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Arrived about 6am into Beijing airport - made it through customs with no probs and found the train into Beijing very easily. Next challenge was to find the hostel - was not far from train station though we had to weave through throngs of cars and bicycles all wanting to squash us. We were too early to check in so we left our bags and went on a wander. Ended up at Lama Temple after quite a walk but at ...

... see. I ws still miles away from the station, and if the map scales were right, compared to how long it took me to walk the distance I had earlier that morning I should have been at the station twice over by now!!! When I finally go there it was madness! People everywhee, queues! My god the queues!!!!!! Boards written in Chinese. Help desks where nobody spoke english. It was impossible. I'd read on the internet that there was an english desk at desk 2. There was no desk 2 ...

Today we hired a guide and a driver to take us to the Great Wall. We went to a section called the Mutianyu Great Wall, which was about 1.5 hours drive from the centre of Beijing. It was quite cold and there were only a few tourist there. It was even more amazing than I had expected it to be. In the afternoon we went to the emperor's summer palace.

... Others married their long-term Chinese partners. Everyone has second-hand accounts of the friend's friend who is informed that, due to irregularities in his record, he must be on tomorrow's plane out of China. The days when soul-crushing paperwork was exclusively a native Chinese burden, while foreigners scofflawed about, are gone. Logic dictates that the visa follies can't go on much longer, although Kafka dictates that logic has nothing to do with bureaucracy. Still ...

Ni hao! After successfully fighting the jet lag and getting up at 10am, I left my domicile to check out of the hotel at noon. Well... at least I tried to check out, as there was some big-time fighting going on in the lobby which slightly delayed everything. Apparently something had gone wrong with the invoice of another guest who was outraged and therefore madly shouted at the entire group of staff who were present. One ...

... quid for a stumpy bottle of beer, and for inexplicable reasons was covered in christmas decorations and playing christmas songs. Damn. Luckily our luck improved over the next couple of days and we had some great nights out, including a visit to Club Obiwan! (you know, from Temple of Doom). Even though in the film it's actually in Shanghai, we didn't complain. And that was Beijing, the next stop is Xi'an, home to the Terracotta Warriors. See ya there.

... We took a short walk and visited a local restaurant )Beijing style food that was loud and full and very amazing again! After waddling out of the restaurant, we traveled to the Pearl Market to test our skills at haggling and our newly obtained skills on learning how to buy pearls and knowing what you are buying. After an hour and a half, we returned to the hotel for a break then a short dinner and back to pack for tomorrows trip to Xian.

... macs trying to bike through water about 10in deep. Other people were dragging their shop mats out to scrub them down in the rain. Madness. It was like paddling down the street which had just turned into a river. We had no idea where we were going either as we'd instantly got stupidly lost & stood dripping in the foyer of some flash hotel/business block. Good to know that we weren't the only ones to be so ill prepared though - everyone was out wearing shorts & t.shirts & ...

... that, twas very nice and there all dead on so it makes life a lot easier. On Saturday I decided to go bargin hunting and got myself outfitted from head to toe for next to nothing in the Silk market. It's a bit annoying at first when you get in there cause you've 5 or 6 floors of shops and every shop you walk by has someone shouting at you to come in and buy something. A few of em would grab onto my arm and hold on tight while leading me into ...