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Although we'd left plenty of time, I h*d roughly 15mins to get on the tr*in when we *rrived *t the st*tion, *nd so with * quick hug I s*id bye to Henry *nd m*de my w*y onto the very swish bullet tr*in which c*me complete with individu*l pl*sm* screen t.v *nd duvet, *nd settled down for the night with * nice cl*ssic chinese movie involving the old crone out of crouchign tiger, hidden dr*gon, *s * youthful but still formid*ble mother ch*r*cter. Next stop... Sh*ngh*i.

... sections around the Chinese capital date from the Ming Dynasty, including those restored since the Communist Party took power in 1949, and several areas - including the most popular, Badaling, just north of Beijing - draw hundreds of thousands of visitors each year. Tourist encroachment also has been a problem in recent years, with state media saying that near Badaling almost every brick on a popular section of the wall has been carved with people's names or other graffiti.

... coming back to the grind of exams and papers. Back in Beijing, I had a 'long lost cousin' reunion with Katherine! It figures that after not seeing each other for a while, we would meet up on the other side of the planet... It was great catching up, and I was introduced to Kro's Nest, the best pizza place in town. Hope you all had a great Thanksgiving. 13 days til home! Take care friends, Jonathan

... when 6:30 actually came and went, I was already in Meng's car on my way to the Wall. We rode in the car in largely silence, occasionally interrupted with aborted attempts at communication. So instead I stared blankly at the endless fields of unknown crops and distant mountains on the hazy horizon. I noticed all of the lampposts that lined the streets were solar powered, an energy saving feat not yet accomplished in the U.S. In fact, China saves ...

... City from this end. She matter factly answered "Yes" So these are some pearls of wisdom that I can pass on to fellow travelers to the Forbidden City/Beijing: 1. Avoid the weekend 2. Visit after major international events when the construction/renovation should be finished. 3. Enter the Forbidden City from the North end as long as you have a way to get transportation at the South end. There is a Metro stop at the South entrance. 4. Learn Tai Chi.

... of food, and it's hard to tell how much you've eaten.  Anyway, none of us feel full at the end of any meal-even after they've brought out the mifan (rice) that is supposed to fill you up in case you haven't eaten enough by this point.  Ah well... it's still quite delicious :) SATURDAY - Forbidden City and Beihai Park Met at 9:00 am again today.  I still woke up at 6:00 am, and that was nice because it gave me some time to reflect on my experiences here as well as catch up on ...

... costing 2 yuan for any journey. Pennies! To travel on a clean, well run transport system! Where did the UK go so wrong?! Tian'anmen Square and more At Tian'anmen Square, Xiaojing shows us the Zhengyangmen (Zhengyang Gate), one of the old city gates and the Arrow Tower across the road. No sooner has she done this than Laura is off taking about a billion photos, as is her way. From the gate, we walk past the Great Hall of the People, Mao's Memorial and the ...

... I'm hoping to make a metal box/book and then print text on thin paper that will be inside. either that or make it a place to store obscene pictures from the little computerized photobooths people are so into here...and by people i mean myself my girls here. Speaking of those girls, they're keeping me at the internet station longer than i want to be...my family is going to get worried, so i'm signing off for now. lots of love, b

... to accompany them into the next life. As a result of all the known treasure buried in this area, the Chinese authorities have only permitted the opening of three tombs. They know quite well the other open tombs would be looted by government officials with an overblown sense of entitlement. Then again, maybe the tombs have already been opened, and no one's allowed to see them because they've already been looted by said officials. The one ...