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Fall in love with Gulangyu Island
... that needs ticket in the island. The museum is quaint and classic and courtyard is quiet and delightful. Shade sprinkle on the ground. The museum is unlike the piano Museum which has many restrictions. Pipe organ music echoes in the hall.
Huandao Road, treasures of Xiamen
Facing the sea, the color of seawater and the texture of sand are not good enough in Xiamen. Several kilometers of coast in the southeast of ...
Views of Xiamen
Well, my time here in Xiamen is almost up. I have three more days left and they will go by fast. So I'll bundle up and try to stay warm through them all. The temperature isn't that cold but when it is the same temperature inside as outside, you begin to feel it.
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Xiamen Round 2
... medicine.
Chinese cooking is my favorite class in China. Yili also teaches that. We make a dish and then we eat it. Then we cook another! Today we made four dishes; Ma Po Doufu, Tomato Soup, Bok Choy with Oyster Sauce, and Stir-Fried Greens. I was amazed at the simplicity of the foods. It took longer to prepare the ingredients than it did to cook the foods. Stir-Fried Greens was romaine lettuce with garlic and sesame oil. For ...
土楼 Tulou
... Tea bushes lined every mountain. It was breathtakingly gorgeous!
After a short walk besides a stone gutter, we arrived at the first Tulou, Hegui Lou. It was built 300 years ago. The walls were cracked and it looked like one wall was starting to cave into itself. And it was big. The doorway was over a meter wide. Harry explained that many families could live in one Tulou. It could house 200 people. It was still being used by families today. The tulou was four stories high and ...