The cupping we'd had done (awkwardly, more so in fact, than the previous 'hairwashing' experience)showed dark welts on my back, and made my skin feel stretched into knots, the opposite of a massage.
People were in good spirits
Especially this guy. cigar, anyone?
Travelled past some nuclear sites
Landed in Weng Fu Jen, and travelled to the market streets. Bought my second Tibetan Prayer Bowl and found scorpions
I had one for breakfast
It was still alive.
Made our way over to Tian An Men Square, but weren't able to see Mao's tomb.
There are so many people, in fact, this is what sidewalks here look like, or wait, is that the metro?
Went into the Forbidden City and got some great panoramic shots
Here's me next to the biggest temple gate.
Along the way we ran into a garden
and some weird tall Chinese lady doing her make up for ten minutes, garnering attention
and some more funny Chinese shirt translation
We met another Chinese lady at Bar Street who sang and danced with everyone. Everyone danced like fools. Everyone had a good time :)
To end the night, we lit another Chinese lantern. Earlier in the night, one got caught on some power lines, before being swept away by the wind. Luckily this time there was a mall cop who ran after us to get our picture taken with him
in time for the lantern to get away
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