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January 23, 2012
in beijing china uniform photo people portrait
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1, 2, 3, 笑! A bunch of Chinese men in uniform take a neatly arranged group photo with some tourists on Tiananmen Square, Beijing in November 2009.

1, 2, 3, 笑! A bunch of Chinese men in uniform take a neatly arranged group photo with some tourists on Tiananmen Square, Beijing in November 2009.

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November 20, 2011
in beijing china peking people portrait
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pointing. Beijing, China in 2009.

pointing. Beijing, China in 2009.

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January 19, 2011
in forbidden city beijing china 故宫 miniature blur b&w
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Forbidden city. A cold December day in Beijing, China.

Forbidden city. A cold December day in Beijing, China.

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July 13, 2010
in china, beijing forbidden city tianmen police
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men in uniform. Two Chinese policemen and one guard or soldier are standing outside the Forbidden city in Beijing. There were so many men in different uniforms there so I am not really sure what their rank or position were. Heaps of tourists were swarming around here to take photos though. What I learned before I got there and that I hope none of you ever do/did is to say yes to the offer (scam) of following locals to a “Chinese traditional tea ceremony” since you will have to pay the bill of 700 USD for some tea.

men in uniform. Two Chinese policemen and one guard or soldier are standing outside the Forbidden city in Beijing. There were so many men in different uniforms there so I am not really sure what their rank or position were. Heaps of tourists were swarming around here to take photos though. What I learned before I got there and that I hope none of you ever do/did is to say yes to the offer (scam) of following locals to a “Chinese traditional tea ceremony” since you will have to pay the bill of 700 USD for some tea.

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