Xiangyuan Binguan
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Experience Picturesque East China
... and seeing the flowing river water, you can enjoy the scenes changing as water flows.
Furthermore, East China is beautiful for its celebrities: Confucius, Mencius, Zhuang Zi, Mo Zi who was good at military and administration of the state. East China is the place under the glow of ancient brilliance and for cultivating the earliest thinking of kindheartedness. The diligent hard work ...
Hangzhou :The most beautiful city
... finding a teahouse and spending not much money, you can taste tea and pastries as you pleased. Spending one day there is to taste the local life of Hangzhou.
Stories in Hangzhou
All China’s most poignant love stories took place in Hangzhou. The stories of Fan Li and Xi Shi in Spring and Autumn Period, Liang Shanbo and Zhu Yingtai in Eastern Jin Dynasty, or Xu Xian and Bai Suzhen ...
Travelling again... that seems common :D
This time I am going by train. sometime soon I will upload a few photos, I took the overnight train, (2pm in the afternoon to 7:30am in the morning) from Hangzhou to Shenzhen, then a quick hop across the border and metro to Wan Chai where the Visa office is.
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West Lake, Hangzhou
... beautiful, and there were many different boats that you could board to visit the other side of the lake. We chose to walk, knowing that we would come back here another day, and have a boat ride then.
Dancing, roller blading, hip-hop, singing, and large groups of men, all listening to a single person in their group, (maybe it was story-telling), were some of the activities we saw. Watching the sun go down was magical, especially with boats still on the lake. The ...
Hangzhou – very beautiful but too popular
... places in their own city? How can a local bus driver not know the major regional bus stop on his line? The advice found in our travel book: Ask seven Chinese for directions and you will receive seven totally different ones, all likely to be wrong… Interestingly enough most Chinese can’t just say “no sorry I don’t know” as this would be impolite. Kind of funny (or not) that we have different interpretations of what is impolite ;-).
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