Last night in Beijing. Shops and buskers.
That's it. The next day I flew back to the UK. I continue to blog at iambetsylamborn.blogspot.se

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Last night in Beijing. Shops and buskers.
That's it. The next day I flew back to the UK. I continue to blog at iambetsylamborn.blogspot.se
The Forbidden city from outside, you can see the walls, watch towers, and moat.
The Forbidden City. There were so many people and it was so hot. amazing and beautiful though. I've got so many pictures.
It was so quiet, right in the centre of Beijing and I couldn't hear any traffic noise at all. Beautiful!
Walking around: polite no-door knocking signs, graffiti, and the Chinese national art gallery
I never posted my last photos!
I'm just going to sort them out and post now. Sorry!
Got lost and found this amazing trendy bar. Freshly made iced tea anyone?
I'm in Beijing!
I got to Beijing about 4pm on Saturday, I got to the hotel about 5.30- all those things they say about Beijing traffic? Completely true.
On Sunday, I went up The Great Wall at Mutianyu- one of the*less* touristy places (apparently). First of all, you have to go up the mountain on a ski lift optimistically called a 'cable car'
It was really foggy, but it looked like this:
I spent three hours walking the wall, before giving up and going to explore the market at the base.
Today, I aimed to walk to
Square via the Chinese National Art Museum, but I got lost, and found myself wandering past these Ming Dynasty city walls....
And wandering about through some hutongs...
Then I tried to find the silk market, but got really lost. So I gave up and now I'm going to meet a friend for dinner.
Tomorrow's plan = today's plan- the getting lost. Possibly more taxis will be involved.
Last Day in Hohhot
So, today's my last day in Hohhot. I went and looked around Five Tower Temple (pretty much the only big tourist draw in the city), went for a walk in Xingchen Park, and went out for lunch.
Later I'm going to go to go to school, pick up my final pay, and then get my Mongolian jacket.
There are photos of all of these things, but I've packed my SD card reader...
I am drinking this beer. It tastes of flowers.
Blergh.
I've just finished my last day of teaching
A bit sad. I didn't make a big deal about leaving, and for the students, I suppose it's inevitable: foreigners come and go.
I've got two more days in Hohhot, fly to Beijing on Saturday, and then in a week I'll be back in the UK.
*face*
Coat
I've just been measured for my Mongolian coat, I was going to have a traditional style dress made (at my boss' suggestion), but I saw the coat and decided it was to beautiful.
It will be ready in four/five days. So excited.
I told my students that class was finished, and it was time to go home. They objected, saying they wanted to keeping playing games.
Then they objected to my protest art...
Parking attendent logic:
No one should park in front the doors of the bank. Perhaps these bollards and barriers won't stop them. I'll cordon it off too, but where to tie the cordon? Obviously tie it to the two cars that are parked perfectly properly. No you can't move them.
Best mannequins ever.
Did I mention I fell off my bike?
Ow.
A couple buying fish from the wet market, Renmin Lu.