Zhongyan Hotel Beijing

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... longer ride, we were somewhat scammed there) rickshaw ride through the hutongs. Hutongs are the old part of Beijing, the old narrow alleyways of ramshackle courtyard homes. Many were destroyed to make way for the Olympic venues. We wanted to do that because we're not sure how much longer those will be there. They might all be torn down to make way for new high rise apartments. Who knows?

We went to the night market ...

... hip hop, and really, we could have been anywhere. After our time with Frank and in South China I really didn't expect to be hearing TuPac and Wu Tang and everything. Of course I was reminded of the Dave Chappelle skit from Chappelle's Show with the "Racial Draft." In it different races get to draft someone of mixed race as their own... The Wu Tang Clan gets drafted by the Asians (they are not actually Asian...). Anyways...look it up on youtube ...

... mørke og kulde. Derfor delte vi også en taxi det sidste stykke ind til centrum, en metrotur virkede ikke så fristende. Heldigvis skulle vi begge til Houhai. Jeg havde nemlig en aftale med Anthony og nogle andre om middag og efterfølgende tatovering. - bare rolig ikke til mig. Vi spiste på et lille usselt sted, og jeg kom, da folk havde spist det meste af maden. Nadia, som er praktikant på det samme sted som Anthony, skulle have farvelagt en enorm tatovering p ...

... North America. Pro-Tibetan activist Nicole Rycroft, 41, of Vancouver, was deported from China this week for unfurling a "Free Tibet" banner in Beijing. Meanwhile, the vast majority of Chinese Buddhists who are not Tibetan, the roughly 100 million who follow Pure Land Buddhism, have continued their quietistic ways during the sporting event, staying out of political trouble while honouring celestial beings and pursuing their private nirvana. However, a small group of Chinese ...

... met 2 people who had met alaskans traveling. we got on the overnight train to xian on hard sleepers. we were crammed into the top bunks for the duration. our stay in beijing was hard. i think we are very road weary and things like being unable to escape smoke and the dirt and pollution are trying. plus, the cold i had in korea was giving me its all. coming here well rested for a short visit would be very interesting and informative. funny stuff we have seen: a vendor getting ...

... between the land on one side or the other - the trees are the same the soil is the same, there is no different between the people on either side - they look the same naked, they have the same DNA, their culture is probably very similar, but sometime in the past, someone in a capital city far away drew a line and that became China and Vietnam. What's more, 5000 years ago, there was no China, because no one had thought it up yet, then later in ...

... walk around the park taking many photos and observing the active elderly population. Compared to back home, it's lovely to see the parks here being used for such a variety of activities. It almost feels as though we have the misty park full of elderly Chinese all to ourselves. Tiantan Park is part of the Temple of Heaven complex. The Temple of Heaven, literally the Altar of Heaven is a complex of Taoist buildings situated in southeastern urban Beijing, in Xuanwu District. The ...

... read labels makes shopping an entirely new adventure. I cobble together a dinner of snack food (drinkable yogurt, cheese, bread, crackers, and green grapes) for about US$4. I really don't have much appetite, as this tour has been a food-fest from beginning to end. Between paying bills online and doing correspondence, the day is ending before I know it. I'll be on my way home tomorrow! Hurrah! Hugs, Dan

... 1 flight (although the you are jammed in like sardines) # 2 soft sleeper # 3 hard sleeper # 4 sleeper-bus # 5 ************ train (# 5.5 the elusive soft seat on a train) and #6 is pretty obviously the most uncomfortable and should be avoided at all costs no seat on a train. My two last days in Beijing were to just see a couple of things I wanted to see so this will be a short blurb: 1) After seeing Lenin in Moscow I was excited about seeing Mao's pickled body but to ...