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798 Art District
This was the coolest place that I saw in all of Beijing. We visited 798 (chi jiu ba), which is the art district. The area used to be factories and warehouses. When those went out of business it became cheap, and artists and galleries moved in. Now it has become gentrified and stylish, but still very hip and cool. There were ...
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There are 2 bikes to every 1 person in Beijing
... it was a competition, but in the end she gave us vague directions to a bike street. After walking for about a half in hour in the general direction Connor indicated, I was starting to wonder if we'd been tricked. But then, I saw it. Bikes all the way down the street. Used bikes, new bikes, electric bikes, motorcycles . . . Ben and Betty wanted to buy one if they could find a good bike for the right price. I wasn't so sure. As my parents can tell you, I didn't learn how to ride ...
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... from the grandeur of the temples and halls. We also had a shared sense of detachment from the history that gives the Forbidden City its significance. Being so alien to our own experiences and histories, it appealed to us only as a spectacle; a strange relic of a mysterious past amidst an even more mysterious present.
Desperate to escape the crowds, we spent the next day on a tour of a “secret” section of the Great Wall, away from the masses that flock ...
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