Fujian Hotel Beijing

Building 11, Block 3, Anzhen Xili, Chaoyang District Beijing, 100029, China

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Desde la gélida pero animada Beijing...

A travel blog entry by clvillar

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... 2, por lo que hacía frío...y del weno.

Llegó la hora de comer y acá los chinos nos sorprendieron: nada de cosas terribles, si no que muy ricas, mucha cosa dulce y agria, verduras que jamas habíamos visto y de carne, pollo, chancho y el usual vacuno. Claro que las costumbres de comer son diferentes: se sirven platos pequeños al lado de las fuentes, para sacar y compartir entre todos, nada de que un plato por persona.

Al 2do día, Beijing en plenitud..y ...

The Forbidden City

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Visiting the dog market in Beijing

A travel blog entry by asianace206

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... oven. The oven provided the puppy a reflection of itself and began to play with its own image until it grew tired. The family also built a mini fence for the puppy so it would be accustomed to small areas. However the young pup was determined not to be bound by several cases of luggage. It was able to scale over the top and jump out of its confined space. This led to placing the puppy in the bathroom where it would eventually calm down and fall asleep in its ...

Tiananmen Square and the Forbidden City

A travel blog entry by zoebuck

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... and toast in the yolk.
He seemed amused by that for some reason. We joked later that day that I'd show him scrambled eggs tomorrow.
After breakfast we went to tiananmen square which means peaceful heavenly gate, it has Chairman Mao's mausoleum with very detailed statues of soldiers of the red army on one side facing the forbidden city, and a government conference centre which holds half a million people on another side with the Chinese museum opposite. Currently ...

"Why is everything under-bleedin'-ground?"

A travel blog entry by stevebforbored

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... remains) and all had weapons though most have either worn away or were stolen over time. There are also horses, chariots, musicians, acrobats and birds, all made from terracotta and all buried in separate chambers surrounding Qin Shi Huang's mausoleum. They were accidentally discovered in 1974 by a farmer digging a well (who now sits in the nearby gift shop signing books...).

For years I had wanted to do two things: one was to stand on the Great Wall ...

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