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| Our first weekend downtown afforded us this clear view of Pudong. This is shot from the Bund, and the typhoon did a nice job of making it the perfect iphone shot. |
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| One of the best parts of my weekend - those Chinese who want to take pictures with the blond haired ladies. It happens at least twice a weekend (as well as being followed by old men and young kids in the supermarket) |
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| Tsingtao - the national beer for 1 billion people |
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| Celebrating 90 years of the communist party in China |
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| Unfortunately there has been a citywide ban on jazz. |
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| Looks beautiful, yet I have zero clue what it says. None. Never will. |
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| The wicker chair guy - walking around all over the city. |
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| Here he has a potential sale |
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| Drying noodles at the local wet market (Chinese version of the Farmer's Market) |
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| These are mail delivery bikes - just one of a thousand different kinds of bikes seen each and every day in the city |
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| Here is Mercedes Benz Arena in Pudong - probably the coolest stadium I've seen from the outside |
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| Duke vs China - sans brawl (C'mon, it's Duke). |
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| China - in the bright lights now |
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| Local fruit vendor - these melons are all the rage |
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| Yes indeed...Made in China |
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| Just in case you thought these lanterns are a Chinese Food invention in America |
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I could use some wicker if that chair guy makes a New England tour...
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