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The Foreigners
... each of these stores are about a hour away from where I live, so not a easy trek for me. Ok, so that is little history about foreigners and expats now here is a story about some of these expats and/or foreigners.
My roomy and I decided to go have breakfast Sunday morning and there are two places near we live that serves a good breakfast. The first place is called the Bridge Cafe. The Bridge Cafe is a great place to go, it has lined shelves of books and there is ...
The Great Wall and All Things That Are Great
... other land marks like Tian’anmen and The Great Hall of the People but no luck. I was standing exactly where it was showing on the map and it did not exist. It was so frustrating! I must have walked back and forth across two intersecting streets for 45 minutes in the rain. If it was as easy as just crossing the street it wouldn’t have been so bad but because of the population, pedestrians can’t just leisurely cross the road. ...
Shopping - Eating - Cable TV
... ping pong competition- women’s doubles
Let the adventures begin.........................!
... Russia). Also, having spent just under 3 months in the world's most populated country, I actually relish the chance to be in the world's most sparsely populated country, where it would probably be difficult to find a person who will be in my photos, rather than doing my best to screen out all the people in my photos, thinking of which, I don't think that I managed to do, not even once in China!
I spent my last night in Beijing (last night) with a fellow ...
It all begins here!!!!
... Emperors called Chang Ling. Emperor Chang Ling was emperor in China between 1360 and 1424, he was buried with his wife and 16 concubines, but can not get to the graves. The tomb was very nice with pavilions and halls. I walked right to the spirit tower and up the stairs to the mound round the back where the Emperor was buried. On the way was a pavilion and inside the pavilion was a big statue of the Emperor and lots of headdresses that would have been worn by the ...
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