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    Tunde, our driver: by pecosbiff, Views[357]
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         		 Such a magnificent building. : by mazystar, Views[595]
         		 The amazing Dr. Sun Yat Sen Memorial Hall in Guangzhou. The hall was constructed between 1929 and 1931 and is a monument to Dr Sun Yat Sen (1866-1925), a Chinese revolutionary and political leader who co-founded the Kuomintang (Chinese Nationalist Party).: by mazystar, Views[782]
         		 Beijing Lu, the main shopping strip in Guangzhou.: by mazystar, Views[782]
         		 Outside the Irish pub 'The Paddy Feilds' in Guangzhou with Leith and Mark.: by mazystar, Views[1396]
     
    servus vienna :-D: by d_o, Views[393]
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         		 tennis stadion: by d_o, Views[390]
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         		 seafood essen - geile sache: by d_o, Views[255]
         		 Oops. Someone lit too much incense. : by mazystar, Views[463]
     
    There were lots of circles of lily plants with baby fish swimming around them.: by mazystar, Views[512]
         		 HUGE lily pads in the Nanputuo Temple gardens. They were seriously massive. This water was teaming with fish and turtles. : by mazystar, Views[655]
         		 A wishing pond inside the temple grounds. People have thrown in a lot of money and apparently, every now and again the monks jump in the ponds with a net and get all the notes and coins out. : by mazystar, Views[585]
         		 Visitors praying outside one of the temple buildings. I read this on a plaque by one of the temple buildings and I found it interesting: I've reworded it slightly because it wasn't written in very understandable English.) To pray, light an incense stick and offer it to Buddah, Dharma, Sangah and to all living beings. You're not suppose to blow the incense out, as that's a sign of irreverence. You have to wave the stick around until it goes out. Then you imagine Buddha and Bodhisattva appear in front of you to accept the offering. Then you worship Buddha in front of a statue of him. You bow three times and every time you rise up, recite
         		 The main temple building that houses many huge statues.: by mazystar, Views[449]
     
    Entrance of Nanputuo. : by mazystar, Views[635]
         		 Lily plant and a fishy. :D : by mazystar, Views[547]
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         		 The small mountain range behind the temple is known as the Wulao Peaks.: by mazystar, Views[530]
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         		 In Xiamen city we went to the Nanputuo Temple, which dates back to the Tang Dynasty (618 – 907). It's a huge tourist attraction, but also a fully working temple. : by mazystar, Views[576]
         		 Tea anyone? : by mazystar, Views[462]
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         		 The Gulangyu bay.: by mazystar, Views[426]
     
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