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Beijing Measures Up
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We just returned from a much-needed trip to Beijing with good friends. We had 8 days off from teaching for the May 1 Chinese holiday (Labour Day) so we took the …
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Ya se nos estaba haciendo tarde y nos movimos a la iglesia para seguir ensayando. Yo me escabullí un momento para irme a confesar.
La misa estuvo muy linda. Creo que la selección musical ayudó muchísimo hoy. También nos salieron muy bien las canciones. Al final, se acercaron varios chicos nuevos que querían unirse al coro. ¡Qué alegría tener voces nuevas!
Decidimos ir a cenar al pequeño restaurante de siempre. Esta vez, siempre ordenan casi los mismos ...
Day One!
... the lectures would be the same, but the lecturer had studied in the US and was actually a qualified American lawyer! It was on the subject of Linguistics and Law - which was how language and law interact, so was quite interesting, but was definitely focused on the law side - so I didn't really understand most of it! I knew enough to know what was going on, but not enough to ask the questions that others did.
We then had lunch.
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Beijing, you were great.
... moment; hands down winner - shaming myself in front of hundreds of Chinese people when leaping over a barrier in MRT station and landing on my ****. Oh, the face, the face.
Demonstration of Chinese bluntness; TA walks over, points at my stomach with unimpressed look on face and says ''because you drink beer''.
Nicknamed; Mr mei ban fa - don't think this is the precise pinyin but it means unable and was given ...
Temple of Heaven, Tianenmen Sq. & Forbidden City
... the Inner Court. All of the Ming Emperors and the earliest
of the Qing Emperors (sixteen in total) lived in this hall.
Again the hall contains a throne and other furnishings. Above the throne is a plaque bearing Chinese characters which translate as "Above board". Behind the plaque is a box in which was kept a document decreeing who would be the next legal heir to the throne to avoid princes making false claims to the ...
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- Restaurant
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Free parking
- Kids activities or Babysitting
- Pets allowed
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