Haojiade Express Hotel Beijing Huida
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De la politesse des chinois*
... sa bouche, - ne pas manger bruyamment, - ne pas prendre de trop grosses bouchées qui obligeraient à en laisser retomber avec éclaboussures la moitié dans l'assiette - couper sa viande avant de la manger, etc... Dernier exemple, dans la rue cette fois, si vous entendez un raclement de gorge, suivez mon conseil et éloignez-vous car il y a fort à parier que le chinois qui marche à vos côtés ...
Taxi Trouble
... and this was by no means as bad as it can get) I was worried about how Vinh’s mum had felt about it all. It’s not a nice thing to have to deal with when you come on holiday. She was shaken but very proud of Vinh and so was I. We also decided that we would not be taking any more taxis in Beijing.
Now, there’s a lot more to Beijing than frustrating taxi journeys even though I have written two posts about this. However, when you travel ...
An unexpected reunion on the tourist trail....
... the ticket for Sunday (an overnight trip), and paid them for an extra nights stay on Saturday night.
By the time I'd sorted this it was 12pm and I'd wanted to go to both the Temple of Heaven and the Forbidden City that day. I would have to be quick. I got the metro down to the Temple of Heaven, paid the entry fee (about £4) and went in. This was were the ancient Emperors would conduct various sacrifices and rituals to ensure good harvests. As is usual in China, there were ...
Things are on the rise
... In the morning I did not do much, but then in the afternoon I went with another colleague there to a press conference. It was for a new movie premier of one of China's most famous directors. I had not heard of him because they said his films stay mostly inside of China, but that he is great. I got to tag along and hear him speak (well more like try to understand anything he said). Despite that, it was still nice to have gotten out of the office. Yet I was still a little shaky ...
The 1.3 billion Chinese & Individual Encounters
... because the color white in the Chinese culture is the color of mourning and death. I am learning to question everything I see and ask our guide. People think differently here and it is best not to assume anything but to inquire. I love to have my curiosity sparked and my perspective expanded as I experience other cultures. I can see that China is a treasure trove for learning different perspectives.
After a brief rest in our hotel, ...
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