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Fourth Day: Xi'an
... EXCEPT VERY GOOD PRODUCTS IN NEW BATHROOM AND TV IN BATH love Jane Ok so everyone else taken AGES to enlighten you all so will take the lighter side of the day for you all ... Apart from worrying that Jane was being strip searched behind the scenes it was a fairly unworrying day. Waldorf and Statler (you must all remember the Muppets) happily ensconced opposite and not being able to hear us, having already changed seats at least three times 'coz music too loud ...
I Predict A Riot!
... There’s a line you know, and you just f*ckin crossed it!” The atmosphere around the bar dropped like a hippo pushed out of a plane, Dan sort of apologised, we made our excuses and we left. As we walked home, Dan lamented “I can’t believe it, I’ve only met two Americans on this trip and I’ve verbally abused both of them, how long have we got in the states next year?” “Two months plus” I laughingly told ...
Zai Jian, Xi'an
... Abby and I went wig crazy. The wigs were only a few dollars and we wanted Chinese hairdos to go with our traditional Chinese dresses. Everyone loved trying on the wigs. It was hilarious and the girls had a splendid time. Then, we walked them back to their dorms and said goodbye one last time. It was very moving for us as well as for them.
Our last morning, we got coffee at our usual spot, Sculpting in Time. We said goodbye to our favorite waitress, ...
Xian 1: Welcome to Beijing...again
... history, though more will follow tomorrow when I hit the terracotta warriors. From what I can gather, China existed as many fragmented feudal city-states over two thousand years ago. This 'Warring States’ period saw many different lords fighting amongst themselves from different parts of China. The first real emperor, Qin shi Huang, was one such warlord, who managed to successfully defeat the other states, thereby fashioning a united Chinese empire. This was ...
Old and New
... back through the centre of Xian to the Hotel is interesting. During the daytime, the city appeared grey and ugly, but at night it's bright and lively, with a good atmosphere. The streets are still crowded and the shops are still open, though it's gone 9.00pm. And the two old towers in the centre, the Drum Tower and the Bell Tower, both dating from about 1420 are brilliantly floodlit - which makes them stand out in relation to McDonalds, Starbucks, KFC etc. - that contrast again ...
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