Tian An Men Square Killings Diary

Foreword of the Tiananmen Square killing diary: During the nightmare in China, I met a lot of people called heroes. Nothing is exaggerated in this recital. I will read how it happened. When we arrive in Beijing on 3rd April we will meet Xu and our guide and personal VIP will go to all the interesting and foreign places in China. He approached us, introduced himself and welcomed me a little hesitating to warm though it was warm. Lao Xu felt it difficult to say my name, so he decided to give me the Chinese name of Shanda meaning "mountain" to me.

From the Forbidden City to Tiananmen Square, this is the most interesting part of my life. It is said that it is impossible to quit taking pictures in the bicycle test, but I did it. LOL (I did not know the shortcomings of this fact before riding a bicycle) I have not been in line for hours and I walked through a square laugh that was impressive. In Beijing, the bicycle sharing system is currently being used in the city - OFO (compact yellow car), orange bicycle, and blue bicycle are common. To register for these bikes, we need a deposit and refund with WeChat or credit card. I would like to say that you can park these bikes wherever you like, but there is no official parking space so it is difficult to find a bicycle. You are really lucky, so you can find and unlock one successfully. On this trip I registered my OFO account as a yellow bicycle.

Thanks to the subway, the train station from my hotel to Ngong Ping 360 cable car takes about an hour, so it is relatively easy to go to Big Buddha every day. The attraction of this famous cable car will provide aerial photographs of 360 degrees on the way to the Great Buddha, including looking down the scenery through the crystal glass! The only thing I sucked came here Saturday morning, so it took about 2.5 hours to arrive at the shortest cable car. = (

On Saturday 's holiday, I decided to go to the Great Buddha. When riding a cable car, this is a wonderful place. Next to the statue of Buddha there is a Purin monastery, I am very happy to visit Bunmuta Temple and Tengu Temple. I really should read the main difference between the monastery and the temple so do not completely destroy what I mean ... in a long article based on both Google and a very short skim reading, I think the monastery has the same value, but the Buddha is purely for Buddhism as it does not want it to be a temple. But, if possible, add back (and possibly a thorough investigation) back.