Yin Long Yuan Hotel
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Summer palace in Winter.
... subway trip back to the hostel we went out for our first meal of Peking Duck, just another delicious offering this city has to give. The chefs slice it up right there in front of you and your left with with juicy, fatty and crispy goodness.
Tomorrow evening we leave Beijing and make our first overnight train journey to a small walled city called Pingyao before heading on to home of the Terracotta Warriors - Xian.
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A (Week) Day in the Life
... Wasn't it though.
8:38am: Actually see the 38 bus. I climb on board the crowded vehicle and swipe my metro card against the scanner near the entrance. At .40 kuai a ride, it costs literally pennies to use the bus system. I continue flipping through my flashcards as I brace against the bus's lurches and sudden stops.
8:40am: Nearly tumble into a short but stout old lady as the bus makes a particularly bold maneuver. "Duibuqi!" I exclaim. Sorry! ...
The First Few Days in Beijing!
... finally made it to school (the Beijing Yucai School, 北京育才学 ;校), all the students met with their Chinese host siblings and families.
There was then a small opening ceremony where people gave speeches and stuff. All the staff was introduced to the kids (including me).
We all then traveled to a nearby fancy hotel where they were holding a banquet for us. I sadly had to sit at the ...
Saturday is for shopping of course!!
... our bearings, and watch the sunset. 2 very nice glasses of wine later we went into the restaurant & had an amazing meal, very posh, very expensive & Ray's welcome treat which was lovely of him. We've both really taken to him & found that we all chatted as friends & felt really relaxed, and he seems to really like us & thinks we make a good team already. He even said in a year or two he could see us as members of ...
Hutongs, Hooters and Hoikers
... suits, but proper flannelette jammies with pandas or teddybears on them. Fashions here are mostly western - jeans, t-shirts, trainers, suits, leisure wear etc - but some Chinese men have a peculiar habit of temporarily customising their polo shirts - they roll them up to expose their bellies - 'buddha bellies' we call them. You will see a group of men strolling down the street and at least one of them will have his shirt rolled up to his manboobs, usually rubbing ...
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