Traffic Hotel Taiyuan
No.50 Yingze Street, Yingze District Taiyuan, Shanxi, 030001, China
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Pakistan Border
When the bus rolled into Tashkurgan I thought I made a mistake leaving beautiful Karakul Lake to come see this border town. After checking into a dorm room at the New Traffic Hotel (not sure when it was new...maybe 1980?), I wandered into the two streets that form the 4 blocks of the commercial and only active part of the city. I thought, yeah, …
Khotan to Cherchen
After saying my goodbyes to the Americans who were taking the trans-desert highway to Korla, I took a taxi to the bus station. My sleeper bus left at 10.30 Beijing time and it took us to 14.15 to reach Keriya where we stopped for 2 hours. I had lunch at one of the small restaurants outside the station there. The second leg of the journey through …
Cherchen to Charklik
Got up the next morning at 7.00 am to be sure of getting a ticket. Ian had said there was a bus for Charklik this morning but that tickets went quickly. Had breakfast outside and secured my ticket at 8.30, one of the last on the bus. After the usual security checks, i.e. x-raying the bags and passengers, and we were off for 9.00am. An english …
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... besten Studenten auf die Beine gestellt haben sowie... vom Skifahren (was dank zahlreicher Berge in der Nähe im Winter auch kein Problem ist).
Morgen beginnt unsere letzte Woche hier in Taiyuan... es gibt noch viel zu tun: Abschlussklausuren müssen vorbereitet werden, letzte organisatorische Arbeiten wollen erledigt werden und natürlich möchten wir die verbleibende Zeit nutzen, um noch möglichst viel mit ...
The South End of Naishengtang
... br> Our girl is that; a person who will always have a lot of pieces in her background that combine to form her complex history rooted in old traditional practices, but with that past overpowered by her bright sparkle, shine and shimmer for all around her to see.
[An odd Chinese practice to make note of: After a child is abandoned, it is necessary for the government to place an ad in the paper to let the ...



