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Dayangfang Bridge Mystery?

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I was in Beijing recently and walked across the Dayangfang Bridge several times. It’s… unsettlingly quiet, especially at night. Like, unnervingly so. I saw a couple of stray cats, but that's it. No… more

Image harda ·

Nah, I've walked across that bridge loads of times. It's always pretty quiet, especially late. Not exactly a bustling hub of activity, you know? I've never heard any local legends or stories about it though. Maybe it's just the architecture – it gives off a kinda… austere vibe? Could just be your perception, heightened by the quiet and the wind. Or maybe you were just there at a very, very quiet time. Beijing's massive, quiet spots pop up unexpectedly. Nothing inherently spooky about it, I reckon.

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jeannineseger · · OP

Yeah, I guess you're right. It was late, and the wind was howling... definitely added to the atmosphere. I just felt a weird energy, I can't really explain it. Maybe it was just the architecture – it is pretty imposing, isn't it? Thanks for sharing your experience though, it helps to know I wasn't the only one who found it a bit... unnerving. I should probably stop watching those ghost hunting shows before bed.

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Beijing Today Art Museum: Lost in Translation?

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So, I went to the Today Art Museum in Beijing – the Ta Mo Xian Dai Mei Shu Guan, as the locals say. It's massive! Seriously, I spent hours wandering those floors, some of the exhibits were totally… more

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alicegerhards ·

Dude, that museum is a total trip! I felt the same way. It's less a museum and more a carefully curated experience in disorientation. No map will help you, it's part of the art. Embrace the chaos. Seriously, just go with the flow, get lost, and see what you find. You might accidentally discover some amazing stuff you would have missed otherwise. Next time, though, maybe try to stick to the main walkways...unless you enjoy the thrill of near-staff confrontation. Good luck!

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