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As a conclusion to our series on our vacation in Beijing, Autumn 2007, we bring you this special entry of memories of Beijing. Never-seen-before pictures of K-popped! at famous tourist spots in China. It is also a guide on what's cool and where to go when you are visiting Beijing.
Girls will be girls! We had an awesome time shopping.
K-popped! at Wangfujing Street -
Beijing's Modern Shopping District.
K-popped! at Wangfujing Street -
Beijing's Modern Shopping District.
K-popped! Trio attempting a complicated "Saranghae"pose at the grounds of The Temple of Heaven (Tian Tan).
"Tian Tan" is China's largest existing complex of
ancient sacrificial buildings. Occupying 273 hectares,
it is three times the area of the Forbidden City.
K-popped! Trio shouts "Hwaiting!" while staring in awe at thegigantic Hall of Prayer for Good Harvest at
The Temple of Heaven.
K-popped! Trio were so excited to visit the world's largest LCD screen displayat The Place, they couldn't help but jump for joy!
Liz and Rooster posing as shy concubines at the Imperial Palacegrounds of the Forbidden City.
K-popped! Trio got excited again and couldn't help but jump in the Forbidden City. Whoopee...we can't believe
we are actually at the Imperial Palace which was
home to the Emperors of China for almost five centuries. Cowabunga!
After all the funny antics, K-popped! Trio had to hide behindancient giant urns to escape Imperial Palace
guards who were patrolling the premises.
NG: K-popped! Trio attempts a synchronized "Saranghae" but obviously one of them was not in the loop.
Ahh, finally we got it right. Saranghae readers!K-popped! Trio sends you love from the Imperial Palace, China.
"We know where Korea is. This way!", says the K-popped! Trio. Even while in awe of the magnificent view from
The Great Wall of China at Badaling,
we frantically started to point towards
South Korea in the horizon.
Liz takes a photo of Orchid taking a photo of Liz.K-popped! in Beijing, Autumn 2007 entries:
- In-flight K-entertainment onboard MAS
- Coffee at Beijing's 798 Art Zone
- Delicious Korean cuisine at Beijing's hutong
- Korean snacks from Wudaokou
- Lunch at Wudaokou
- Korea star sightings in Wudaokou
- Traveling to Wudaokou in Beijing
- Song Hye-kyo on the cover of Chinese Cosmopolitan
- K-popped! in Beijing
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14 Comments:
haha...cute pictures. Keep up the fun work.
wahh, the most pictures of k-popped trio in a single post, which only goes to show the so many diff poses u can do with bare exposure of the face ;) good job peeps. glad u had a good vacation
Haha so many great photos to choose from how to decide! 어떻게!! I think my favorite is the one behind the branch cuz it reminds me so much of Wilson from that 90s American sitcom "Home Improvement". I am not sure if that was ever broadcast in Malaysia but if it was you'll know what I am talking about ^_^
Hey gals, as crazy as ever! Love the photos.
Liz, mabuk again is it? haha. Glad you gals had a good time. miss you at the er, torture chamber. ;-)
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^ i like this best! :)
its great you guys had a great time, maybe next stop is south korea? ^o^
Fuyoh!! Damn cun the pics... but what's with the hide-and-seek shots? Show us those cute mugshots of the people behind k-popped! :P
woohoo!!..girlfriends + vacation...what could be better?? I have no doubts u guys brought back some fun memories & maybe even some great blooper moments amongs yall ;)
Hi kpop_rub: Thanks for frequenting our site and being active on the comment scene. We love to hear from ya. ;-)
Yes, i know what you mean about Home Improvement. We used to get that sitcom here too! Tim Allen & his Tool Time program and that man in the backyard who does not show his face. hahahahaa...remember that clearly.
Mike: Yes! yes! we had a fab time, see ya soon. =)
In'vincibleOh if we do ever go to South Korea, i think the K-popped! Trio will go berserk with all the Korean spotting. Here, there, everywhere! aaaarrgggghhhhhh hahahaha
awesome pictures!
i hope to go there soon!
thanks for sharing `em!
i like the brown jacket girls sling bag! it like has red writing and...someone's face on it? where did you get it. i want one!
Hi valski,
The bag in question is a Charmian Mao Tze Tung army canvas shoulder bag. You can get that in China a whole lot. We saw it on sale in Beijing.
But carrying the bag might raise sensitive issues when carried elsewhere around the word because Mao Tze Tung, China's prominent communist leader is a controversial figure today (30 years after his death).
The brown jacket girl got the bag free as a gift...so she carried it.
Hey valski, the writing on the bag directly translates to say, "Serve the civilians." But there are other less political designs available.
Yo Michael, I wasn't drunk-lar...well, not on alcohol anyway. Drunk on happiness ;-). Sigh the torture chamber...don't remind me about it! :-P
sasjo, what's wrong with hide-and-seek shots? Nice what...we rocked it :-P.
And to the others who left a comment, thank you for your kind words and encouragement :-).
In`vincible, yeah South Korea is at the top of our lists. But we'll have to see what comes out of that :-).
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