Jinjiang Inn (Beijing Yuquan Road)
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Beijing - Train Adventures
TRAIN ADVENTURES Beijing population - 19,612,398 Upon arriving at Xian train station searching for the gate for our ride to Beijing, we were greeted by hundreds of Chinese commuters crammed into this moderately sized station. We snaked our way to a mid point in the throng of people once we found our gate. I don't think I mentioned it earlier but it appears the Chinese are not big on lining up, unless it is officially enforced, which it rarely is. So as we were to learn, the masses ...
China: Part I
... scooters and motorcycles and bicycles and even cars often make the sidewalk a part of the roadway, and in all cases, right of way is determined by size. This resulted in our doing 360 scans at every corner and curb cut as well as constantly scanning the sidewalk behind us to avoid becoming bowling pins. Also, recycling is seemingly nonexistent as compared to the low level in the US and the hyper-vigilance in Seoul. In an ...
Ni Hao!
Some 14.5 hours after our departure from Chicago O'Hare at 12:05 pm Monday afternoon, we have officially landed in Beijing exactly 12 hours ahead of all you state side folks. The plane ride was long, but oh so luxurious in International First Class. We basically each got an entire pod complete with various hidden compartments, personal TV screen with way to many movies and shows to count, a full reclining (very comfortable) seat turned ...
It's nice being back in the classroom
Surprising isn't it? I am a nerd, and do love learning, so being back in a classroom setting and doing what I know how to do is nice and comfortable. And I really like this program. The class I am in is a little too easy for me, but even so I still learn a lot of new vocabulary every day. And the vocabulary is really what I need most, so it is definitely helping. I got a one hundred percent on my first quiz, yay me! The other students looked at me like ...
Made it back alive even with my crappy Chinese!
... stretch to find Matt a commemorative gift for his newborn nephew and, though the walk was a fascinating array of jade jewels and antique line-ups, my feet were KILLING me. Then we found this little coffee haven to rest up before our much anticipated destination - The Tube Station (with pizzas so big you could use it for a blankie). From there we proceeded to Sanlitun - a downtown district with a wave of bars, restaurants and ...