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    01 October, Tangshan - Chinese dates, fresh (yao) by: emacinat Views[304] 01 October, Tangshan - Various dishes for breakfast to be eaten in or with the porridge by: emacinat Views[204] 01 October, Tangshan - Rice porridge and sweet potato breakfast by: emacinat Views[393] 01 October, Tangshan - Rice porridge and sweet potato breakfast by: emacinat Views[209] 30 September, Moon Cakes and fruit to celebrate mid-Autumn Festival, with Chinese dates (Zao), apples, and bananas by: emacinat Views[304]
     
    01 October, Breakfast Monday - rice porridge with Chinese sweet potatoes by: emacinat Views[329] 01 October, Breakfast Monday - rice porridge with Chinese sweet potatoes (Yes, they are white.) by: emacinat Views[284]    

    Nanjing – 30 September to 03 October 2012

    CHINA | Thu, 4 Oct 2012 | By emacinat | Views [15378] | Comments [2]

    The trip to Nanjing took only about an hour and a half from Shanghai on the high-speed train, though I don’t believe we topped 298 kph.  On the way, we must have passed at least ten nuclear power plants (based on cooling towers I observed).... Read more >

    Tags: china, nanjing, sun zhongshan li, tangshan

    Photos: Tangshan

    CHINA | Mon, 1 Oct 2012 | By emacinat | Photo Gallery

    Visiting the Countryside
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    Tags: china, countryside, tangshan

     

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    Very funky part of the markets. Stallholders in the left were hanging out together sipping wine and nibbling on a communal cheese and grape platter. Much of the markets seemed to close around lunchtime as stallholders retired to upstairs rooms or were visibly
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