Hotel G Beijing
A7 Worker's Stadium, Chaoyang District Beijing, 100020, China
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The Summer Palace
... It sits atop Longevity Hill and features many stair corridors and buildings that lead up to a three story octagonal building. The views are stunning and the whole area is really fantastic. At the top Kaela took some time to draw a picture of the view in her journal. Many a tourist stopped to peer over her shoulder. Both Hsing-ay and I joined in to help at different points.
For those interested, we arrived at the East ...
Seidenmarkt und Pekingente
... goldene Rolex für 70 gekauft, die nach einer halben Stunde schon den Geist aufgegeben hat, wie witzig **G**
Aber man findet dort alles, von Anzügen, über Krawatten, Stoffe, Trikots, sämtliche Elektronikartikel und auch chinesischen Malereien, ich habe mir meinen Namen in chinesischen Ziffern schreiben lassen =) Und der einzige Grund was ich eigentlich aus dem Markt wollte war ein Geldbeutel und ein Gürtel, da beides bei mir in den letzten ...
Good Bye China: Final Destination Beijing.
... jaywalking, vandalism, and destroying greenery. I have to say that I don't think the spitting rule worked, though they being slightly more civilised now and some spit their phelgm into litter bins and not at my feet.
Scams: Tourists can be approached by 'teachers' or 'students' learning English. They try and strike up a conservation to practise English and the tourists get roped into visiting exhibitions with overpriced art or taken to a bar/restaurant/tea ceremony only ...
Unsupervised in Beijing
... sites we visited consisted of two temples, and one monument of circular stone bricks that slowly narrowed in diameter until one center stone towered above the rest in the middle of the monument. According to a nearby sign, standing on the center stone made your voice more voluminous and harmonious, however, we noticed no difference when we yelled the little Chinese we knew from this centerpiece. The temple itself was probably the only thing of ...
Everybody was kung fu fighting.....
... the crowds disappointment I then simply walked across to my bike (still with a Hunchback walk) and tried to casually ride off as if nothing had happened. I rode as if continuing my sightseeing tour, but all the time but expecting to hear the sound of a gunshot ringing into the air. Within 50m of the escape I knew I was safe from anyone on foot, and to avoid any tank movements I darted down into the maze that is the hutong. That I am pleased to say is where the adventure ended.
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