3. I rush into the bus
Even though I continue to queue for the train in the subway, when it's time to hop on to the minibus that takes me home from the subway station, it's like a 100 metre running race out there! After a few times, I understood - approximately - where the bus will stop, and I now wait there patiently while Chinese students run back and forth.
When the bus stops - then comes the elbows, and I feel I am being pushed left and right, and just try to maintain my balance and get into the bus. As no one is standing in the line, I make sure not to let anyone rush before me from behind.
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