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fahmi — February 19, 2008 / 6:04 am
On China New Year, couple days ago, the Tiananment and Forbidden City became the destination for celebrate the occasion. The tourists came from any where, not only the domestic but also from abroad.
It’s about hundred thousands tourist attended in Tiananment, even the weather wasn’t quite friendly since the temperature was about 6 degree Celcius below zero. The tourists did some activities, not only walking around the places but also took some pictures and visited their relations whom live around there.
Similar condition also could be seen in Forbidden City. The long line happened since many people try to enter the Forbidden City.
Well, on holiday, people try to enjoy the situation without consider the weather. :-)
the pic is taken from here
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Carrie, Beijing
Best to enter the Forbidden City from the south, by Tiananmen. If you have time, see the parks each side of Tiananmen Gate first.
March 14th, 2008 at 9:58 am
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