ChinaDongdan Gongyuan39°54’15” N 116°24’27” E
3 de abril de 2005, China ⋅ 16 °C
4 weeks in China, with Eva Klien and Walter (Seepark Altendorf)
ChinaDongdan Gongyuan39°54’15” N 116°24’27” E
4 de abril de 2005, China ⋅ 17 °C
the Great Wall of China (about one hour via bus from Beijing), 21,200km long and no, it can't be seen from the moon, that's a popular myth but not a fact.
ChinaDongdan Gongyuan39°54’15” N 116°24’27” E
ChinaDongdan Gongyuan39°54’15” N 116°24’27” E
6 de abril de 2005, China ⋅ 16 °C
tiananmen Square, the entrance to the Forbidden City (biggest square in the world), surrounded by official buildings like 'the palace of the people'.
ChinaDongdan Gongyuan39°54’15” N 116°24’27” E
6 de abril de 2005, China ⋅ 22 °C
Ming tombs (graves of the emperors of the Ming dynasty
ChinaZhengwang34°20’30” N 108°56’23” E
8 de abril de 2005, China ⋅ 10 °C
Xi'an is the starting point of the Silk Road and home to the Terracotta Army of Emperor Qin Shi Huang.
ChinaZhengwang34°20’30” N 108°56’23” E
ChinaHuangpu31°13’49” N 121°28’25” E
ChinaHuangpu31°13’49” N 121°28’25” E
16 de abril de 2005, China ⋅ 15 °C
Entertainment at night, folklore evenings (52+ languages/local dialects in China, tons of minorities with their own costumes and customs)
ChinaShanghai Point31°14’25” N 121°29’26” E
16 de abril de 2005, China ⋅ 22 °C
The Bund is a waterfront area in Central Shanghai. From the 1860s to the 1930s, it was the rich and powerful center of the foreign establishment in Shanghai, operating as a legally protected treatyLeia mais
