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Duck Tales
... the whole world!! The first to arrive was the condiments side dish and not just the usual spring onions, cucumber and hoi sin sauce, we had melon, garlic, radish, sugar and pickle as well. We were confused as to what to do with them all! The chef then personally brought out our duck and placed it on a carving table right next us. He then to my (Steph) horror ripped the head off casually and very gently carved up the duck and laid it out on a dish very carefully. Our waitress ...
Snake, Scorpions and Cicadas
... post the pictures that I have soon.
The ferry ride to China was LONG and I slept in a room with 9 other people on the floor. I was the only non-Chinese, non-Japanese national, English speaker on the boat so it was a lonely 3 days. Although, I've never appreciated the fact that I could speak Japanese more in my life since that's how I communicated with people. There was a Chinese guy that spoke Japanese as a ...
HUSTLIN' bustlin' Beijing
... proof; especially coming from someone like me who gets lost in a bucket. When we arrive at the the square, it's blocked off and not many people there. Instead we head across the street to the Forbidden City. The sites were great! The people not so much. It was extremely packed and touristy and since you're not allowed inside many of the temples and can only look in through a plexiglass window people are pushing and shoving to get to the front. ...
Evil spirits and superstitions
... he is certainly brainwashed by some of the ideas that government has imposed upon him. We headed through the square and across the street to the "Gate of Heavenly Peace" to enter the Forbidden City. This giant walled city, surrounded by a moat, was once almost exclusively reserved for the emperors (as well as servants, their wives, and concubines). The immense size of this city with its never ending buildings total 9,999 ...
Summer Palace
... odd bits of rock stuck in them. One large stone has a story. A Ming dynasty courtier, Mi Wan Zhong loved collecting rocks, but spent so much he bankrupted himself. His latest acquisition was abandoned mid-move and was discovered by the Qing Emperor Qianlong who broke his new summer palace gate just to get it in (considered an unlucky omen). However an imperial secretary, Liu Yong, argued its shape (like a fungus) made it a lucky spirit stone, so it was duly brought in and ...
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