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Horking, chicken feet and being the freakshow
... and we understand why!
We walked around that night and saw Tian'an men Square, the outside of the forbidden city, and lots of diverse city life. There were lots of dudes selling candied mini apples on sticks, this apparently is a specialty in the city.
9) Beijing is really cold
For supper that night we had another adventure. We went into a tiny restaurant on a lively narrow sidestreet where we saw people in the window eating dumplings. We walked in ...
Temple of Heaven and the Acrobatics Show
... looked into their cabinets they'd pull out 10 covers they thought we were looking at, made it feel awkward for leaving but I quickly learned not to make eye contact. Grant found a belt and wallet he liked at one stall, and I found a belt I liked too, we managed to haggle them down from £130 for the lot (whaaaat?!?) to £22, still probably conned but I felt exhilarated and alive at the bartering! I then made the mistake ...
A weekend of parks & stadiums
... 8217;re enjoying them!).
Sunday we went for eggs benedict at Switch, we met the manager at our first networking event & promised to visit but hadn’t, the networking even last week was here so we were drawn back, fab food apart from my disappointment that my eggs benedict were salmon & not ham / bacon as I presumed….. silly me!! Andy had double salmon! Great service, free smoothie tasters & we left full up, walking it off ...
Arriving in Beijing
... current exchange rate.
The drive to get to the rickshaws didn't take long and they made a few stops once we were on the rickshaws to show us parts of the hutong. One such stop was as a door to explain how the entrance way would indicate the type of person that lived there. Many years ago during the reign of Emperors, commoners could only have black doors, and red, the colour symbolising luck, was reserved for the Emperor and his family. The beams above the door was also an ...
Last Day in Beijing!
... is Spain's First Deputy Prime Minister. It was crazy just how fast they cleared area for her arrival.
Next, we traveled to the Pearl Market. This is much smaller than the Silk Market I went to on Wednesday. I was prepared this time. I knew what I was in for! I made several purchases here. I found McDonald's and decided to eat lunch. Wow, it tasted just like it does in the U.S! I bought a medium combo ( a small size in US) for 15 ...