Beijing musings
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China was a whole new world..
a mixture between ecclectic modernization and in-your-face sorta tradtions.
Besides the incessant spittings from the Chinese pple,
and the weird tongue-rolling Beijing accent,
we were constantly thrilled and amused
by these true to their hearts Chinese.
First thing first, FOOD!
Pekin duck and spicy chicken!
the signboard reads DOG FOOD for sale.
i didnt try that!
the street where our backpacker hostel was located,
is part of their traditional neighbourhood hutong,
i loved that quaint traditional feeling.
in the Forbidden City
No offense to his modesty,
check out this lil kid’s pants!
specifically the groin area..
bamm! our fren told us they do tt to all kids
make it easy for them to shit anywhere!
the colours
jumpin to the joy of being in ancient world
of the Forbidden City
of the Forbidden City
THE GREAT WALL
one of the best parts of our trip,
climbing the majestic Great Wall.
acrobatic show
we were in the mood to be pampered,
tried out Imperial Cuisine at an Imperial Restaurant.
it was truely imperialistic prices (thanks to Heiko)
we were lucky to not have been washing their plates…
Tiananmen Square
One of the best pictures taken
it shows the tranquility of this ancient city…
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