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Ink gardens
Xiao Mao here.
I drew some pictures while at the gardens in Suzhou. This is a small, artificial mountain:
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Only in the sun of civilization
Xiao Mao here. I am a bit tired from all the cool stuff I did today. So I will leave you with some important advice found in the Net Master's Garden in Suzhou:
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Happy New Year!
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Beijing 1: I'm an ex-pat, not a tourist!
Xiao Mao here. Back from Beijing and ready to write! There are so many things I could write about, and I'll try to do them all this time, unlike my solitary Harbin post which ended up like a Siamese twin with one half stillborn ( Read more... ) -
Harbin 1: Китайский Петерь
Kristina here. I've been trying to write this post for days, but every time something has gone wrong, cumulating with yesterday's power outage. So finally, here is a post about our recent trip to Harbin! For more, you can always check our Brittany's blog, Adverb's China AdventuresLocated in the extreme north, in Hei Long Jiang province (literally ( Read more... ) -
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Haiku
Haiku gained their fame as travel poetry. In that spirit, some verses on China:
In the gray mist,
color: oranges stacked high
on a bicycle
All Chinese know how
to greet foreigners: "Hello!"
The French must hate it.
A brick stood on end
in the leaves on the sidewalk
warns: open manhole.
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Getting colder every day. This morning it was -23 C, a lot to handle for an ATL native. I'm wearing three pairs of leggings at all times and staying pretty comfortable, at least at home ( Read more... )
