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le shan
A huge sitting Buddha carved into the a mountain.
This is a couple of hours from Cheng Du.
xi an
The exact description:
White porcelian head of a barbarian.
Tang Dynasty (AD 618-907)
Excavated near suburbs of Xian.
In the same museum as the
terracotta soldiers (which weren't all that),
this confirmed that even with the Silk Road
white folk back then were discriminated.
Poor Brian.
There is a beautiful mosque in
the Muslim ghetto of Xian.
Yes, they are (cooked) goat heads. It's great
making broth, he said. Mmmm.
bei jing
The left and right wings were under renovation. It's hard to
capture the hugeness of the place without them
Looking through a crack,
weeds in the Forbidden City.
Construction workers taking a Chinese-style siesta.
shang hai
We spent alot of time in the
old Chinese and French Quarter.
The meter doesn't turn on when water drips. This old wooden sink is catching some.
Neighbors playing chess.
guang zhou
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Kuru, Brian, Cedric, Martyr's
Park in Guang Dong.
hong kong
A market in Hong Kong.
Are they are all starting to look the same to you to?
Dim sum with Kuru.
A huge sitting Buddha carved into the a mountain.
This is a couple of hours from Cheng Du.
xi an
The exact description:
White porcelian head of a barbarian.
Tang Dynasty (AD 618-907)
Excavated near suburbs of Xian.
In the same museum as the
terracotta soldiers (which weren't all that),
this confirmed that even with the Silk Road
white folk back then were discriminated.
Poor Brian.
There is a beautiful mosque in
the Muslim ghetto of Xian.Yes, they are (cooked) goat heads. It's great
making broth, he said. Mmmm.
We saw this blind man feeling
this post as if reading it. 
bei jing
The left and right wings were under renovation. It's hard to
capture the hugeness of the place without them
Looking through a crack,
weeds in the Forbidden City.Construction workers taking a Chinese-style siesta.
Great Wall at Si Ma Tai, a few
hours from Beijing. 
shang hai
We spent alot of time in the
old Chinese and French Quarter. The meter doesn't turn on when water drips. This old wooden sink is catching some.
Neighbors playing chess.Old Chinese tenements against
backdrop of new highrises. 
guang zhou
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Kuru, Brian, Cedric, Martyr's
Park in Guang Dong.Inside the house Susana's dad
grew up in, a village in Tai Shan.
Walking with on of her grandaunt's in the village
Susana's mom is from, in Suan De.
Walking with on of her grandaunt's in the village
Susana's mom is from, in Suan De.
hong kong
A market in Hong Kong.
Are they are all starting to look the same to you to?
Dim sum with Kuru.At the Sha Tin Race Course. 
Brian couldn't help himself.
Dinner with Susana's
grandmother's brother's family.
Hanging incense coils at
Man Mo Temple.
Hurried worshipped at
Wong Dai
Sin Temple
Brian couldn't help himself.
Dinner with Susana's
grandmother's brother's family. Hanging incense coils at
Man Mo Temple. Hurried worshipped at
Wong Dai
Sin Temple
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