Huaxia Minzhu Hotel B Beijing

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... h*ngover. Luckily Beijing h*s it's own *nswer which m*y be even better th*n the fryup- B*oz* (sp?) these delicious dumplings unique to Beijing *re pork b*sed with * light fluffy white wr*pping (not *s big or fluffy *s BBQ pork buns but simil*r), bitesized *nd super che*p if you buy them from * little whole in the w*ll like we did which is re*lly the only w*y to get t*sty fresh ones. Combined with some more tr*dition*l dumplings, it only took *bout 30mins of non-stop e*ting before ...

... niet veel aflezen, wat bij ons kitsch is is hier veelal chique). Dan vraag je de menukaart (voordat je een tafel vraagt). Je kijkt naar OF plaatjes OF de Engelse beschrijving. Maar vooral: je kijkt naar de prijs. Als de gerechten (voldoende voor 1 persoon) tussen de 3,50 en 4.00 euro kosten dan zit je goed! Dit is de prijs die je blijkbaar moet betalen voor de zekerheid om niet ziek te worden. Nadeel van deze restaurants, ook vanavond weer, er staan 3 obers bij je tafel. Je ...

... It looks like a giant birds nest!" I was unaware that that's what they called the olympic stadium. So we went inside and there were a bunch of blowup mascots dancing around to chinese music we couldn't understand.   Later on we went to the silk market. The silk market is in a building and covers 7 floors. There are about 10 different small booths for each thing. And there's everything you can think of.  I was really excited to go but then was ...

... we decided not to eat out. My father's house-keeper cooked a few dishes and we had a good super at home. For the first three days in Beijing, the temperature reached 35 or 36 Celsius with high humidity. It was so unlike the Beijing that I knew of 20, 30 years ago. People told us that these days were the hottest days ...

... general of Amnesty International. "Official persecution of human rights activists continues, particularly those making connections between ongoing human rights violations and China's hosting of the Olympics." "When the Olympic Games begin in Beijing, China will show the world its physical strength, but also its moral poverty," said Jimmy Lai, a Hong Kong media and clothing tycoon who publishes the Apple Daily newspaper. "This is unavoidable because the Olympics are more than just a ...

... pathways to meander through.  Taking a stone stairway, we climbed to the top of the observatory, where there were large metal sculptures - aka astronomy equipment.  Although we were definitely not as high as you can go in Beijing, we got a nice view of the city.  A cute older gentlemen happened to come up at the same time, and he was happy to take a group picture for us. Leaving the observatory, we navigated through a confusing and very busy intersection, then walked a few ...

... the width of the Forbidden City. It was originally built in 1420 as a large-scale temple. The park is very pretty so we start taking photos. A couple of Chinese men approach and start speaking to us. After a short chat they try to encourage us to go to a student art exhibition. This is not in our plans and does not hold much interest for us so we continue on with our photography. Further on we are approached by another man who starts chatting to us. The ...

... all waiting for people to throw food that they would catch directly into their mouth. It's not a very happy show. I also got to taste a sweet potatoe and really enjoyed it. Finally, around 11:00am, we were back into the bus. The next stop is a Jade museum, with pieces that are supposed to have belonged to the Ming Emperors. The place would be very nice if the exit didn't lead you directly in a sort of jade "super-market", five times larger than the ...

... own private salesperson. At first Lyndsay and I were shy. Our strategy was as follows: 1. Look interested in something, 2. Wait for the saleswoman to fish for her key to let us look at the bauble more closely, 3. Dart off to the other side of the store. After this failed repeatedly (she walked quietly, and would pop out of nowhere and startle me with a knowing smile that said 'as if you'd lose me that easily.' Once we got used to ...