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Yuntian Hotel Beijing

Jia No.3, Second Tiao, Baiguang Road, Xuanwu District Beijing, China

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... in a state of ‘undress’ when I thought I was perfectly decent!

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its me! the smaller one... so... tonight judy shone ...

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Ni Hao Beijing!

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... not us!), ash and fag buts on the floor, etc. The food was great especially dumplings and with two massive beers and big bellys we paid £4.80 – that’s 30p a bottle of massive beer!!

23rd September

There is an underground city obviously under Beijing which we really wanted to see so we agonisingly finally found an entrance to it on this day to find that it had been permanently closed L so then we went to ‘Wangfujing street’ which ...

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