Beijing Desheng Hotel
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Einmal Zentrum des chinesischen Universums, bitte!
... Lama-Tempel ganz in der Nähe. Ist wohl einer der (wenn nicht sogar der?) größten buddhistischen Tempel in China. Der ist auch wieder überall verziert und alles ist aus Gold. Man sieht überall Mönche rumlaufen und immer wieder Buddhisten, die Räucherstäbchen vor den Pavillions anzünden. Die Stimmung da ist so ruhig und friedlich, die kann man sich echt nur einpacken und mitnehmen, um sich gegen den Alltags-Chaos in China ...
Tiananmen Sq and the Forbidden City
... the push/shove motto of the Chinese crowds of locals and tourists. We made our way out through the East gate to get back around to the South Gate (Tiananmen Gate) Along the way we came across about a dozen or so people selling iceblocks from cardboard boxes on the sidewalk. God knows how these things weren't melting, as the sellers weren't moving far and there wasn't a freezer in sight?!
After crossing over to Tiananmen Square via the underground walkway, we tried to ...
When in China...
... some of my colleagues on the trip were not as lucky. We started off the day with breakfast at the hotel café and as although a "western breakfast" was what we were told we would be receiving, it was mostly Chinese with some toast and fruit. It actually has been my most favorite meal of the entire trip so far though (I know, I've only been here for one full day haha). I enjoyed things like fried rice (almost Filipino style with garlic… mmm), noodles, ...
What a day!
... different provinces - there is white jade, light green jade, brown jade, etc. All of these jades are softer, easier to break and are mostly found in China.
IN this jade market there were many pieces of jade - and they explained jade. But most interesting is that they also teach people how to distinguish between real and fake jade. Based on its sound, and how it looks when you hold it up to the light. It should be cloudy inside the jade, ...
Welcome to Beijing! (Again)
... and we decided that before going to breakfast we should find our hotel and drop our luggage off. But our first day in Beijing turned into a repeat of Shanghai as we were informed by the people behind the front desk that only Chinese citizens were able to stay in the hotel. Unlike Shanghai, there wasn't another hotel conveniently located right next door though, so we unhappily dragged our luggage down the street to another hotel in hopes of finally getting to eat and rest.
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