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Mar 25, 2009 - About Chinese Food

The type of food in the region of China I went to is really nothing like the “Chinese food” we have in restaurants here at home. The area I visited had a style of food preparation closest to that of Beijing cuisine; however, being a port city, Tianjin makes use of its abundance of available seafood. ... I would have to say I am probably a more adventurous eater than most, but I’m no Andrew Zimmern.The type of food in the region of China I went to is really nothing like the “Chinese food” we have in restaurants here at home. The area I visited had a style of food preparation closest to that of Beijing cuisine; however, being a port city, Tianjin makes use of its abundance of available seafood. ... I would have to say I am probably a more adventurous eater than most, but I’m no Andrew Zimmern....

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Oct 1, 2007 - Beijing, China

If you went to Washington DC on the 4th of July to visit the Washington Monument and watch the fireworks, you would expect crowds and bad traffic.If you went to Washington DC on the 4th of July to visit the Washington Monument and watch the fireworks, you would expect crowds and bad traffic....

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Jun 14, 2006 - Beijing

Danny had to take a week out of writing updates on the web page to go back to the UK for a weeks work.Danny had to take a week out of writing updates on the web page to go back to the UK for a weeks work....

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Aug 18, 2005 - The Great Wall Of China

Day four of the itinerary stated "An invirogating walk across one of the remotest parts of the Great Wall of China.Day four of the itinerary stated "An invirogating walk across one of the remotest parts of the Great Wall of China....

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May 22, 2005 - Beijing, China

People here are surprisingly friendly! I learned 8 words of Chinese that I like to think helped.People here are surprisingly friendly! I learned 8 words of Chinese that I like to think helped....

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