Ritan Hotel Beijing

The crowd of Muslims sprang to their feet in rage, but Muzhuolun, with a wave of his hand, ordered them to be seated and turned to the envoy. "You come without reason or justification and kill our people, steal our property. The True God on High will punish you for your dishonourable behaviour. If you want to fight, we will fight. Even if our army is reduced to only one man, that man will still never surrender ...

... 2. Keg get a table and a beer, and then, and his game, you will lose.
3. Back to Seer39s village, and the bank next to Poison Sales man conversation, asked
him what the latest products,
Asked if he could buy some.
4. You will buy low alcohol keg. Now back to Relleka, but you give way to a bridge
next to the Council
workman a beer that you just get that from the Bar, he will throw you a Strange object
Cherry Bomb.
Beijing, China lostbook

... City it has been restored for the Olympics, we enjoy listening to the groups of musicians that practice there, the Chinese music is really peaceful and cool.

For a day it was a lot to visit...at the end in the Hostel..part of the group decided to have a Latin night listening to Latin Music in the Bar....they really enjoyed..beer, rice wine, etc...they even decided to test the "Leo Vodka"... just see the pictures and youŽll see...........the next day some of them get the results.

Day 16 Saturday 17th January - Beijing. Woke up at 8am without any alarm so I must have had enough sleep so got up and uploaded a few more photo's onto facebook (got a lot of days to catch up on). Had breakfast at about 9.15am and it was probably one of the best choices etc so far. They do eat some strange things for breakfast though, there was chowmein, dumplings, stir fired vegetable, as well as the usual eggs, ham etc. Set off to do some sightseeing and found the ...

... Things You Don't Need to Bring to China These things can be Purchased in China Inexpensively 1. Toilet paper 2. Laundry soap 3. Clothes pins 4. Stationery 5. Mailing envelopes 6. 110 Volt appliances 7. Clothes that need Ironing 8. Heavy clothes (weight) 9. Kleenex 10. Umbrella 11. Sports Equipment from http://www.paulnoll.com/China/Teach/tea cher-not-bring.html Do you have a list? Or do you just get together everything the night before and try to stuff it into your backpack or suitcase?

... in the city were no guarantee skies would be clear during competitions. The pollution was among the worst seen in Beijing in the past month, despite traffic restrictions enacted a week ago that removed half of the city's vehicles from roadways. Visibility was a half mile in some places. During the opening ceremony of the Athletes' Village on Sunday, the housing complex was invisible from the nearby main Olympic Green.

... that we'd messed up the closing time. Sure enough, it was closing just as we were arriving... as disappointing as that was, it was okay because we headed to The Place (another nice area... there's a tent-like thing with a movie screen at the top... it's HUGE... and they play images and videos about space, the ocean, etc.... very cool). Megan and I found a bench and sat and talked for awhile as we people-watched. It was just what we needed! Then we took a cab home :)

... on earth, It was in session on my visit so no entry was permitted. Interestingly The Irish Riverdance was the only show to ever be allowed to perform for the Chinese Government inside the Hall. The day ended with an adventure and I'd say a medal winning performance in finding the new Olympic Stadium, The Birds Nest. It's an unmistakable structure made from what looks like Branches of steel all interwoven to form a bowl shape. As in most host countries the ...

... Afternoon tour to Changling of the Ming Tombs, the biggest wood-made and best preserved palace of the 13 Ming Tombs Transfer back to the city for dinner in local restaurant. Overnight in Beijing. Day 04 Beijing/Chongqing (B L) Breakfast in hotel. Morning tour to Hutong, a labyrinth of old narrow streets lined ...

... FUNNY). We ended up blowing some smaller fireworks with the waiters from a nearby restaurant, and then headed for Chaoyang Park for the official festival. After 45 minutes of rapid posing and snapshoting, we left, as we were extremelly cold, due to the snow fall the previous night. Anyhow..it was a really good weekend, and during these spontaneous days I really feel Beijing like home!