Greentree Inn Beijing North Chaoyang Road Hotel (Olympic Games Special)

... them on chop sticks. All together there were about 40-50 of us camping but we were split into 3 different groups of campfires so it didn’t seem like so many. The night’s sleep was kind of cold and uncomfortable and I was sore from climbing all day, but I did sleep so I was impressed. I heard a couple of wild animals and a snoring man in a different campsite. We got up around 6am to watch the sunrise. It was really pretty with ...

... am not thrilled about the 3000 part. That equates to roughly $440 American. So its either that, or the fixer-upper hutong house that’s further away and needs to be cleaned and painted (which I have no problem with) for 2000 RMB…

… or camp out in China for the holidays and return to the hostile once break is over, and try to meet this family and snag the free room. – but literally… over two weeks of camping...

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... the vietnamese embassy turned into a four hour ordeal instead of the two hour process we anticipated. but it worked out. we should be getting our visa's for vietnam on monday, wednesday at the latest. to finish off that first day, we went back to the forbidden city and tianammen square just to have a look around. nothing much different. we didn't bother to go in. that night was awesome as there was thunder and lightening like we've never heard. we learned ...

... We didn't finish up till after 7 the next morning, the Scandinavians know how to enjoy themselves. Took a stroll around Tianamen Square. The buildings around the square are pretty ugly but the image I had in my head was of the student that stood in front of the tank during protests in this very square in 1989. There's so much police and security around now that I couldn't imagine any disturbance breaking out today. Chairman Mao's body is ...

... There she learns of the greatness of Mao and signs up to fight for the Communist revolution. The troops storm the landlord's place, liberate the village, and they all live happily ever after. The ballet wasn't bad by any means, besides being so nationalistic. In it's accepting of all people way, there are dances that involved bright costumes of the Miao minority that live on Hainan. The dance style is different, in that it is strong and tough, poses with arms flexed in might ...

... the skill is in what you order, a bottle of tsingtao is only reasonable value, a coke a rip off but a free poor long island ice tea and drop down bargain. After our numbers diminish until only Jon, laura and I are left but thats fine, I couldn't wish for better company for my last 6 days in the Jing. needless to say we pay Lee a couple more visits before we leave. 4. Haggling and ridiculous counterfeit goods Learned very ealry on how ...

... that I would have taken, had my betteries not been dead. But luckily it happened towards the end, so I have most things, I'll try to put them up tomorrow (not all off course!). The weather in Beijing is really damp and hot, from the moment we step out of our A/C'ed room we start to sweat! Anyway, we had a lovely day today, and the Forbidden City was nothing short of breathtaking and just too beautiful. Tomorrow we ...

... leaders who had eaten there including Fidel Castro and George Bush - pretty cool! The restaurant is the oldest of its kind in Beijing and began in 1864. Despite my "vegetarianism" and all I'd heard about how delicious duck is, I had to try it! 'When in Rome...' It was really good, and we all enjoyed a nice leisurely dinner and lots of delicious Chinese tea (which tasted and is, SO much better than Japanese tea!) After dinner we were given a certificate with the ...

... least until dusk when homes start burning coal again. There were some funny moments when we sat down by a tree to rest and two Chinese guys courageously asked to have his photo taken with us. That opened the floodgates. People who were shy before now came up to us to have their photos taken with the Americans. We actually had a line of people waiting to do this, and decided we'd better move out before there was no escape. Fame isn't what it's cracked up to be....