Beijing Yu Yang Hotel

... tasted good at the time.)
2. It would be impossible for a human to exist on a diet of grapes alone, and I don’t recommend making a meal of them either. You wander the country vineyard, you sample the country grapes, you lose yourself in thought, you munch on more grapes, you wander some more- and then suddenly you realize how many people have come to walk these rows, touch these grapes- and you’ve been mindlessly munching without a care to ...

... all means, a different world, but some people are way too quick to believe what they are told by someone else.

Wei took me to the park tonight. I have to hand it to her, she is quite the romantic! Bureaucracy (good type and bad) is rampant in China, at least the Beijing portion. For example, there are vendors inside the park for your convenience if you want to grab a bite to eat before taking a stroll, but in order ...

... 2. Keg get a table and a beer, and then, and his game, you will lose.
3. Back to Seer39s village, and the bank next to Poison Sales man conversation, asked
him what the latest products,
Asked if he could buy some.
4. You will buy low alcohol keg. Now back to Relleka, but you give way to a bridge
next to the Council
workman a beer that you just get that from the Bar, he will throw you a Strange object
Cherry Bomb.
Beijing, China lostbook

... way to my Hostel - they are 5 star kinds of guys but pretty impressed with what you get for $20.00. Free Internet too - Wit has to pay for his at the Sheraton Great Wall!!! We went out for a fantastic truly Chinese feast at a very fancy restaurant in a traditional part of the City. We had our own room and our own Wait staff. Peking Duck and every dish imaginable - the food just kept coming. As I didn't want beer or wine - I was ...

... is still rather bad. Of the six days that I have been here, I only saw 15 minutes worth of truly blue skies - and those blue skies were only blue patches of sky. Most of the time, the sky is shrouded in a grey haze, which makes it look like it is always going to rain and which causes buildings only three or four blocks away to be barely visible. Someone actually said that people new to Beijing commonly get upper ...

... It was a pretty neat place, I must admit, with many good moral lessons. After our temple visit, we headed across the street and down a ways to reach a city park.  In one part of the park, there is a square altar surrounded by a circular wall (religious meaning:  square = Earth, circle = Heaven).  The acoustics of this place were spectacular.  You can stand on one side and whisper, and someone on the opposite side can hear you :)  After having fun with that and watching ...

... most part very acidic due to all the pesticides and chemicals that have been layered on the soil over the years, so we were testing the effects of a calcium-based primer, which was designed to loosen up the soil's minerals and even out the PH. OK, I'm not a scientist, but I just liked getting out of university and doing something different, even though the soil we mixed for testing was a bit offputting in it`s similarity to poo after an off curry.

... an experience to see all of the exquisite Asian furniture at such a reasonable price (except of course for one who is backpacking around the world). We simply had to purchase something (I will blame Ty for this..although I was there and chose most if the items). Mr Li would ship our "stuff" to Canada next February. After this mad rush, we were off to the airport. What a ...

... is wrong . . . sigh. Once we'd had enough ambling the two of us sought a taxi and worked our way back to the hotel to rejoin the group and head to the airport. Beijing has illegal private taxis. You should watch out if you ever go. Lyndsay and I found one, not only did he try to charge us twice as much as we'd paid on the way to the palace, but he also got lost and nearly made us miss our airplane. At one point he stopped because he was ...