At right Mary and Melanie on Tienanmen Square.
At far right yet another picture of Teenanmen Square.
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| A sign in the Beijing airport: "If we reduce the population, everyone will feel relief." |
| Waiting for the Elderhostel bus at the Beijing airport |
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| A McDonald's restaurant along the road on the way to Tienanmen Square. |
| We took the pedestrian underpass to Tienanmen Square rather than crossing the road. The picture was taken from the Tienanmen Square side of the road. |
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| A statue at Chairman Mao's Mausoleum. |
| Another view of the statue at Chairman Mao's Mausoleum. |
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| Chairman Mao's Mausoleum. See also r01-f17. |
| Linda and a Chinese lady we met at Tienanmen Square in front of one of the ancient gates. The Chinese were as eager to have pictures of Americans as we were to get pictures. |
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| Another view of a gate at Tienanmen Square. |
| Another view of a gate at Tienanmen Square. |
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Mary on Tienanmen Square (at left). Melanie took
a similar picture too. At right Mary and Melanie on Tienanmen Square. At far right yet another picture of Teenanmen Square. |
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| One of the gates on Tienanmen Square. |
| Tienanmen Square and one of the gates that were once in an outer wall around the Forbidden City, the center of government in former times and where the last Emperors lived. |
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| Tienanmen Square, Beijing, China. (Bei = north, jing = capitol) | ||
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| Great Hall of the People at Tienanmen Square. |
| National Museum at Tienanmen Square. |
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| Biejing store on the way back to the hotel. |
| Park with basketball hoops in Beijing on way back to hotel. |
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