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Confuus
... hectiek van het straatleven. Door een deur in een volgende poort kom ik op een grotere hof met aan het eind een tempelzaal. Daarvoor een groot beeld van Confucius met een wierookvat. Binnen overvalt en ontroert me de sereniteit van deze ruimte. Er staat een groot gouden beeld van Confucius en drie muren staan vol met teksten van de wijze oude man, gebeiteld in zwart hardsteen. Hier gaat het over de kern van het bestaan. Dat komt ...
No more Mcdonalds for these white kids!
... than 10 minutes to walk, and after yesterday anything seems like a short stroll. We knew what to do now, just grab a cart and go. We ended up getting quite a bit of things for less than $100 american- an adapter for Scott's computer, a pan, a pot, 20 hangers, dish towels, sponges, clothespins, 4 cups, 2 plates, olive oil, a baguette, tomatoes, apples, rice, ramen-esque noodles, some spices, soy sauce, cooking oil, spaghetti, sauce, butter and water. We were happily ...
DAY ONE x)
... O the alluminating nights that lit up the city IS and always will be beautiful =D i swear, perfect place to ask the special someone ;)
yeh, and also, THE ROADS IN SHANGHAI IS A FREAKIN BATTLE FIELD >.> literally, i nearly got ran over 9999993449324692569347924653420957 times today (that wasn’t the exact amount but that was how it felt) cause every time i went out to cross ...
Clouds and Crowds
... through lines to get up to the observation desk in the Peal Tower. At 468 m (1,535 feet) high, it was the tallest structure in China from 1994–2007, when it was surpassed by the Shanghai World Financial Center. We were disappointed that we were in the midst of a cloud and everything was white. We took some fun pictures. For those of us who have a slight fear of heights, it may have been an answered prayer as there was no anxiety at all ...
Day 20 - 3rd Dec (Friday)
This morning we had a nice big english breakfast at Mojos Cafe in East Nanjing Road Shopping precinct. We then headed to the Global Financial Centre to go up to the tallest observatory and the tallest building in Asia. It had great 360 degree views of Shanghai although the glass was terrible, it was so dirty and it had a million different reflections on it.
Afte we went to the Bund ...
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