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Qixing Express Hotel Wuhu

No.8 Yinhu North Road, Yijiang District Wuhu, Anhui, China

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The Necessity of Owning A Cocktail Dress

A travel blog entry by zolayang

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Christmas party dress.
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Wo HAI PA !!!

A travel blog entry by viaggiatore87

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... only how to control the horse myself, and I a) did not understand, b) made it VERY clear that I did not want to do that, and that I don't know how to do that, and that I wasn't understanding his instructions. The horse would start to veer off into the ditch on the right, or the lake on the left. I kept on telling him, "Wo BU xiang, wo hai pa! Wo bu zhidao zenme zuo zhege! Wo HAI PAAAAA!!!!" "I don't want to, I'm afraid! I don't know how to do ...

I ate a turtle, and I liked it...

A travel blog entry by viaggiatore87

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... moon...by going downward. ("Wow, he must have been pretty drunk to think that.") He drowned, as most highly intoxicated people would (he may also have been hanyazi?) and dolphins most definitely carried him to the heavens. He is now a God.

The park has beautiful temples to commemorate him, and then a LOT of hiking. We went on what might have been a short hike along the Yangtze River, but ended up lasting a few hours. We did a LOT ...

Ting, bu dong

A travel blog entry by viaggiatore87

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... br> Then we had birthday cake for Jingjing, which was a delicious cake! They are very different in China, with a very fluffy cake, lots of very light frosting, and most importantly a ton of tropical fruit all the top and insides. After the cake, we all ate the tradition long life noodles for her birthday, to wish her a long life.

I'm going to get really pudgy in this country if I stay too long. Really though. I see it happening! Waah.

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Le nouvel an chinois à Wuhu

A travel blog entry by mariondemers

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... et était très triste de me voir partir. J'étais aussi triste de partir en sachant que je ne les reverrais probablement jamais. Ces gens sont pleins d'une énergie immense mais tellement douce. Je ne sais pas si j'y ai été plus sensible à cause de la barrière de la langue, mais les rencontrer fut pour moi un moment vraiment intense. Ce fut un moment inoubliable et une expérience qui n'a pas de prix. Je suis contente de l'avoir partagée avec vous. Marion ...

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