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want to meet at Foodland

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susen wants to browse a market at Foodland
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madlen wants to browse a market at Foodland
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4mos ago
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want to meet at City Market

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evelore wants to browse a market at City Market
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jessica wants to browse a market at City Market
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4mos ago
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sibille wants to browse a market at City Market
looking for Female, Non-binary
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fini wants to browse a market at City Market
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4mos ago

want to meet at Market Square

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heliane wants to browse a market at Market Square
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12h ago
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karolina wants to browse a market at Market Square
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4mos ago
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Sichuan Heat?

So I finally went to that Sichuan Restaurant near the hutongs, the one everyone raves about. Man, the food was intense. Like, legitimately mouth-numbingly spicy. I ordered the mapo tofu, thinking I… So I finally went to that Sichuan Restaurant near the hutongs, the one everyone raves about. Man, the food was intense. Like, legitimately mouth-numbingly spicy. I ordered the mapo tofu, thinking I could handle it... I should of gone for something milder. My lips were on fire for hours. Seriously, I chugged down three glasses of water. My question is: what's the secret to surviving a meal there without turning into a human fire hydrant? I mean, everyone else seemed fine!
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Haha, yeah, that place is brutal. Three glasses of water? Amateur. Next time, order a side of plain rice, it's your best friend. Seriously, the starch helps absorb some of the heat. And milk? Apparently, it helps too. Who knew? Also, pace yourself. Don't inhale everything at once. Small bites, lots of rice, maybe even some Tsingtao beer to wash it down. They're not kidding when they say the food is intense. You'll figure it out eventually. It's a rite of passage, almost.

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Image moniqueconrad local ·

honestly the trick is to drink something with fat in it, not water. water just spreads the capsaicin around your mouth. order a yakult or a glass of milk before you even start eating, it coats everything

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best photo spots in beijing?

heading to beijing in about 5 months and wondering where i should go for good photos. any favorite spots for early morning or sunset shots? heading to beijing in about 5 months and wondering where i should go for good photos. any favorite spots for early morning or sunset shots?
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olympic forest park is slept on fr. the linden trees along the main axis go gold in late october and the bird's nest reflection in the lake at sunrise is nuts, barely anyone there on weekdays. also check out 798 art district on a weekday morning, the old factory pipes and graffiti make great contrast shots. tbh bring a wider lens than u think you need, everything in beijing is bigger than it looks in photos

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Image metha local ·

everyone goes for the big landmarks but honestly the best shots i got were from the overpasses on the 3rd ring road at dusk, just traffic light trails with CCTV tower lit up in the background. also guomao at blue hour from the silk street footbridge, the CBD towers all glassy & orange, tripod helps cuz u need a slow shutter. one thing nobody mentions, air quality totally changes your photos so check the AQI app the night before, a clear day after rain is worth waiting for

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Image barbli local ·

For sunrise the Temple of Heaven east gate area is underrated, locals doing tai chi around 5:30am with the morning fog, way better than fighting crowds at Tiananmen. For sunset honestly just walk along the canal near Shichahai, the reflections off the water with the Drum Tower behind are hard to beat. Bring a tripod if you can, the good light only lasts like 20 mins this time of year.

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