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Beijing City yeah yeah wow...
Hi all so i know we promised a blog this eveneing...
We are going to have to apologise unfortunately as we rose at 6.15 this morn hit the breakfast buffet and have been go go go ever since...
we saw the
1 Summer Palace
2 Pearl store....Needless to say han has new earings..
3 The Temple of Heaven
4 Tianamen Square< …
Viewing the Presidential Election from China
... Weiwei also mentioned to us that people eat 冰糖葫芦 bingtanghulu, sugar-coated hawthorn berries, because the single stacking of berries represents being single. I had eaten some 冰糖葫芦 bingtanghulu the previous week after a friend's recommendation, and the candied haws are very, very sweet. The following week Dylan bought the same kind of treat, only instead of getting one with candied haws he got one ...
Take a Wok on the wildside
... priced at 30 Yuan, approached the stallholder and ordered two. “You wan Chinese vegetables too?” he asked “Yes please” please I replied, we haven’t seen many vegetables so far and this would be welcome as we are both exhibiting the early signs of scurvy. Dan handed over 100 Yuan note, expecting 70 change as we were going to pay separately, the vendor, pocketed the note and looked blankly at us. Now, as anyone ...
Badgered in Beijing
... br>
The metro was surprisingly easy since they had made it very english-friendly after the Olympics 4 years ago. It was also 20p for any journey across the city! I found my hostel (The Happy Dragon) with minimal fuss as all the street signs also have english translations. I chilled out for a few hours, then went to Tiananmen to meet with the others. This was the first instance I had of Chinese people taking random pictures of me, most probably because I ...
Road to Beijing\meeting omri
... to the country’s independence. In hebrew. Bizarre. Ah, forgot to mention I had to spend about half of the 28-hour sleeper bus pretty much spooning the Japanese guy due to lack of room. my innocence is still intact though. barely.
Made it to Kunming. The smells, the sounds, this semi-familiar place, for the second time in a while, it felt like a messed-up homecoming. Waltzed into the Cloudland Hostel where I stayed last time around and met up with ...