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Category Archives: China

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I Just Went to Wuhan — from Home!

May 8, 2020by Browsing the Atlas 9 Comments

I have just discovered a website that makes me feel like I’m actually doing a little travel right from the comfort of my chaise! It’s a dream come true! During […]

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China, Destinations, Street Food
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Knock Knock

August 14, 2013by Browsing the Atlas 13 Comments

Forget the Great Wall, Forbidden City, and the Temple of Heaven. According to my boss there is only one ‘must-do’ for anyone traveling to Beijing, and that one ‘absolute must’ […]

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China

Party by the Bird’s Nest!

August 8, 2013by Browsing the Atlas 24 Comments

Five years ago today, the Beijing Olympics kicked off with its opening ceremony at the Bird’s Nest. I watched, mesmerized, half a world away and was glued to my television […]

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China

The Elevator Pitch

July 31, 2013by Browsing the Atlas 12 Comments

Shortly after I finished writing my middle-grade novel THE WITCH WORE PINK, someone asked me what it was about. I was stumped. How in the world was I supposed to […]

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China

Weekly Photo Challenge: Masterpiece

July 27, 2013by Browsing the Atlas 29 Comments

Every time I take a trip, I find I am drawn to photographing one particular thing over and over. In Beijing, it was the roofs of Forbidden City. I won’t […]

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China

Staying in a Hutong Courtyard Hotel

July 23, 2013by Browsing the Atlas 15 Comments

On my last trip to Beijing, I took a tour through the traditional hutong alleys of Beijing, complete with a rickshaw ride and lunch in the house of a local […]

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China
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Wangfujing Snack Street

July 19, 2013by Browsing the Atlas 35 Comments

In my last post, we weren’t sure what we’d be eating. But at Wangfujing Snack Street, we knew exactly what we were eating — scorpions and tarantulas — and yet, […]

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China, Street Food

Double Chinese Happiness

July 17, 2013by Browsing the Atlas 24 Comments

Rarely has one meal made so many people happy. Last week, our tour guide pointed out a red-lanterned street known as “Ghost Street” and said that it was a famous […]

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China, Restaurant Reviews
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Mutianyu or Badaling– Which Section Should You Choose?

July 12, 2013by Browsing the Atlas 19 Comments

A trip to Beijing basically demands an excursion to the Great Wall. There are dozens of tour companies to choose from, and most focus on day visits to one of […]

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China

The Mystery of the Ferris Wheel

July 8, 2013by Browsing the Atlas 15 Comments

As always, I did lots of research prior to my trip to Beijing, because this time I was combining business with pleasure. After my week-long training ended, my husband and […]

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