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Wanna meet Zombies?
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Located outside
of Tiantan Park. The building stands majestically in a corner of
the central Beijing.
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It features natural history
with academic interests for both children and grownups. BUT.....
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the fact of the museum
is much more like a horror house...
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After going up the old
staircase to the third floor, you will be welcomed by hundreds of grotesque
photos, real human parts and skinless human bodies soaked in formalin.
If you are brave or a horror freak, this is the must spot.
A memorial picture of I and the Mr. skinless man may be shown on
this page someday if you wish. If you want to see the pictures
of what I saw there, please visit the site http://member.nifty.ne.jp/yutaro/beijing.htm
. Note that visit the site on your own responsibility.
This museum is designated as educationally recommended for your reference.
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All the signboards are
written in Chinese which gives us frustration, however, you will fully
enjoy the place visually and sensually.
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Forbidden
City (ŒÌ‹{”Ž•¨‰@j

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Meet mummies!
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The
name itself gives maniac people a thrill. China has a lot of forbidden
cultures in its history. But this place is only a sightseeing spot
at present.
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After
buying a ticket to enter the city, you will find a shabby museum on the
left side of the main street. The museum features two Ming female
mummies founded recently. The most amazing thing of mummies was their reserved
condition. You can see their beautifully reserved bodies lying in
glass boxes as if they were Snow Whites. If you want to wake them
up, why don't you kiss them?
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Beijing zoo@i–k‹ž“®•¨‰€j
Even a zoo in Beijing makes us something
special.
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There
are hundreds of animals in the zoo, but the animal most attracts attention
from those visitors is a foreign woman... If you
are a woman and want people's attention, this is the best place you can
feel you were a celebrity or a strange animal......

Beijing Zoo
Funny face Mao! (a cat in Chinese) Wow de
mao (My cat) (special appearance) @