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Xi'an - the cradle of China
Arrived in Xi'an at about 1330 to be met by my guide Johnny who tells me what a lovely day it is and only minus 1 degree!!! I have to admit the sun was shining so the city looked lovely but there was definitely a bite in the air. I feel rather famous as I’m being driven around in this big van all to myself with Johnny and my driver Mr. Sun.< …
Xian
... at a blacked-out, old Chinese archway on a quiet street at 1am, we examined the Chinese characters on the iPhone to see if they matched the dark symbols on the wall. They looked different but the driver ensured us this was it. His body language, facial expression and tone were very convincing but we had no idea what he was actually saying. Deciding if this was not it, we would find it on our own, we paid the driver and found a buzzer next to the door. Pressing it and ...
Trip to Xi'an
... of us went to visit the Giant Wild Goose Pagoda (da-yan-ta). The pagoda is a Buddhist building meant to host sutras and figures of Buddha. Unfortunately it was quite expensive to go inside so we opted to just walk around the surrounding area and take pictures. From the pagoda we went to the Muslim district of the city to see the Xi'an Great Mosque (xi-an-qing-zhen-da-si). This was very interesting. ...
Die chinesischen Kämpfer
... Leuten schon so tolle Sachen erlebt haben und viele Orte gesehen haben. Da will ich am liebsten immer direkt im Internet ne Weltreise buchen....
Insgesamt haben wir uns die Stadt angeschaut, sind durch viele kleine Gassen geschlichen, haben den Glocken und den Trommelturm gesehen und abends im muslimischen Viertel lecker gegessen. Ich weiß schon gar nicht mehr wie wir das Essen überhaupt bestellt haben. Es gab überall nur kleine Bistros ohne Speisekarten oder Bilder. Trotzdem war ...
Towers and Walls
... in 94 BC when Crown Prince Ju became worried that he would be supplanted by his infant half brother who Wu saw as a reincarnation of Emperor Yao).
As it turned out the infant did succeed Wu, as Emperor Zhao (94-74 BC) for a short reign. His regents lowered taxes, but he died young without an heir. Prince He Changyi was briefly Emperor but was no use and was replaced after 27 days by Zhao’s grand-nephew (his half brother, Crown Prince Ju’s grandson) ...
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