北京市Beijing City
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The entrance arch to 前门 Qianmen Gate.
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The entrance arch to 前门 Qianmen Gate.
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The entrance arch to 前门 Qianmen Gate.
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One of the remain city walls.
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Around the ruined wall is a park.
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Side view of Beijing's large drum tower.
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Beijing's heavy-duty bell tower. In it hangs one of China's largest and heaviest cast-iron bell.
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Tourist pedicabs lined the way to the bell tower.
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View of the bell tower from atop the drum tower.
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A memorial stone outside the bell tower.
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The colossal cast-iron bell is one of the three largest in China today.
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The bells (I believe there were 9 of them) were struck every half hour for the tourists.
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The drum tower looking from atop the bell tower.
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北海 Beihai is the imperial garden of the 金 Jin, 元 Yuan, 明 Ming and 清 Qing dynasties. It is the oldest and best preserved imperial garden in China.




