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| Feb 11, 2005 00:17 | #31   |
 | btw, did u experience any altitude alergic or watever u call it? I did not when i was in Li Tang though i would feel dizzy when i am in a lift and i am subject to motion sickness. |
| Feb 11, 2005 00:22 | #32 |
| Aya, your English is great and way better than my Chinese:-) Yes, I like both Chinese and Tibetian songs (except the traditional Chinese Opera, I? not used to the high sound, but it looks nice) Well the "Dream of the red mansion" is in my shelves, but I haven? read it yet. I started "Kin Ping Meh" which is supposed to have a bitter ending - but I? just at the beginning (chapter 20). I? looking forward to the Dream of the red mansion, it is so famous. Did you enjoy reading it? Why is there no picture of you on your page? |
| Feb 11, 2005 00:29 | #33 |
| oh no, i felt no altitude sickness at all. Well, walking up hills or even stairs was quite exhausting in the first days, but it got better. And the weather surprised me very much. I went to Tibet in springtime - I was prepared for snow and ice, but in daytime it was very mild - not to say warm. |
| Feb 11, 2005 08:41 | #34 |
| i am more like a tibetan--i dont like taking photos.Personally, i think the best way to keep a beautiful pic is to keep it in ur memory. If u r not touched by the scene, u will forget the feeling very soon even if u take a photo. But, i do like look at photos taken by others, especially those with discriptions, telling why they took it and wat touched them most. |
| Feb 11, 2005 08:46 | #35 |
| so u read them in English or Chinese? At the end of Red Mansion, Jia Baoyu became a monk with that scarlet robe with snow as background. quite like the 6th. |
| Feb 11, 2005 17:23 | #36 |
| Hello, you fall asleep yesterday - it was quite late. Ah, you don? need to be shy:-) I guess I lost my soul by taking pictures of me when I was a baby - don? worry, it works without soul, I? still fine:-) So please go ahead and put a photo on your page, I would like to see the person behind these words. Right now, you are as myterious as Tibetian culture. About the books, yes I have to read them in English, my Chinese is very poor. It is restricted to a few words like Gan Bei, piau leng or Wo I Ni ;-) |
| Feb 11, 2005 17:30 | #37 |
| So where are you from? |
| Feb 11, 2005 22:25 | #38 |
| i am from B612. |
| Feb 11, 2005 22:30 | #39 |
| which Chinese cities have you been to besides Lhasa? |
| Feb 11, 2005 23:22 | #40 |
| Aha, here you are! But what does B612 mean? You are a mystery to me. Maybe I?e already been to your place: Beijing? Datong? Xian? Hangzhou? Suzhou? Shanghai? Chongqing? Chengdu? Guilin? Yangshuo? Guangzhou? Hong Kong? Shenzhen? or Macau? Well you are certainly not from Longji in Guangxi province. But this is it. I haven? seen any more cities. Give me a hint! And where have you been or where would you like to go? |
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