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... so late and neither of us speak a word of Chinese! So we finally arrive in Xian airport in Communist, highly bureaucratic China ready for the harshest customs inspection ever and are whizzed through, no questions, no waiting, no bag checks - by FAR, the ...
In the morning I went to the Forest of Stone Tablets, a museum with the heaviest collection of books in the world being that they're all made of gigantic stone tablets, some ten feet high, and there are 2300 of them! Then I got in trouble for taking ...
... differences in culture and dress was very interesting and we tried some of the food from the street vendors. Our stop over in Xi'an was only a flying visit and we stayed only one night there. Next stop is Chengdu in the Sichuan Province. ...
... found my way, eventually, to the Giant Mosque which was erected in 1250 AD during the Tang dynasty and is the largest mosque in China. That night the Korean girl, Un Jung, told me that she hadn't been out at night because she was traveling alone and that ...
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Dancing Pizza Hut waiters
Posted on May 8, 2008, 10:57:41
The waitress staff at McDonalds in Xi'an, China do as well. I saw them dancing outside the shop every time I walked passed. Now I feel jipped I lived in San Ya for 4 months and I live in ChengDu now and I have never seen this. I have only had ...
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China's Terracotta Army exhibit
Posted on Nov 2, 2007, 09:32:49
... 39;s Terracotta Army The British Museum, London. until 8 April 2008. Featuring a number of the terracotta warriors from Xi'an, China. Entry: £ 12 - bookings advised. Regards, David Berghouse Author: Museum-Tracker Hi David I really enjoyed the ...
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China's Terracotta Army exhibit
Posted on Oct 12, 2007, 17:27:48
The First Emperor: China's Terracotta Army The British Museum, London. until 8 April 2008. Featuring a number of the terracotta warriors from Xi'an, China. Entry: £ 12 - bookings advised. Regards, David Berghouse Author: Museum-Tracker
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Clebrating Chinese New Year With a Farmer's Family
Posted on Nov 10, 2009, 02:44:44
Hello, i am Gary from Xi'an China. work here as a professional English tour guide. Chinese Spring festival is not far, anyone who wants to celebrate chinese new year with a farmers family in a village. you can contact me. email; gary1121@126.com my web ...
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