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  • Some sights around GaochunI'm still testing out my knee, so I went to Zhou "garden" (not really a garden) and Wenfeng pagoda, which was impressive, but difficult for me to climb. I have been feeling very lazy and also completely beat down by Posted by baixing in No Fixed Address | Nov 4, 2024
  • Couple of trips to HangzhouA couple of weeks ago, I went to Hangzhou for a job fair. I didn't find a job, but I met a Chinese guy named Min Jie. We hung out a couple of times in the West Lake area, it Posted by baixing in No Fixed Address | Oct 25, 2024
  • 2023 - China (Part 4 - Emei Shan and Chengdu) Tuesday 25 July A travel day from Yangshuo to Emei Shan. Firstly train number D1762 from what is called "Yangshuo Station", even though it is about 25 km from the city. This was a very sce Posted by nzhamsta in Glynn's travel blog | Jul 30, 2023
  • A long weekend in XuzhouI was extremely disappointed in my location again this semester. It took me 2.5 hours to get to the train station on the teacher bus and it took me 3 hours to get back from the train station on the Posted by baixing in No Fixed Address | Sep 10, 2024
  • Gucheng Lake "Slow City"I do not recommend this place on a hot day. Today it was 88F but it felt like Dante's inferno in the "slow city" of Gaochun, my new home, until hopefully August, if these people hire me back for another Posted by baixing in No Fixed Address | Sep 2, 2024
  • 2023 - China (Part 3 - Yangshuo and surrounding area) Monday 24 July Two breakfasts this morning, one lot of McDonalds and one portion of noodles. After this feast, we caught a taxi to Silver Cave ( 银子岩). This is a huge cave about 18km from Ya Posted by nzhamsta in Glynn's travel blog | Jul 25, 2023
  • A Day in LuoyangIf China can have fast and efficient rail service all over the vast nation, there is no reason the US can't! Oh, I forgot! US auto and gas companies pay lobbyists to pay our congress and politicians to convince the populace Posted by pscotterly in A New Decade | Jul 29, 2024
  • BeijingWe spent 2 weeks in Beijing. The day after we arrived in Beijing we went to Chao Yang Park (Sun Park) and rented a duck boat. It was very slow, but we had fun driving it around the lake. [img Posted by JennyLutao in Summer 2024 | Jul 20, 2024
  • China Deep Dive: HuanglongxiOne aspect of Chengdu that had surprised me was that it didn’t feel much different from Beijing or any other major Chinese cities we’d visited. We had visited some cool nightlife areas but overall the city felt fairly generic. I Posted by zzlangerhans in Fledgling Explorers | Dec 25, 2023
  • ChangdeWe were in Changde for 2 weeks. It was raining almost everyday, so we didn't explore as much as we wanted. We played at arcades, played Township (a game on our phones and tablets), and went go carting three times. Posted by JennyLutao in Summer 2024 | Jul 2, 2024
  • Birthday Celebrations in ChangdeWe celebrated both Logan and Lizzy's birthdays in Changde since Lizzy's was up in the mountains of Jiuzhaigou. We went to 2 arcades. The first one was for free because we found tokens and won more tokens with those. We Posted by JennyLutao in Summer 2024 | Jun 27, 2024
  • Arriving in ChangdeWe left our Jiuzhaigou hotel at 7 am to drive to the closest train station. We arrived at the train station at about 11 am and made it to the Chengdu train station 2 hours later around 1 pm. We Posted by JennyLutao in Summer 2024 | Jun 25, 2024
  • Huanglong and Jiuzhaigou National ParksWe got on a train in Chengdu to start our journey to Huanglong and Jiuzhaijou. We barely made the train and were one of the last people to board. Sadly, grandma missed it and took the next one. When we Posted by JennyLutao in Summer 2024 | Jun 24, 2024
  • Chengdu Panda BaseWe took Air China from Paris to China. It was a 9 hour flight from Paris to Beijing. We had a connection flight in Beijing to Chengdu. We got meals on the planes. We got dinner, breakfast, and at the Posted by JennyLutao in Summer 2024 | Jun 22, 2024
  • Goodbye Beijing This morning we packed our bags before visiting the [[https://www.lonelyplanet.com/china/beijing/temple-of-heaven-park-and-dongcheng-south/attracti Posted by pscotterly in A New Decade | Jun 19, 2024
  • What I Did See in Beijing/What I Didn’t See in Beijing Traditional Hutong Neighborhood and Home of Song Qui Ling Did See The first activity we did as a tour group was to hop on our luxu Posted by pscotterly in A New Decade | Jun 15, 2024
  • I Arrive in China By the time I arrived at the hotel, I already missed Japan. Where were the obsequious people whose only responsibility was to bow and smile as Posted by pscotterly in A New Decade | Jun 9, 2024
  • China Part 2Friday 31st May After breakfast today we went to the airport for our 2-hour flight to Chengdu. We flew Chengdu Airlines. A few views from the plane. Our last view of Tibet. M Posted by shaneandnicola in China & Tibet | Jun 3, 2024
  • Tibet Part 2Saturday 25th May This morning we were up at 5am to have breakfast and get ready to hit the road at 6am. We wanted to get to a special viewing point for sunrise. We arrived at the main gate in the dark Posted by shaneandnicola in China & Tibet | May 30, 2024
  • Tibet Part 1Monday 20th May 2024 This morning we headed to the airport. Upon arrival there were issues with our travel permit to Tibet. Luckily we had a Chinese guide who was able to sort it out. We just got to the gate Posted by shaneandnicola in China & Tibet | May 24, 2024
  • Yixing for the Glass floor bamboo forest, Linggu Cave etc.This whole town is built on one road and there is one bus going up and down this road. It reminded me a lot of Niagara on the Lake, except this town has a lot of tearooms instead of wineries. Posted by baixing in No Fixed Address | May 20, 2024
  • The Nanjing Folk Museum and the Ming ShipyardAfter spending the morning at the hospital, I went to book my train ticket and decided to just take the cheapest train to Yixing at around 9 p.m. That meant I had a bunch of time to kill in Nanjing. Posted by baixing in No Fixed Address | May 20, 2024
  • China Part 1Saturday 11th May 2024 and Sunday 12th May 2024 Today we flew to Sydney for our flight to China. We are heading to the city of Kunming. There were quite a few flights involved. Adelaide to Sydney, Sydney to Guangzhou and Posted by shaneandnicola in China & Tibet | May 19, 2024
  • Is it really you Nanjing man?I believe today that I saw Nanjing man's skull, finally. I went to the Nanjing Municipal Museum and there it was. Two pieces of two different skulls of two people that could've been the missing link. I think the jury's Posted by baixing in No Fixed Address | May 7, 2024
  • Uncrowded Jingsi GardenThe last day of my holiday, I spent at Jingsi Garden, south of Suzhou. The distance from the city made it a lot less crowded. I could probably count on two hands all the people that were there that day. Posted by baixing in No Fixed Address | May 5, 2024
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