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KARAOKE IN BEIJING
... we finally arrived. Remember I had just ended my day singing to my Chinese students. So naturally I had a need to do more singing! But it turned out to be a fun evening with new and delightful friends. I managed to sing my favourite ABBA song Dancing Queen with Kyle and did a solo number. Fortunately the room is very much soundproofed. It was the perfect way to end a busy and stressful week. I highly recommend ...
Busy Doing Nothing
... desperately.
We decided on Glass noodle soup and kebabs which was very nice, and eat them on the roof garden watching an approaching storm. The lightning was frequent, but sadly, Beijing’s smog removed all details, instead, it was as if the whole sky lit up in one magnificent flash.
We wandered downstairs for a beer or two, and decided that the ping pong duel couldn’t end in a draw, so I royally pasted him four games to one. The King ...
Great Wall and the Summer Palace - Bye Bye Beijing
... I realised that if they are coming in from remote areas to see Beijing, then a westerner is still a novelty, especially one with a few days beard growth. it was a long slog around the Summer Palace, I walked around the lake, then back along the causeway which cuts across the western side. It took over 3 hours of brisk walking so I was feeling it by the end. When I got back to the hostel later on, I had a little doze which meant I missed the beginning of the free barbecue party ...
In This City
... in the garden and also plenty of overpriced tat shops!
Once I had battled (there was violence going on in these mobs when people pushed and squeezed!) through the crowds to get a picture inside the Hall of Supreme Harmony, I was excited to see a very ornate Chinese throne, pretty much the one at the beginning of “The Last Emperor”. (I will say now that if you haven’t seen this film; watch it right now!) As you may guess, ...
The 1.3 billion Chinese & Individual Encounters
... in the coming weeks.
Our next stop is the imperial garden called Beihai Park. Since Harvey & I have dated, (that would be 44 years ago!) we have enjoyed walking around parks and after the overwhelming crowds of the day, it seems like a natural place to chill out so to speak. Here we find breathing room and chance encounters with individuals that open a window into Chinese culture. We hear
music in the distance and follow the ...
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