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Highlights of this Package
Experience the most popular historical city to see both ancient civilization and modern progress£®Walk on the largest Square in the world£®Review 29th Olympic Games at Olympic Park
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Customer Reviews on¡­Martin Fried£º8/9/2013 3£º49£º08 PM
Dear James£¬
Hilda and I would like to express our overall satisfaction as concerns our recent four days'trip in Beijing as arranged by you and your colleagues at China Travel Depot£®
Our tour guide£¬Frank£¬and the driver£¬Mr£®Li£¬each did a very good job£®They both showed kindness and consideration in helping Hilda walk up and down the difficult pathways of Beijing£®Frank's knowledge of Beijing was impressive and we were particularly pleased at the time spent at the Tiananmen Square and the Olympic Park in Beijing¡­More¡­
Featured cities & attractions
Tian'an men Square
   Tian'anmen Square was built in the 15th year of Yong Le period in Ming dynasty £¨1368-1644£©¡­
Olympic Games Sites
Beijing Olympic Park£¬also called Olympic green is an Olympic park conducted for 2008 Olympic Games in Chaoyang district£®It is located at the North end of Beijing centre axis and covers 680 hectar in total£®The park is well equipped with a complete transportation net and advanced facility£®Beijing national stadium£¬Beijing National aquatic center and other sports center are inside the park£®
Among all the stadium and sports centers£¬National stadium £¨the nest£© and national aquatics center £¨water cube£© are worldwide famous for their design£®After the 2008 Olympic Games they are now used also for citizens and some big activities£®
Great Wall of China
The huge military project to protect the Chinese Empire against intrusions by various northern nomadic¡­
Temple of Heaven¡­
   The Temple of Heaven is ¡­
Summer Palace¡­
   The summer Palace ¡­
60£®The travel agency presents Customer Reviews here toD£®
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D£®promote Four Days Tour
61£®Tourists can enjoy the following EXCEPTA£®
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D£®different cultures
62£®What are the focuses of the Four Days Tour£¿C
A£®The huge military project and the nest£®
B£®The First Time Visit and Temple of Heaven£®
C£®The modern progress and ancient civilization£®
D£®Beijing Olympic Park and Summer Palace£®
17£®Make a long story short for your chance to be published in Reader's Digest and win $25£¬000£®Here are a few of our favorite entries so far in our"Your life£ºThe Reader's Digest Version"contest£®After reading these£¬head over to Facebook and submit your own story about a special moment or lesson that shaped your life£®
"There's Always a John"By Darla Boyd
My first year of teaching£¬there was a kid named John in my class£®John was difficult to control and he nearly drove me crazy£®While talking about him one day£¬an old teacher put his hand on my shoulder and said£¬"There will always be a John£®Your job is to learn to discover what makes him different and help him succeed£®"The next year£¬there was indeed another John£®But that advice taught me that there is something to appreciate in everyone£®
"An Early Key Lesson"By Elaine West
Before I began my first teaching job£¬my mother£¬a teacher of 30 years£¬gave me a very special gift£¬five simple words that have had an effect on my entire life£®"Make friends with the janitor £¨ÃÅÎÀ£©£®"Her wisdom taught me the respect for all types of characters and continues to enrich my life to this day£®Just five little words but what an impact they can have when you take them to heart£®
"Raising Mommy"By Jan Davis
Being a mother can always present challenges and rewards£®Someone told me early that children will teach you everything you need to know£®Being a mother is being raised£®Our children become our advisers£®Their dreams become our professors£¬as we are taking notes carefully£®The sounds of their laughter and smiles are a great reward to us£®Their tears remind us that it is okey to fail£¬and that we should wipe the tears away and try again£®

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B£®Don't treat students differently£®
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?Put the rice into a large container£®Add half of the mixture£®
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?Wet your hands£®Make balls of rice£®Each one should be about the size of a table tennis ball£®
?Take a sharp knife and cut the salmon into thin slices£®Each slice should be about 3mm thick£®
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?Serve the sushi to your friends£®It goes well with green tea£®
Attention
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