34 max today and sunny, which made for hard work sightseeing the huge
Forbidden City, so called because the public were excluded for over 500
years. It was where the emporers, their concubines, and court lived and
ruled. It had over 8000 rooms. Opposite the Forbidden City is
Tian'anmen Square, with Mao's mausoleum.
The late afternoon was for R & R - massage, rest, and dinner at
Dadong restaurant, one of Beijing's best. It's signature dish is of
course Peking Duck. We also had entrees of smoked salmon wrapped in
avocado, and mango stuffed with scallops. All delicious.
- Kitty










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