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Date : Monday, 23 December 2013
Time : 20:28 Title : The land of the dragons.
So here's a little snapshots that I took whilst I was in Beijing for the school holidays. Just a few glimpse in a photo to share with you guys throughout my experience here and I just gotta say: Beijing was extraordinary. It was more than how I pictured it would be and my socks were just blown off the roof just as soon as we land China because seriously, it was just gorgeous. Just the kind of place I would love to get myself lost into and would never have to mind if nobody else found me. The only downside of this trip was that Joe and I didn't get the chance to go together.
How sad is it to know that you'll be going to the same place together but just not on the same day. ლ(ಠ益ಠლ) And to think we were only a few days away to meeting each other and it's still eating my heart out just thinking about it. But nonetheless, we vowed to plan our future trips beforehand together and hopefully be able to go on vacations with each other this time around.
Oh and I was betting my kidney hoping that it'd snow once we get there but unfortunately it didn't and I practically went into hysterics because of it beCAUSE I WANT SNOW PLS oh well maybe next time [sigh]
So here's how my trip has been!
KLIA! Just a few hours before we depart to China!
And thus our journey in Beijing enrolls.
 
This is basically what we eat every dinner and lunch. And sometimes more.
[at an established halal restaurant]
Acrobatic Show! [with popcorn yay: halal]
  
I love the fish here!
   
And this is their night market! It was much cleaner and very variety. We didn't buy anything though because you know.
 This was probably my favorite picture of dad during this trip. Not that because I couldn't see his face but because of the scene behind this picture. Okay so we were both debating on who should take a picture of who and it frankly went down to this: 
We played it fair ha!
Tian Anmen City!
   
GREAT WALL OF CHINA o A o
Thanks to Dr. Pazudin for taking this snapshot of us. I really love how this picture turned out.
 
You know what they always say: having ramen with your peers on a cold day is the right way to spend the weekend.
The view from up there was breathtaking. And so was the effort to get up there.
heh.
   
I think this was at Wangfujing? I don't know but the mall here is really big and I just-
A glimpse of China at night.
      Oh and one of the greatest memory there was that I get to make a few friends there and it was all thanks to my EXO bag. People just start taking notice of me because of this bag I was carrying behind my back. One of the time was where we stopped by at a Pearl shop, (none of us wanted to go there honestly, but it was part of the tentative so it's not like we have a choice) and I was just browsing their glasses of pearls. They were nice to look at okay just wasn't nice enough for me to take out my wallet and purchase one. And out of the blue, one of the workers there tapped my shoulder and asked, "Um, you know EXO? Are you an EXO fan?" I was slightly baffled at first but then it hit me: my bag. That's where it all started. We chatted but sadly it wasn't long because we had to get on the bus. Long story short, she was probably the only worker I like there and she was a lot friendly than I thought she would be (ehe) Though we didn't get to exchange names but we did get to know each other's bias. She's a Luhan fan. Go figure. Here's a picture of us before I was in a hurry to go. Ignore me, please sigh. 
And so that was my experience in the land of the dragons! It was a beautiful experience and I bought a lot of stuff there too, in courtesy of dad's money (sorry dad, and thank you!)⊂(´･◡･⊂ )∘˚˳° So if any of you guys are still having second thoughts on where to go for the next school holiday, consider Beijing as one of your choices. Of course, like any other foreign country, there are precautions you need to look out (especially the food) but all in all, China is great.
If you get yourself all the way here in this entire post then kudos for you! As soon as we land in KLIA, I told dad that our next trip: Korea. AHA. And with that, adios! (｡´ ‿｀♡) Happy holidays!
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