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Het wonder der techniek

A travel blog entry by suusb

... idee! Ik vraag of ik van haar emailadres gebruik mag maken. Dat mag! Ik bel Janneke die in het appartement het verslag van haar training zit te schrijven. Zij maakt met haar iPhone een foto en stuurt die op. De Chinese vrouw duwt haar iPad door het lokettje en ja hoor, ik krijg, gratis en voor niks (dat dan weer wel) een toegangskaartje om de geschiedenis van China met eigen ogen te gaan aanschouwen. Dankjewel Steve Jobs! Maar ik ben nog niet binnen: via het ...

China: Part I

A travel blog entry by globehunters

... Zachary did particularly well in this area. Another one that is worth noting is how the young kids are dressed. It seems that by the time a kid is about 1, he/she wears outfits that have an opening for easy access. Instead of having a diaper, they are naked. So, at any time, one can see a kid just sitting near a tree (still in his outfit) and peeing or pooping. Great idea if you want to potty train early, but quite strange ...

The End

A travel blog entry by grubear

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A travel blog entry by zhangliang1

... family finished up spot use set on
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background. Both males and females still want looking out for and
wearing many styles of bijou produced crystal. Daring, colorful,
layered!

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Made it back alive even with my crappy Chinese!

A travel blog entry by chirean67

I just got back from Beijing and lacking much cognition... Forgive me for the following discrepancy.

When Matt, Richard and I finally arrived in Beijing by train, we had to make 3 subway transitions to arrive at our hostel - 9 Dragons. The whole process took 2 hours and we were all packed in like sardine cans. Upon arrival, the front desk couldn't find our reservations (all reservations were annotated by hand). Checking in ...