Beijing – Summer Palace – Boat
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Beijing – Summer Palace
Beijing – Summer Palace
Since it’s summer, let’s start we beautiful Summer Palace in Beijing – highly recommended place!
Beijing – Introduction
Welcome to Beijing.
Let’s spend summer in the Chinese capital.
Will be hot and humid,
so to keep the balance,
I’ll also show you some of my winter photos from Beijing.
China – Final Impression
Today, is my last post about China this year.
But, I’m sure, I’ll show you more “Chinese impressions” one day,
and will make also a month about Beijing, which I skipped this time.
China – Hangzhou
Nice place in Hangzhou.
China – Diapers
In China, children often don’t wear diapers, but have trousers with a hole…
China – Music
In many (or even in all) Chinese parks you can met a group of older people “playing” on some instruments.
China – Tai Chi
Tai chi is a Chinese martial art (an ancient exercise).
China – Parks in Nanjing
Nanjing has also nice nature, and often you don’t feel there the crowds. 😉
China – Nanjing
Nanjing is a nice city with many tourist attractions.
In the picture, you can see part of the Xiaoling Mausoleum of Ming Dynasty.
China – Dogs
Cute dogs can be found the streets in China. 🙂
China – Lijiang
Lijiang is a lovely city in Yunnan province in China.
China – Kunming
Kunming is a big city and the capital of the Yunnan province.
China – Hangzhou
Hangzhou is a large city with a nice lake and pagoda.
China – Reed Flute Cave in Guilin
In Guilin, I visited a beautiful cave called the Reed Flute Cave.
The cave is really nice, but I don’t recommend to visit the cave, because there is a poor old turtle inside, kind of “alive mascot”; I personally consider keeping this animal there as a torture. 🙁
China – Belly…
How many bellies have you seen while visiting China in summer?
My answer:
many, too many. 😉
China – Mahjong
Do you know the Mahjong game?
China – Guilin
“I want to ride my bicycle (well, motorbike)
I want to ride my bike.” 😉
Woof, Woof 😀
China – Li River
Are you searching for a stunning “water adventure”?
Check the Li River!
You’ll love it. 🙂