6. Contact Person
7. Maps
8. Other online resources
9. Comments and Questions
10. Pictures
11. Resources

4. Questions & Answers

ATTENTION: EVENT ORGANIZORS. PLEASE HELP ANWSER THESE QUESTIONS
For your information, Hangzhou is not affected by Malaria --- according to http://www.newenglandblood.org/giving/malariacountries.pdf.
CDC does not list Zhejiang as affected by Encephalitis. We are also visiting only an urban area of 6 million people.

Li Zhen has asked a bank about the matter. Exchange rate is the same in any places except some underground market. The rate depends on when you exchange your money not the way you change it. You are encouraged to exchange your money in banks before your travel since not many places do want foreign currency. In addition, there are many big banks in Shanghai like 'city bank'. Whether an ATM will recognize your credit card, depends on your card not the ATM. So you'd better inquire whether your card will be accpeted in bank of China. ATMs here belong to different banks, service they provide is different, so there is some unexpected fators to get RMB with credit card in an ATM. If you are not sure with your credit card, you are advised to go to a bank to exchange beforehand.

5. Information

5.1. Phrase Book

A different offline "printable" version is here: ArchiveZU:DOC/china/mf.card.pdf. (MF generic username and password needed). The printable version is a bit outdated thus has less entries than the current webpage has. According to Economist.com's [Shanghai city guide], having a Phrase book is a must. We are not sure whether the phrase book here is good enough. probably not enough. but you can request new expressions being added by editing the page and add an entry in English and we can translate it and provide the Chinese version''
Check that out: Melton Foundation/Chinese Phrase Book

5.2. Relevant Addresses and Contact numbers

include the address of the two campus and the address of the embassy.

To find out more addresses labels, for example, the addresses for Embassies check out Melton Foundation Symposium 2005/Addresses

include all the zu fellow's contact information and the link of embassy.

5.3. Travel Guide + China Intro

5.4. Info Mail Archive

6. Contact Person

7. Maps

click on the small pictures will enlarge the picture, remember to use back button to go back to this page

http://zu.meltonfoundation.org/SYMP2005/images/s-park.jpg http://zu.meltonfoundation.org/SYMP2005/images/zjg-yuquan-route.jpg http://zu.meltonfoundation.org/SYMP2005/images/yuquan-big.gif http://zu.meltonfoundation.org/~hbl/misc/hangzhou.jpg http://zu.meltonfoundation.org/SYMP2005/images/hangzhou-big.gif http://zu.meltonfoundation.org/SYMP2005/images/china-big.gif
Conference Center Sciene Park [Yu Quan Campus] Hangzhou (big!) Zhejiang China
--- [SciPark] [ZJU] WikiPedia:Hangzhou WikiPedia:Zhejiang WikiPedia:China

8. Other online resources

Currently, Alumni network's symposium website has the best organized information.
http://www.connectedforever.org/public/events/2005/symposium/

Official website is still under construction as of 08/08/2005

http://www.meltonfoundation.org/Symp2005/

You are advised to also check out those pages! Thank you!

There are lots of links here about travel, exchange and weather etc.
Click Melton Foundation Symposium 2005/Useful links for symposium to have a look at it.

9. Comments and Questions

See past comments and questions: Melton Foundation Symposium 2005/Comments

10. Pictures

from the Last ZU Symposium 2000

http://zu.meltonfoundation.org/melton/PHOTO/zu2000_symposium/1.html http://zu.meltonfoundation.org/melton/PHOTO/zu2000_symposium/3.html http://zu.meltonfoundation.org/melton/PHOTO/zu2000_symposium/6.html http://zu.meltonfoundation.org/melton/PHOTO/zu2000_symposium/7.html http://zu.meltonfoundation.org/melton/PHOTO/zu2000_symposium/21.html http://zu.meltonfoundation.org/melton/PHOTO/zu2000_symposium/23.html
For more pictures check out ArchiveZU:PHOTO (melton generic password needed)

From this year

11. Resources


See information about other symposiums check out: Melton Foundation/Symposium
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