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Baota Hotel Beijing

No.40 Zhuanta Hutong, Xicheng District Beijing, China

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A Walking Tour...

A travel blog entry by eljimark

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... Some not quite dead yet. Thank god we just had breakfast...

After passing through a lovely park, we come upon the entrance to the Forbidden City. Mao's picture adorns the entrance gate which is shrouded in some construction scaffolding. Across the street is Tian'an Man Square. We will see both areas in more detail tomorrow so we set off east towards the well known Silk Market. We pass through several neighborhoods, some more ...

Quien dijo que ir de shopping era divertido????

A travel blog entry by larutadeldragon

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... las tiendas más alejadas de las escaleras eléctricas te atienden mejor.

El mercado de la Seda esta sobre la línea 1, parada Yong´anli, la salida A te deja exactamente bajo este centro de consumo, aquí es más factible conseguir bolsos, maletas, muchas perlas, baratijas de todo tipo y ropa, pero es menos abundante en relojes y cosas electrónicas, cada uno de estos mercados tiene su particularidad, aunque los precios son más o menos iguales en todas partes, mi ...

The voice of figure skating

A travel blog entry by frisbeemoose

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... fortunate to experience three more times and, with any luck, with more opportunities in the future too. The Universiade was a one off, but China holds regular international skating championships. Every year they have the Cup of China which is part of a series event called the Grand Prix of Figure Skating. Six of these competitions are held in different countries around the world, attracting the top international skaters who compete for a ...

Xiang Shan Once More

A travel blog entry by asianace206

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... winds. I once again saw many red wishes tied to trees, and they were the brightest red objects in the entire park. After a couple of group photos and chitchatting, we headed back on down via the stairs. It seemed longer the second time down than my previous trip. However, we made it to the base of the park, and rode the bus back into Wudaokou. It was blustery, cold and the park was lacking in red leaves, but it was nice to leave the city and view the urban life from onto a mountain.
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Last day in Beijing

A travel blog entry by duckfan2448

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My last day in China started by seeing one of the most iconic sights of China which is a Nike sweatshop just kidding I'm talking about the Great Wall of course! The Great Wall is quite a hike. No wonder they say your not a man until you've climbed the Great Wall. It was tough for me but not as tough as Taishan mountain. My cardio training definitely helped me with the climb.

Lunch was again at one of those Westernized Chinese ...

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