Yejian Hotel Beijing
No.35 Xitucheng Road, Haidian District Beijing, China
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Täällä taas. Nyt ehkä hieman paremmalla spiritillä. Aamulla heräiltiin siihen että huonetoverit jotain rymisteli ja teki lähtöä Kiinan ihmeelliseen maailmaan. Retkikunnan jäsenet vastasi haasteeseen kääntämällä kyljystä ja jatkamalla kuorsaamista. Jossain välissä oli sitten pakko nousta ja suorittaa aamutoimet. Tällä kertaa riipastiin omat kaffet ja teet tossa aulan oleskelutilassa. Aamupala päätettiin hoitaa sitten tien päältä ja jälleen ilman ...
From Sino-Swiss to Summer Palace then on to BLCU!
... didn’t understand
that I needed my room key to turn on the power in my room and I insisted there
was somehow a mistake and that the bellhop forgot to leave me my card and of
course, I was wrong, but I couldn’t understand this until 20 minutes after the
fact.
I haven't really been able to sleep since I've got here, but I
think that problem will take care of itself and I become increasingly tired. I
woke up (if you can call it that) at ...
In The Words of R Nixon "That Was Some Great Wall"
... how much they have restored the wall from what it looks like if it were unrestored. When we started back down we met up with Steve, the british guy, in our group who had walked all the way to tower 23 then back to tower 1, he walked very fast, and he was very tired.
For the trip down we had purchased tickets to the toboggan slide which is just like a luge track made of metal and you sit on a little cart with ...
I'm the minibus !!!!!
Chegamos a capital da China, Beijing, de historia realmente milenar. Por uma semana eu não consegui jantar com a Dilma ali no sujinho, ela pediu para eu antecipar minha ida, mas infelizmente já tinha pago a reserva do hotel e não poderia perder meus US$ 3,83....acho que não vale a pena.....rsrsrsrs
Dessa vez fui de avião, apenas 2:30 hs, pois de trem demorava 15 horas, too much...rsrsr...do aeroporto para o centro dá para ir de onibus, taxi, shuttle e claro, metro. Depois ...
First Time to Tian'anmen Square
... Chinese people... surprise surprise.... Well I ended up snapping a few pictures and noticed a building which I was told was Mao's mausoleum at the south/middle of Tian'anmen square. Apparently Mao's encased waxed body was in this building from what Forest had told us. Only half of us got to go in to see his body since we were not allowed to bring any bags or cameras in the mausoleum, so we decided that we would do this in two groups, but by the time the other ...


