These are so common in China, I don’t even notice them anymore… Posted from Beijing, Beijing, China.
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These are so common in China, I don’t even notice them anymore… Posted from Beijing, Beijing, China.
Posted from Beijing, Beijing, China.
They have been busy repairing the street now for a couple of weeks… progress is slow…
A bridge to nowhere. (朝阳路三间房) Posted from Beijing, Beijing, China.
A typical Chinese carwash, where they clean up your car inside-out for a mere ¥10, or about US$17,000 (not sure of the current exchange rate. Posted from Beijing, Beijing, China.
A corner of the canal surrounding the Forbidden City. Posted from Beijing, Beijing, China.
Some pictures taken during the Spring Festival Holidays, first a visit to the “Dream of a Red Mansion” Temple Fair, and later a day at Beijing Happy Valley.
Here are some photo’s from our trip to Xiangtan, Hunan a while back, a wedding lunch back in Beijing and a visit to the park.
While walking through the store, I noticed the music they were playing was very nice. We found out it was the new album of Hao Yun (郝云), and moreover, he was coming for a promotion concert that same afternoon! We immediately bought the album to have it autographed later ![]()
Last weekend we went out with some family and friends to climb a mountain and stay at a farm. Now, I’m sure Bailixia used to be a farming town, and there used to be a farm house on the place where we stayed, but today it’s more of a party-town and the place where we stayed is more of a countryside hotel. …