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Here is a list of places I have ever been - those places I stayed long enough so I have more than 3 blog posts to talk about. In this list, I didn't put it in a hierarchy so China may be listed in parallel with Chengdu... I just listed those places other than the places with a category under "In China", and "United States".
I hope one day, I am able to add Paris, London, Tokyo onto the list.
Why I Listed the Places?
I just realized that I have been to many cities when I look back to my travel category. Look at how many cities I have been - most of the cities are in China. My readers often send me questions like: which city I should visit during my first visit to China? Wow. Such a big question that is not easy to answer. Let me summarize my favorite cities.
Posted by Jian Shuo Wang at May 4, 2008 7:40 PM
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So many places!! Envy you a lot!
Maybe you can tag them on Google Maps. :)
Noticed you've removed the drop down menu of categories on the header.
Posted by: Alex (external link) on May 5, 2008 12:15 PMMy mom and me just came back from Beijing. We were trying ti go to Luoyang to see the peony garden. We will try again next year.
We saw quite a bit of peony and other flowers in Beijing, can't complain.
Posted by: Jasmin rice on May 5, 2008 5:23 PMi just went to chengdu. it was my second time to the city, but my first time outside of the city. i realize that i WOULD live in chengdu if only because i could visit the mountains surrounding the city. this time round i only made it 3 hours away to emeishan. but it was already heaven, if if that meant travelling another 2 hours uphill. i would one day hope to travel to songpan, and other lesser known cities west of chengdu, closer to the tibetian highlands.
chengdu municipal government has done something great that i really hope cities by the coast can do. it has moved all the industrial areas far away from the city itself. this way, i could actually smell the difference in the quality of air in the city, compared to nanjing for example.
Posted by: markov (external link) on May 5, 2008 8:09 PM