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liuchaoyuyan on October 15, 2009 from Nanjing, China

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liuchaoyuyan on October 15, 2009 from Nanjing, China

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liuchaoyuyan on October 15, 2009 from Nanjing, China

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Life in Hangzhou

Hangzhou is one of the most beautiful city in China. In the following days, i'd like to introduce the charming city to anyone who has interest in it. Welcome to Hangzhou City.

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Lindsay on October 13, 2009 from Hangzhou, China

from the travel blog: Life in China

After 2 drive days we arrived in the centre of Kunming having got lost for 2 hours until almost 3am in the morning. We checked into a hostel and enjoyed a comfy nights sleep before driving about 2 hours out of the city to a village and all the climbing. we found a beach area near the river and...

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Clairesj on October 13, 2009 from Kunming, China

from the travel blog: Clairesj's Travel Blog

The kitchen sink

We have a kitchen sink the size of a bathroom sink in America. We have no automatic dishwasher. We do have 3 potential dishwasher children. Teenager has no interest in developing potential in this area. Little Guy and Princess actually fight to see who CAN wash the dishes. Due to the shallow...

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carseat tourist on October 12, 2009 from Harbin, China

from the travel blog: Life in Harbin as an American English Teacher

Not So So Much

Thursday September 10th We walked for about two hours up Mulan mountain along a well-maintained walk-way. The going was easy, and the efforts to maintain the area have been successful in preserving several scenic views. The mountain provided a pleasant taste of the natural climate and...

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smartwater on October 12, 2009 from Wuhan, China

from the travel blog: The easy way. Wuhan, China, fall 2009

Ethnic Museum

Sunday we decided to visit the Temple/Museum on our campus. It has recently been restored and is free. I'm not sure if it is a Province or City Museum. The restoration was really grand. I had been to the non-restored part over a year ago. They didn't let you take pictures inside the buildings...

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carseat tourist on October 11, 2009 from Harbin, China

from the travel blog: Life in Harbin as an American English Teacher

Onions, the smell of fall

The sign of fall in the treeless urban jungle is the appearance of vegetables everywhere out to dry. My 3rd year in China and I do still find this as fascinating as the leaf changes in the South. My awe is the amazing places they will put the veggies. And how they are so symmetrical and orderly...

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carseat tourist on October 10, 2009 from Harbin, China

from the travel blog: Life in Harbin as an American English Teacher

Primer día, vuelos y llegada a Shanghái

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Alejandrodg on October 10, 2009 from Shanghai, China

from the travel blog: Un lucense en Shanghái

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