Doing 100 push ups a day already

They do like to push them hard and start early in China.

A few extras included today. I can actually see Carey in Megan in the first of these.

Joking aside, Luke and Carey want Megan to be educated in the UK and not in China. School is very tough in China. Typically, the children are boarders, they work long hours and they work 6 days a week. The curriculum is also very limited compared to a UK school, with emphasis being given to those things that will drive the countries prosperity. I recall when we first visited that Rosina mentioned to our Chinese guide that she was planning to do a degree in photography. She was amazed that it was possible and even more amazed that Diana and I were happy for her to do it. She was also very envious as that simply would not have been entertained by her school or by her parents. Doctor, accountant, scientist, by all means. Photographer? NO!

It will be interesting to see how this works out. I fully support them in their plans, I'm just not sure how they are going to make it happen. Watch this space.