July 19th, 2019 Today is a busy day. I did a lot of things. This morning, I went to a clinic to get some patches on my body which it is said can heal some chronic diseases. Then I spent an hour teaching a student mandarin. The student's mandarin is so good that really impressed me. I went to practice driving this afternoon. I finished studying financial risk management in my spare time. Then I continued learning quantitative analysis. Continuing yesterday's record on Nepal journey. The international airport in Kathmandu doesn't have air conditioners but fans and is built with bricks, which are really impressive! I remember the international airport in Siem Reap, Cambodia is a little bit poor. They don't offer a gate or a shuttle bus for passengers to get on the plane. So the passengers need to walk towards the plane. Comparing those two airports, I think they are similar in some ways which are not exactly the same as the international airport in my head. It took us for a while to get through the customs. Because two friends were asked to fill forms even we have the same visa type. The customs' counters are like from the last century. When we were waiting for our baggage. I talked with the girl beside me. She's from Texas and came to Nepal for water quality investigation. Amazing! I would say everything is a little bit chaotic in Kathmandu. Highly-densely population in the street especially in the borough called Tamel! Taxies are over-quoted but it seems have been agreed upon among taxi drivers. We even encountered a person who kindly showed us around to different temples around without asking for any benefit at the beginning, but he asked us to buy a packet of rice and milk formula when we got separated. It was a little bit expensive for us as students. So we refused his request but gave him a small tip. He seemed very unhappy. I was so afraid that he would revenge afterward like stabbing us or other bad things. Another funny thing is that one friend's iPhone was crashed down. It couldn't open suddenly. Then he found a shop to repair the phone. The repairman opened his phone and licked on the battery!!! OMG! I haven't seen this kind of way to repair the phone!!! Maybe the phone got blessed from Indian Budda. It came to life again... To be continued...