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| Beijing: Street Scenes | |||||||||||||
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| Chinese men are seen often during the day playing board or card games in the public areas. | There's no escaping the Golden Arches. And there's little language barrier in odering a Big Mac. | ||||||||||||
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| The Chinese buy most of their foods daily in small market areas like these scattered throughout the city. | |||||||||||||
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| This may well be the Chinese version of Git 'N Go, a neighborhood walkup store. | Visitors to China never have to worry about going hungry. Many of the meals are served with a full turntable of delicacies only a spin away. | ||||||||||||
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| Many small business men in Beijing are "on the move." Their goods are contained in small stands mounted on the back of three-wheeled bicycles so they can go where the business is. | Chairman Mao is apparently still in favor in China. At least you can spot him in amongst all the brass Buddhas on souvenir stands along the street in Beijing. | ||||||||||||
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