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    • Hari 6

      Grotte buddiste di Yungang, Datong (2)

      1 April, Cina ⋅ ⛅ 15 °C

      Grotte che risalgono al V secolo a.C. in cui sono scolpite più di 50.000 figure di Buddha di tutte le dimensioni (da pochi centimetri a decine di metri).
      Le grotte erano originariamente coperte da degli edifici lignei. Alcuni di questi sono stati ricostruiti e permettono di comprendere in che modo dovevano essere viste in origine le figure scolpite.Baca selengkapnya

    • Hari 7

      Città di Pingyao

      2 April, Cina ⋅ ☁️ 16 °C

      Città murata che risale al XIV secolo, Pingyao, oltre che a conservare gran parte dei suoi edifici antichi (caso raro in Cina), è stato il luogo in cui è nata la “Rishenshang”, la prima banca della Cina.Baca selengkapnya

    • Hari 8

      Pagoda della Grande Oca Selvatica, Xi’an

      3 April, Cina ⋅ ☁️ 19 °C

      Pagoda buddista risalente al VII sec. fondata da un monaco che di ritorno dall’India portò con sé un gran numero di Sutra. È uno dei primi edifici buddisti realizzati al di fuori del sub-continente indiano.Baca selengkapnya

    • Hari 10

      Shanghai Tower, Shanghai

      5 April, Cina ⋅ ☀️ 17 °C

      Sulla piattaforma d’osservazione più alta al mondo posta al 118simo piano della Shanghai Tower (il terzo edificio più alto del mondo). L’ascensore per raggiungerla è il più veloce al mondo e copre 118 piani in 55 secondi.Baca selengkapnya

    • Hari 105–109

      Shanghai 🏙️👔🥳

      10 April, Cina ⋅ ☀️ 20 °C

      Nǐ hǎo Shanghai! 🇨🇳👋🏼
      Die letzten vier Tage haben wir in der chinesischen Megacity Shanghai verbracht. Die Stadt ist einfach gigantisch groß, wir haben allein zwei Stunden mit dem Taxi vom Flughafen zum Hotel gebraucht. 🚕
      Alles hier ist durchdigitalisiert, ohne Telefon ist man hier aufgeschmissen. Im Restaurant bestellen, bezahlen, ein Taxi bestellen - ohne die entsprechenden Apps unmöglich. 📲🛜
      Hauptgrund unseres Zwischenstopps in Shanghai war der Besuch einer großen Medizintechnikmesse. 👨🏼‍💼
      Dennoch haben wir Zeit gefunden uns mit Daniels Bekannten Tim die Innenstadt anzuschauen, der zufällig auch in Shanghai war - so klein ist die Welt. 😄
      Dieses Jahr hatte ich außerdem das Glück, meinen Geburtstag hier feiern zu können. Daniels chinesische Kollegen haben mir eine kleine Geburtstagsparty organisiert. Die einheimischen Delikatessen, wie Qualle und Rinderhaut, waren zwar ein wenig speziell, aber über die Überraschung habe ich mich sehr gefreut! 🥳🍻
      Es gab sogar eine Drachenfruchttorte und ein Geburtstagsständchen. 🎂🎶
      Diesen etwas anderen Geburtstag werde ich so schnell nicht vergessen! 😌
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    • Hari 6

      Beijing Day 2

      23 April, Cina ⋅ ⛅ 15 °C

      Up early. Macy and Erin’s room was so hot over night (the room also had a mahjong room) that we packed up after breakfast and requested a new room.

      Katherine our guide picked us up with van at 8:30 and off to the 800 year old man made lake. We walked around and learnt about how building markings on house can tell everyone how important and wealthy you are. Traditional Chinese lunch.

      We walked the shopping area then off to the National Opera building which was built for the Olympics. Then getting passports checked 4 times and 3 security/bag checks we got to Tianamen square. Chairman Mao is in a crystal tomb which is open for 3 hours per day. Wandered around there and then to forbidden city. Huge place. Kids were photographed by other kids and Macy was also a big hit.

      Peeking duck for dinner and a fun walk around the traditional supermarket. Now back in traffic again and to hotel for hopefully a swim.
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    • Hari 7

      First week

      22 September 2019, Cina ⋅ ☁️ 23 °C

      My first week over, and because I have mostly been adapting and haven't yet explored that far beyond my local area, my thoughts mostly turn to the variety of food I have eaten. I am fortunate enough to get a free lunch at work, so even without trying I get a daily dose of Chinese cuisine. It's also a pleasure looking for nice things to eat in my spare time, be it Chinese, other Eastern dishes, or occasionally a nostalgic taste of something Western (French pastries and coffee will always be my weakness!). Food delivery is extremely popular here, so eating out is always easy, with a spare table wherever you go. Most Chinese food is somewhat familiar and I have enthusiastically dived in. But some takes getting used to (note the chicken foot in the first image!)Baca selengkapnya

    • Hari 173

      Retrouvailles à Nanning

      30 Agustus 2019, Cina ⋅ ⛅ 28 °C

      Le choc de ma première mégalopole chinoise à vélo est de rouler 25 km en ville avant darriver à destination.. dans la même ville ! Dur, en fin de journée alors que l'on croit enfin être arrivé. Les panneaux n'aident pas, en indiquant généralement la distance jusqu'au début de l'agglomération, soit à 15, 20 ou même 25 km du centre !

      D'un point de vue urbanistique, c'est impressionnant. Ici on semble avoir répondu à l'injonction de développer les infrastrucures de mobilité avant l'urbanisation (et non l'inverse). Les pistes cyclables et vélos en libre service attendent sagement leurs futurs utilisateurs, tandis que d'immenses chantiers de gratte-ciel se terminent. Avenues larges, propres et vides donc... pour le moment. L'architecture des ponts et bâtiments frappent par leur style contemporain. Tout semble neuf ici. Bienvenue dans la Chine urbaine du XXIeme siècle.

      Une fois arrivée dans le bon quartier, je mets près d'une heure à trouver l'hostel. Aidée par quelques Chinois anglophones, que je déniche avec difficultés (apres de nombreux appels à l'aide je finis par trouver un jeune dans une Tea store, puis une dame dans une pharmacie !). C'est une drôle de guesthouse, perchee en haut d'une tour d'immeuble, sans indication pour la trouver. Un petit appart en fait, dans lequel ils ont aménagé deux dortoirs. Les touristes asiatiques sont tous absorbés par leurs smartphones ou par une série glorifiant des militaires communistes à la TV (comme la moitie de la production televisuelle chinoise, semble t-il...). Les echanges ne sont pas facilités non plus par la barriere de la langue. Un hongkongais me dit 2/3 mots pour confirmer que je naurai pas acces au Wifi avec mon telephone français, mais ça s'arrête la. Les filles semblent plus préoccupées par le fait de changer trois fois de tenue dans la soirée que par le fait de discuter.

      Le lendemain je prends le temps d'une virée... à Decathlon ! Je peux enfin remplacer mon caleçon cycliste et un t shirt litteralement en voie de disparition et me sens comme neuve. Je fais aussi une étape à un supermarche à mon goût (Walmart), avant de rejoindre ma famille d'adoption : Betty, Alan et leurs enfants, cette fois dans leur appartement de Nanning. Ils sont toujours aussi adorables. Betty me sauve d'un torticolis douloureux et bien installé par un massage, Alan m'aide à nettoyer et regraisser mon vélo, puis a refixer les drapeaux écroulés depuis le Vietnam, les enfants sont mignons... La balade nocturne dans un immense parc bien aménagé, de part et d'autre du fleuve, m'en met plein la vue. Des centaines de citadins profitent de cet espace agréable, ouvert toute la nuit. Des reliquats de liberté là où ne les attend pas forcément....
      Je repars requinquée, rhabillée, le cou de nouveau détendu et les sacoches et l'estomac pleins !
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    • Hari 176

      Highways, Love hotels & Phone people

      2 September 2019, Cina ⋅ ☁️ 25 °C

      From Nanning to the next big city, it took me another three days, around 80/ 85 km each. I shortened the third day by riding my first highway. I write "first" because in the previous countries there were always... donkeys, bicycles or even buffalo-carriages on them ! Even in Thailand where the roads were large and fast, it was always possible to ride on the side. Here, I had to sneak through the barriers and then... be cautious for my life... But the road becoming a bit tiring and boring, I was ready for this, to have more time in the evening to rest and read !

      At night, I find hotels that seem to serve mostly as love hotels for the locals. Most of then are very comfortable.
      I discover new flavours, new habits, new sounds. For instance it's almost impossible to find coffee outside of touristic places. I'm being told that the Chinese drink soy milk, nut milk or tea. This was the case in most places during my trip, but somehow when you cross large modern cities or stay in nicer hotels, you expect to find these western products. So I convert to nut milk in the morning. Yummy !

      At night, when walking out for dinner, I feel a bit dazzled at what I see : gathered by groups, at some terraces, people all drink out of plastic cups (juices or bubble teas) and... don't talk. Everyone is on their smartphones : playing games, watching TV / talk shows. Let's imagine what it would be if Internet was uncensored !!
      As for myself, I am glad that Whatsapp still works (but without sounds or pictures), and that two VPN I set up on my phone do their job : they allow me to read my emails and access to any website (otherwise : No gmail, no yahoo, no proper search engine... Only the chinese "Sogou", which seems to have missed half of the culture and history of the human civilization. Sad..).
      To communicate, I use a lot an online translator. It works fine with younger people, who then use their phone to "talk" back. But the elderly, somehow, because they see Hanzi characters on my phone, reply by writing Hanzi on a piece of paper or a napkin, or by drawing these beautiful - but to me unintelligible- characters... in the air ! I keep on explaining that I cannot read Chinese (and even if I could, I'm not sure that deciphering "air drawing" would be easy). They look at me with sad and incredulous eyes.... (Saying "sorry, I don't understand chinese" does not stop them either from talking to me... in chinese !!)

      At last, even if its totally unimportant, but.. you will know : all the vehicles in charge of washing the streets are playing lullabies in Midi-file style sounds. "Ah que le monde est petit" or other kids songs thus acompany my ride as soon as I enter a city... The modern complaint of the municipal employee?
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    • Hari 176

      With a mooncake chef in Liuzhou

      2 September 2019, Cina ⋅ ⛅ 29 °C

      At the end of my third day of cycling from Nanning, a couchsurfer is waiting for me in Liuzhou.
      We cannot have long and in-depth conversations with Carol/ Kiu Chen due to the language barrier and she cannot host me in the flat where she lives with her parents, now under renovation. But she does everything to offer me an enjoyable night out in Liuzhou. She picks me up from my hotel and walks me around the fancy central streets. The Chinese seem to put a lot of effort on illuminating everything... Bridges, buildings, pathways are all bright and glittering. The bridges in particular change colors every two minutes. Along the river, people dance, sing karaoke and traditional opera songs. It is... a sound massacre, with the loud and off-tune melodies mingling together... But very funny, if you pass by quickly !
      Carol takes me out for some "Liu zi fen", a local noodle specialty. Instead of talking, she spends a lot of time on her cellphone and seems a bit surprised at my attempts to ask her what she does, how she lives, what she likes... Chinese habits I guess ! A selfie specialist, she shows me many pictures of herself around the word : in front of the Eiffel tour, in front of the Coloseo, in Thailand... She has travelled a lot on her own and goes back every year in Thailand "because the plane tickets are cheap and I love the food there"! On the contrary she did not enjoy much French food when visiting Paris. "Not enough rice", she adds. Somehow, she is probably as typically Chinese (not enough rice there) as I am typically French (too much rice here) !

      Full of surprises, she suddendly proposes to go on top of a hospital tour to enjoy a view over the city. Sounds fun ! I'm again impressed at the organisation of chinese cities and public equipment : on the hospital parking lot, charging stations for electrical cars and scooters are everywhere. Carol herself drives a little electrical car decorated with dozens of "Hello Kitty" stickers. 😯🤔😄

      Surprises go crescendo, as she waves me goodbye by offering me.... a beautiful box of home-made mooncakes : she and her parents are pastry chefs and they kept some aside for me. These days must be busy for them, with the approaching full moon celebrations, where family and friends gather to eat... mooncakes.

      Back at my hotel, I feel all the same surprised and lucky at these strange encounter and unexpected generosity from a person I did not know two hours earlier. Happy and grateful(*), I look at the new prostitute ads that have reached my room in the meantime, while having my first bite of mooncakes. They are the best I will ever have in China !

      (*) I always feel that way if you give me food. Especially during a bicycle trip.
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