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Jonstraveladventures: Dunhuang to Jiayuguan to Zhangye to Beijing

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Dr Shock searches for some enlightenment in the strange world of string theory in the hope that he may stumble across some great food and interesting experiences on this preposterous quest (England - Beijing - Santiago de Compostela - Munich - Melbourne - Cape Town). Monday, July 14, 2014. Dunhuang to Jiayuguan to Zhangye to Beijing. Caves and being entirely overfed with lamb skewers and donkey meat. I managed on that fourth day to make my way the short distance to the famous pass at Jiayuguan. The Weste...

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Sinocopia -- Life, Love, and Language in the Middle Kingdom: Strange Things in China, Part 2

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Monday, January 10. Strange Things in China, Part 2. I'm still in China! Still in Xuchang, actually. God only knows why.). Last summer (I know, it was a while ago) I took my dad traveling around the country for a couple weeks, and one thing that seemed to really get him laughing was a rather strange-but-common sight during the summertime here: the tendency of Chinese men to roll their shirts up above their bellies on a hot day, no matter when or where (or who) they are. Now the question is, after eating ...

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Roadside Pig's Ear in Shanghai (VIDEO) - Monkey Abroad

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Popular) 27 ESL Games for Large Classes. A blog about living in China and eating Chinese food. Videos, stories, photos, advice, and teaching ESL. Roadside Pig’s Ear in Shanghai (VIDEO). February 15, 2015. Pig’s ears are for sale in roadside stalls and hole-in-the-wall restaurants throughout China. Although I’ve seen it plenty of times, I hadn’t tried it until today, and turns out it’s outstandingly delicious. This is a single ear chopped into many pieces. Odd, yet so tasty. You may also like. February 19...

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Shanghai'dLex: Shanghai Bests (According to Us)

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Tuesday, June 24, 2014. Shanghai Bests (According to Us). So if you’re ever in Shanghai…. The Former French Concession, hands down. Tree-lined streets; cafes, bars, and restaurants; home to the Avocado Lady. And the U.S. Consulate. I admit, I’ve gone days (maybe weeks) without leaving the ‘hood. Best Museum for Guests. Urban Planning. It provides a great overview of this ever-expanding, ever-changing metropolis. Best Restaurant for Guests. Best Local Spot for Spicy Chinese. Aka bubble tea): These aren&#8...

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10th Chinaversary - the Beginning of the End - Ryan McLaughlin

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10th Chinaversary — the Beginning of the End. January 8, 2015. This week marks my 10th anniversary living in China. It also marks the beginning of my impending move out of China and back to Canada. It’s been a good run, but the time has come to leave. I moved to China in January 2005 as an 8-month stop-over on a journey heading towards Australia, and instead ended up making a life here. So I’ll not rehash it here. So ‘home’ I soon head, onward to the next adventure. Typhoons Blow: Living through Rammasun.

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Shanghai Oriental Pearl Tower...Cool - Adventures in China and Beyond

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Adventures in China and Beyond. Running with the Kids. Shanghai Oriental Pearl Tower…Cool. June 4, 2014. We made our way to get the tickets…and, by the way, if you ever get a chance to do this, don’t go small…go big; you have the option to buy tickets to see just the main floor, or just to the observation deck, or the grand ticket to see all the features of the Tower. We paid for the full experience, and eagerly approached this unique tower. Shanghai Oriental Pearl Tower. Cool lanterns hang in the lobby.

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Saying Farewell

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Country Fried Egg Roll. Chronicling our journey from Southern US to Shenyang, China. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. September 12, 2013. Country Fried Egg Roll. Sometimes it feels like it was all a dream. And sometimes it feels like I’m just waiting out an extended vacation before I get on a plane and fly back to China. But I’m not. At least not for a very long time. That chapter has closed for now. But all those things that should be so easy, are somehow so overwhelming. 7 thoughts o...

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The mysteries of Mandarin | Life After China

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A China blog covering news and views and all things China. Laquo; The air quality in China oh dear. The mysteries of Mandarin. Anyhow, I have been meaning to watch Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon for a long time. I think I’d only ever seen it the one time – the original time at the movies, where I loved it. How I have not seen this movie since its 2002 release is beyond me, however it was a very different experience this time around. There’s a scene where Jen (Zhang Ziyi) is visited by her desert lo...

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Just Another Blog: 2013 Chinese New Year coming

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Wednesday, 6 February 2013. 2013 Chinese New Year coming. Some goodies before the Chinese New Year. First Yu Sheng 鱼生 of the year (2013). A nice box of Mandarin Oranges (椪柑). And of cause Pineapple Tarts. Thanks for sharing . It has been a long time since I last update. Quite lazy recently. Never tried Yu Sheng, looks good! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Adventures on this World. The Long Journey Home. Aik Peng Riding Blog. Upgrade Tire for OCBC Race. Making Public Spaces Fun.