Home Inn (Xiamen Lundu)
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Fall in love with Gulangyu Island
... that needs ticket in the island. The museum is quaint and classic and courtyard is quiet and delightful. Shade sprinkle on the ground. The museum is unlike the piano Museum which has many restrictions. Pipe organ music echoes in the hall.
Huandao Road, treasures of Xiamen
Facing the sea, the color of seawater and the texture of sand are not good enough in Xiamen. Several kilometers of coast in the southeast of ...
Views of Xiamen
Well, my time here in Xiamen is almost up. I have three more days left and they will go by fast. So I'll bundle up and try to stay warm through them all. The temperature isn't that cold but when it is the same temperature inside as outside, you begin to feel it.
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Xiamen Round 2
... The Chinese view the body differently than doctors in the West do. They also use different terms that sound so odd in Western standards; meridians, dampness, fire, qi. Once you get used to the terminology, Chinese medicine makes so much sense. And it should. It’s been practiced for over three millenniums. If I ever give you random advice about health at home that sounds like gibberish, forgive me. I’m really excited ...
土楼 Tulou
On Saturday, Harry and his girlfriend, Yuyu, showed Lorren, Noelle (Lorren's sister), and me the tulous. A tulou ("to-low") is a house made out of earth, it is typically four stories high, and it is only made in Fujian province. Most tulous are circular. When the United States first saw satellite images of this area, they were very concerned with the circular structures everywhere. They thought the tulous were nuclear reactors.
Lorren, Noelle, and I met up with Harry and Yuyu by ...
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