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The not-so-forbidden City
... to David there were less people than yesterday at 1pm - when we gave up entering after seeing the queues for the tickets!)!
It's definitely beautiful, the golden roofs, the sharp colours of reds, greens, and blues, the statues and the stone carvings... But some of the magic is taken away by the crowds, and it's hard to imagine it was "forbidden" once. Luckily there are some more popular and less popular areas, and we ...
Kunming to Beijing and the Great Wall
... places. I booked a trip to see the Great Wall. I chose the trip that went the furtherest away as I figured there would be less people there. It was supposed to take an hour and a half, it took three hours. But was worth it as the Wall is quite monumental. I took the gondolas up and then walked up onto the actual wall and walked as far as the "Flower Fort" . The last part of the walk was a 100 ...
Lente komt eraan!!
... lichte haarkleur toch een stuk interessanter is dan zon stukie muur. Ook maken ze vaak stiekem een foto van je met hun telefoon. De muur zelf is een impressive stukje architectuur en bouwkunst.... Slingerend door het berglandschap ligt de 2,5 meter hoog een 3 meter brede muur. Sommige delen van de muur zijn goed begaanbaar door de trappen die er zijn aangelegd, echter zijn er ook stukken die heel stijl zijn en waar geen trappen zijn. Wat ...
Eat Shop Look
... of thousands. His supporters reacted with donations in the form of a casual toss of cash over his home fence. He has one piece in the Ullens Center of Contemporary Art that we sought out - a gold fly swatter. (If you're interested, read more here: http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2011/10/ 13/ap/tech/main20119687.shtml?tag=mncol ;lst;9)
There were several standout pieces including a line of seven flat screens, each with different scenes, but with the same ...
Welcome to Beijing!!!
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Beijing is decidedly cleaner, less congested and has a more welcoming disposition than Shanghai and Xi'an. There is still alot of people here in this city but they just seem more spread out, unrushed and we are not closed in by high rise buildings and apartments. Xi'an was set in a visably historic setting with the intact ancient wall, but it was also grey and dusty. Shanghai was bustling and full of foriegn influence, commerce and commercial bright lights and bill boards that ...
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