First lesson: Eating Duck. Wonderful...love it.
Second lesson: Brunch is a weekend must.
So our first brunch to join them, they took us to Taiking Lu (Lu means street). From the main street...this place looks very shady. However, once you get into the alleys it is amazing! It is a crazy combination of old and new. The bottom floors of the old homes have been converted to cafes, art gallery's, photography studios, boutiques...you get the idea. The upper floors are still homes. VERY COOL.
View of some cafes.
Here are some pics of the new group! Bohemia was our brunch spot. Yummy.
After brunch we wandered the area and got some pretty "different" pictures. I seemed to have taken more pictures of the strange stuff...and not so much the whole idea (or new, normal stuff) of the place. But as I've already explained, we are not the best tourists.
Love the lanterns.
Random arched alley way.
Birds in the upper window!
Laundry hanging above all of the alleys amongst cafes and art galleries. Strange...I told you!
Loving the birdies!
A larger view. See the mixture! 
Pantie Chandelier!Last but not least...........
Chicken anyone? Need I say more?
Chicken anyone? Need I say more?
I'll leave you with that. Another day in the life of China.
From Alexa:
ReplyDeleteCome back soon and stay here next time you come back! I looovve those pictures!! Why do ya'll hang those turkeys or whatever those things are on your window?
From Ella:
ReplyDeleteHi Uncle Johnny and Auntie Sarah! I liked the pictures!! Love you!!
Hey there girlies!!!
ReplyDeleteTo tell you the truth...we don't know why there are chickens hanging in the window. That may be the only one we have seen (we see so much strange stuff that I kind of forget now.) We went back to this place last night and the chicken was still there. No clue.
We miss you girls!
Love you!!!