Tianxing Hotel Beijing
3rd East Zone, Tiantongyuan East, Changping District Beijing, China
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Great Wall and Kung Fu
... dance duet. The show was subtitled above the stage in English, but there was also an English voice over and some sweet Chinese singing.
It went Scene 1- initiation,
Scene 2- Learning,
Scene 3- Casting of Iron,
Scene 4-Illusion of fairy,
Scene 5- Remorse,
Scene 6-Passing the Temple Gate,
Last scene- Enlightenment.
We bought the DVD afterwards for M to see as we knew he’d be interested.
3 or 4 doors down was Mr ...
Beijing bumper edition!
... highlights how impressive this building is - but the running track is now home to Segway riders who are mostly young children. Wanting to get onto the track Gareth decided to investigate a ride on the Segway but with a half hour wait we decided against it.
A hour later and melting with the intensity of the sun we headed back to the hotel to shower and get ready for our final evening with the group. However this was slightly more difficult than we first ...
The Chinese Way
... our cab dropped us off so I suggested we walk in that direction to see if something was on the way. Worst case, we know Hooters has food and although the waitresses wear tank tops, we won't be bothered with any 'belly dancing.' On the way we see heaps of touristy places all looking quite pricey. One in particular was a beer hall, and by that time we were cold, tired and hungry so we decided to go for it. Although the food was more expensive than we'd been used ...
New Year's Day & Peking Duck
... was a dirty Pekingese dog running around the small restaurant and a little girl about four years old chasing after the dog, hitting it with a Chinese flag, and, every now and then, kicking it. The little girl stopped to stare at me, I told her "ni hao," and she darted behind me and hit me with her flag. Everyone in the restaurant, including the little girl's family, the wait staff, and us, found the commotion very ...
Nat'l Holiday Part 1 - Beijing
... that turned out to be similar to a Chinese version of Disney World's Epcot, except COMPLETELY abandoned and only containing things within China - which is kind of amazing in itself, that China has enough diversity and amazing sights within itself to make a 50 hectare park. 56 ethnicities were covered, each with its own little mock city, landscape, buildings, etc. 56 miniature fake towns!!!! Anyone who knows my love of fake/miniature things knows that I was in absolute heaven! ...


