Super 8 (Beijing Tian He Sheng)

... by which China's internet controls are popularly known. Unsurprisingly, my search resulted in a blank white page with a "File not found" error message. I wondered if I would have any better luck with a search from the google homepage, so typed google.com into the address bar. With this address, I ended up at the personal website of an obscure author of romance novels. Clearly, even the ability to search for information is considered ...

... back out on the street and again headed in the direction of the Xizhimen Station. We decided to have a lunch at one of those spots we had seen on the way to the zoo. Eventually we settled for a Japanese fast food outlet where I ended up ordering - spaghetti. It was the only dish I could positively ascertain as vegetarian, so I wouldn't search around any more. As PingPing was an omnivore, she just picked what she liked best on the menu. Once done with the lunch, it was time to make ...

... che**s began building for S**bia. By the 65th minute the che**s w**e deafening ev**y time S**bia touched the ball and the air was choked with minutes of booing ev**ytime Argentina got so much as a touch. So naturally, when the S**bia blocked to back to back PKs in the 80th minute, the house went wild. And it was so obvious that the audience was just kicking back, enjoying a hell of a game, revelling in the spectacle of the ...

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... up loads of steep steps is a smelly person next to you polluting all the clean air your desperately needing to get in your lungs to recover. I love the locals as you can tell. At one point they were stroking my hair and asking how old it was??? i was a little confused by that but Simone found it funny. It was one of the ladies birthday on that day so we went out that night to a nice restaurant and i tried two new things that ...

... Beijing's famous hutong markets, where Emily purchased a Mao watch which was so bad that it was good. His hand waves to accompany the seconds ticking by, & it kept time for all of 24 hours before it started to slow. He may be the architect of modern China, but even Mao can't wave for more than a day. Our penultimate day was spent on a visit to the Great Wall, luckily just as the weather started to get nice again. Good ole' Ric********** remarked ...

... Ondra si vsímá zajímavé módy Číňanů odhalovat pupek. Nikdy se nám nepodařilo zjisit, proč je to tak cool. Večer zkousíme slavnou Pekingskou kachnu v překvapivě asi dost proslulé restauraci Liqun Roast Duck v polorozpadlém zákoutí jednoho hutongu. Zázrakem si sedáme a jiz brzy máme na stole dvě naporcované přemastěné kachny s kůrkou. Mě osobně to jako moc čínská specialita nepřipadlo, ale dobré to i p ...

... fee of about $250,000. The dinner was very good and we listened to four or five Chinese musicians while we ate. After dinner, a group of six of us went for a one hour foot massage. That was very painful and very relaxing at the same time. On Friday, March 23, we had some free time after the SIBF seminars and then had dinner at "Made in China," reportedly one of the best restaurants in all of Beijing. It was quite excellent.

... off the bus we were met by 20 or so people trying to sell us accomodation & tuk tuk rides. One of the guys was so persistant, funny & because we had no idea where we were, we got on his motorised bike. He cycled around for 10mins & droped us off around the corner from where we started... we got done.. at least it only cost 2euro!!! We found our hostel anyway & rested till lunchtime the next day,when we made our way to Tian'anmen Square. The ...

... to mean a Flea market. But it is at the Zweirad Museum which I know has somenthing to do with motorcycles so I make another detour to see what that's all about. It turns out there is a show today for old East Bloc vehicles. My bike was quite a hit as I rolled in among all kinds of east Bloc motorcycles, cars, and trucks. In the center was what looked like a 50's era Zil, quite a few Ural/Dneprs, Trablants, Borzois, and even a beautiful Tatra. Under a tent they are calling ...