Twain was not from Ningbo or Zhejiang. Before his transmigration, he had only been to three places in China: his hometown, a small town in the south of Sichuan, Beijing, where he went to university, and Chengdu, the capital of Sichuan province, where he worked after he graduated from college.
Although Shanghai-Nanjing-Hangzhou belonged to China, it was like another world to him, where he could not understand the spoken language and the cuisine was not to his taste. The social customs and culture were a world apart. Nor did he think that he would one day travel there.
But now, thanks to his soul attaching to this body, he got the opportunity to use "public money for the tour" and come to a place which was only a name symbol for him — Ningbo of Zhejiang Province.
He did not come on vacation. During the trip to China, the quirky and charming Shania was not here to accompany him. Instead, he was accompanied by a large group of men.
