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RELIGION IN CHINA: A CHURCH VISIT IN BEIJING
... in China with respectively over 30% (of which 160 million, or 11% of the total population of the country, are Mazuists) and 18% of of the population adhering to them, thriving throughout the country as the government is allowing them to spread. Christians are 4-5% of the population according to various detailed surveys Between ...
Tokyo to Beijing
... wasn't until 7pm so we wandered, got some cash out and went to Starbucks. They don't board the flights until 30 mins before they are due to leave and close it 15 mins before departure! We still managed to leave on time. This flight was only 1hr 50mins but we were served another meal..! Beef and rice this time!! We finally arrived in Beijing and got a taxi to our hotel. We ended up in a back alley, driver completely lost and asking people for directions. We ended up ...
Tsinghua and Silk Street
... you're in their stall, they'll grab you and hold on, so you can't leave very easily. Meanwhile, I'm walking around and no one is trying to stop me at all. If you love having attention showered on you for simply being...uhh..from another country or having different heritage, definitely come to China. I think it's because the vendors have better odds at cheating the clueless foreigner, whereas ripping off a Chinese person would be ...
Famous Peking Duck
... able to look out in both directions and see the wall extending for miles and miles and miles, never ending is something I have never witnessed. It's length, and largeness is something I cannot even put into words, except for saying it makes you feel quite small and insignificant. Also along the wall, there are canyons and lots of holes in the wall, and it is cool to imagine guns being put through the holes and what actually went on. And you get a full on view of the country ...
In and about Beijing.....
... the dignitaries who had to walk through the gates and the series of buildings until they met the Emperor. This palace and grounds were built to impress and show the strength of the country and its ruler. One tidbit shared by our guide is that the movie "The Last Emperor" was actually filmed within the Forbidden City. I loved this movie, thinking back to the movie - I could relate how it might have been living life within the walls ...
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