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End of the Greeat Wall
... then had to get into the fortress. Outside the fort was the museum that told the stories of the Great Wall and facts like how long it took to build, how many people built it, how long it is, the weapons used and animals used to build it and other things. It is a good reminder of this great marvel. I had to take an overpriced taxi from the for the Overhanging Great Wall. It is 7 KM away. It is not as impressive of ...
Walking bits of the Great Wall of China
... car engine running for 30 minutes or more to get as much done as I have, bu pretty antisocial behaviour really in such a lovely spot. will fill in the missing photo captions etc when I can.As I sit typing this the blasted cuckoo is back with us yet again - we hear him non stop every morning and evening, most definitely folowing us around.....
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Hole with a wall in it
... It was Qin Shi Huang that planned and started building the wall- Qin Shi Huang was a chinese prince that waged war to unify China (and succeeded - naming himself the first Emperor of China). It was the tomb of Qin Shi Huang that we saw in Xian housing the terra-cotta army. Qin Shi Huang also succeeded in bringing some rule of law to China, so within the walls was relative civilization when compared to the brutal Turkmen and ...
Xinjiang, in China??
... it in good spirits, but it was definitely one of the high points o the journey.
Jiayuguan's night greeted us with a slight deserty chill, and as we walked toward its center we were accompanied by a 16-year old who spoke better English than most of his college graduate counterparts. His mom was in the tourist business which had a lot to do with it. He walked with us, pushing his electric bike for a couple kilometers until he found us the Delicious ...
Silk Road, Day 4: 嘉峪关
... my point across with my very limited vocabulary. I thought that this was pretty stressful because Chinese people talk so fast, and they think that you know what they’re saying, but you don’t… so most of the time, I’d just smile and nod. Haha…too much Chinese speaking for my brain to handle, but I guess that’s the best way to get better at conversational Chinese!
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