Beijing Rainbow
No.11 Xijing Road, Xuanwu District Beijing, 100050, China
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Ulaan Bataar - Beijing
Hello Everyone! I am so excited as I am emailing you all from an internet cafe in Beijing! We have made it - it is the last few days of this tour - after breakfast on Sunday we all go our own separate ways! Arrived in Beijing early yesterday morning and the buzz from this city is fantastic! Guess what, there are tons of bikes and loads of people …
Braving Beijing
Arrived in China 2 days ago. We join our tour tomorrow. Have explored the neighbourhood around our hotel which is very lively. Have eaten out at a couple of local restaurants & visited the main shopping precinct where the girls enjoyed their retail fix. Today we are visiting the Yonghegong Lama Temple, the largest Buddhist temple outside of Tibet. …
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Met alle Chinezen, maar...
... geweldige city-trip gedag gezegd aan Jason en ons in de ‘night-market’ geworpen. Daar stonden allemaal kraampjes met ingrediënten die je kan uitkiezen en dan maken ze dat daar voor je klaar. Een greep uit de voorhanden liggende keuze: spiezen met schapenogen, kevers, sprinkhanen, hanenpoten,... We hebben het maar bij de gewone kikkerlijfjes gehouden. Ja Kaifeng is ons geweldig bevallen en met lichte spijt moesten we door want stilletjes aan begon onze tijd ...
Welcome To Beijing
... in Tiananmen Square. It was interesting to see their patriotism for the ultra communist Mao Zedong considering the guy caused one of the biggest famines in recent history. It was as if this sordid past never existed and he was the reason they are as powerful as they are today. Nevertheless it sparks ongoing debate between us and many others we have encountered.
Yan’s mother arranged for us to meet with her friend Hui who had studied in the UK. Over ...
Malcolm Gladwell, Bill Gates, The Beatles, and Me
... effective goal? you may ask. I plan to study the Chinese language for at least 500 hours this semester. Honestly it is a somewhat arbitrary number, but the idea of a certain number of hours stems from Malcolm Gladwell's book Outlier's, in which he postulates greatness in a certain field requires about 10,000 hours of experience or practice. Obviously my 500 is nowhere near his suggested time, but it is a tangible goal ...



