The creepy elevators in mah building!
There are always old Chinese ladies in the park area here doing some sort of physical activity. It's nice.
There is never a shortage of bicycles here. Finding yours can be a bit of a challenge.
Did I mention I have the biggest forehead in the history of mankind?
Everybody needs a little McLovin'. In fact, the McDonald's here in China tend to be pretty good, with much higher quality ingredients than in other countries.
Baoli theatre, the local venue for Musicals and some concerts.
Second ring road.
Given this country's general lack of order I'm always surprised to see how politely people wait in line for the bus here.
Beijing taxis tend to be much cleaner and nicer than many other cities I've been to.
"Nobody can seeee meee!"
These traffic warden guys are kinda fun, and most people generally pay attention to them.
New Line 5 subway station.
Lotsa and Lotsa electric bicycles.
This is your view much of the time in the bike lane. There are lots of buses.
Finally arrived in NLGX. This place is pretty long, so I've still got a few hundred metres to go.
Old guys playing traditional Chinese chess. Looks fun.
"get the hell outta the way!"
Public toilets
I think this is a local drama or acting school / academy thing.
LONG LIVE THE GLORIOUS SLOGANS!
This is Xiaoxin's (小新). It's my favourite place here, with a pretty good balance of nice coffees and food, pleasant service, and a nice environment.
