By giving really reasonable fee (as low as FREE, if the renting period less than 1 hour), promoting more and more locals and foreigners strat to ride bicycle. This greatly reduce CO2 (Carbon Dioxide) emissions, and make them healthier by paddling the bicycle as physical excercise.
This will be the best practice for tourists who travel to Hang Zhou. It's very convenient and low cost.With bicycle, tourists can travel faster then on foot, mean time more detail than by taxi.

Government of Hang Zhou, Zhe Jiang is working very hard to keep their province and cities clean and green. This is something notable effort that should be praised. As so, citizens is happily being proposition to this "Green Movement" (I named it myself).
Around the city of Hang Zhou, there are ample of signboards, printed materials, banners contain slogan of evironmental movement, such as "being civilized, go green", "protect the environment, for better future", etc.

We woke up 4 o'clock early morning, after we found ourselves getting warmer in the bus cabin. We realise that the bus is parking at the road side, about 40km from the Cau Treo border, with the engine and air-con switched off.

The day started with a simple breakfast in the guest house, and had the bicycles return to the owner. Thereby, we start to tour around Old Quarter area on foot.
There are a lot of small temple around the Old Quarter, mostly with influence of Chinese Style, as most of them using Chinese characters, and the goddess worshiped are similar / same as in China.

Our plan for today, to get bicycles to move around Hanoi. After Monica and I, together with the Japanese traveller, Yasu taken a western breakfast in Darling Cafe, we’re out hunting for bicycles-for-rent.
Only walk a few streets from the guesthouse, three female farmers approach us. Without asking permission, they put their shoulder pole with load of fruits on our shoulder, “snatched” our cameras and said, “I’ll take photo for you.”