The Ministry of Education Hotel Beijing
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First impressions...
Flew with Hainan Airlines (a Chinese outfit). Seated by an emergency exit on the plane. On purpose? Had to be able to understand the instructions in Chinese or English. I could!!! So could the bloke on the other side of the aisle – he was British too. So I went all the way across Russia without meeting a single westerner, then am seated next …
Gudong, Tian'anmen, Hutong and Houhai Lake
Thoroughly enjoyed the great sleeping/showering arrangement, but up early as full program in my honour. Breakfast with a stressed Ming (lots of not so familiar food – buffet, so easy to find something I liked. Orientation hour with a Chinese teacher, Yan Di, from Beijing (Ming present), and after the prescribed hour, even though we were far …
Beijing Part Deux
... and see simple walls with white butcher paper taped up. A variety of pictures and a couple of photos of airplanes hang on the walls. Allen bumps his head on the flat screen TV above his head. Beer and soft drinks are delivered to the tables and then the meal begins with plates of traditional Chinese foods eaten by the locals every day. The meal is simple and filling. After eating, our host comes to greet us. He explains, through Howard, that he and ...
Day 29- Ebony and Ivory
... That router will also help us when we get to Shanghai as well because we don't believe we'll have wireless there either.
So there you have it. We've settled into our new hotel and we bought our train tickets to Shanghai so there's nothing left to do but enjoy ourselves for the remainder of our time in Beijing. On Thursday I'll relate what we've been up to in our free time. Until then, thank you for joining me and I hope you'll join me next time.
Robert J. Burrows
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The Tourist (Orientation Part 3)
... hills, and trees, and the Palace is what you envision when you think of China. Although it was very crowded, we couldn't have asked for a better day as it was clear and sunny. I really can't say much more about the Summer Palace but I hope that my photos will be a suitable substitution.
Anyway, now, I want to mention an observation about traffic and walking around Beijing (this generally applies to ...
Location
TravelPod Member ReviewsThe Ministry of Education Hotel Beijing
“ First night in China ”
Reviewed Mar 9, 2011
Provided by the Ministry of Education as I am on a teacher exchange program, so not chosen myself. Location is brilliant as it is right next to AFS's offices (part of the MOE), and just along from Tiananmen Square.
The staff are really helpful when I have a couple of issues. It's a bitold-fashioned decor wise, but facilities are fine, with broadband, and most importantly a good, big, hard, bed and a good, hot shower.
This review is the subjective opinion of a TravelPod member and not of TravelPod.com.
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