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Peking - auf zu den Nudelfre.... liebhabern!!
... zu finden. An fast jeder Ecke verkauft irgendjemand etwas mehr oder we***** essbares ... Leider war bei meinen Ripperl irgendetwas nicht in Ordnung und ich bekam die Quittung 2 Stunden spaeter sogleich praesentiert ...
Erst ein paar Stunden in Peking und mich hat's schon das erste mal 'durchgeramt', na super dachte ich, das werden super 4 Wochen in China ... ;0
Am naechsten Tag haben wir uns Bikes vom Hostel ausgeborgt und ...
Meeting "The Ladies"...
... the knocked kneed, backpack waddling, new camera wielding, vague but amusing law student who is going prematurely grey whilst reading "shades of grey". Then slightly on the outer of the Ladies, was Carmen -a slightly harsh but jovial, slang twanged, country music loving Western Australian girl with an impatient, no nonsense attitude. And then there's me..A nearly 30, newly single, recently fellowed GP foodie. Sound interesting yet? Well the group already had ...
Beijing
... Qing Dynasty as an imperial retreat from the stifling summer confines of the Forbidden City. Despite existing as an imperial park in earlier dynasties, it was not until the time of Emperior Qianlong, who reigned from 1736 to 1795, that the Summer Palace assumed its current layout. The palace is most associated, however, with Cixi who had it rebuilt twice: once following its destruction by French and English troops in 1860, ...
What a Wall
... break before we left to go to the Acrobat Show. This was a colourful show but lacked the professionalism of the show last night. The finale was a steel ball on stage where one by one five motorbikes rode round and round inside. Afterwards we proceeded on to dinner, surprise, surprise, another Chinese meal. Before going up to bed we stopped and had a few drinks in the hotel bar. We joined the Scots and had a wee ...
The Great Wall of Smog
... on se donne la peine de chercher et de savoir lire le menu, Pékin tient ses promesses sur ce niveau-là.
Pour ce qui est de la nightlife, Pékin commence seulement à devenir intéressante, mais ce n’est pas encore ça. Comme ailleurs en Chine, le soleil se couche inexplicablement tôt, les gens vont dîner à 18h30 et les rues sont désertes à 20h, en dehors de quelques spots plus ou moins à la mode où on retrouve les bars à expats, les salons de karaoké KTV et les stands ...