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Read Ebook {PDF EPUB} Verloren in Peking by Hei Ma Hei Ma --> Read Ebook {PDF EPUB} Verloren in Peking by Hei Ma Hei Ma --> Hei Ma (chinesisch 黑马 , * 1960 in Baoding in der Provinz Hebei) im Norden der Volksrepublik China, ist ein chinesischer Autor. Hei Ma ist das Pseudonym des bekannten chinesischen Autors und Journalisten Bi Bingbin (毕冰宾). 1984 schloss er sein Anglistikstudium an der Pädagogischen Hochschule in Fujian ab. Nach dem Studium wurde er einem Verlag in Peking als Redakteur und Übersetzer zugeteilt. Seine Erfahrungen und Erlebnisse in dieser Zeit inspirierten ihn zu dem Roman Verloren in Peking , der 2010 in die Bibliothek der Metropolen , einer Reihe der Süddeutschen Zeitung aufgenommen wurde. 1988 verbrachte Hei Ma als Gastwissenschaftler einen Monat in München. Heute arbeitet Hei Ma als Produzent beim englischsprachigen Kanal des chinesischen Fernsehsenders China Central Television. Verloren in Peking. 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SZ-Bibliothek Metropolen Band 3: Verloren in Peking. Buchbeschreibung Zustand: Gut - gebraucht. Gebundene Ausgabe 400 S. Bibliotheksmerkmale, Aufkleber ausgeschieden Zustand: 3, Gut - gebraucht, Gebundene Ausgabe S�ddeutsche Zeitung , 2010-04-23 400 S. , SZ-Bibliothek Metropolen Band 3: Verloren in Peking, Ma Hei. Artikel-Nr. BU300475. 5. Verloren in Peking. Buchbeschreibung 400 Seiten Ehemaliges Bibliotheksex. mit Stempel und R�ckensignatur. Leichte Gebrauchsspuren, Text Sauber, ohne Anstreichungen, Mit Original Umschlag. 9783866157866 Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 581. Artikel-Nr. 1132003. 6. Verloren in Peking. Hrsg. und aus dem Chinesischen �bersetzt von Gerlinde Gild u.a. (Aus der Reihe "Metropolen"). Buchbeschreibung 8�, 412 S., OPpbd. mit farbigem Umschlag. Tadellos. Artikel-Nr. 42326. Verloren in Peking by Hei Ma. When you are planning your Qinghai Tour either for sightseeing or on business, Qinghai Lake will definitely linger in your mind, a gem 151 km west of Xining City – the capital city of Qinghai Province. Qinghai Lake is the largest inland saline lake in China with a perimeter of 360 km and an average depth of 21 meters. Every year Qinghai Lake entices a consistent flow of tourists home and abroad, attracted by its azure sky, limpid water, white clouds, green grassland and yellow sea of rape flower. For how to visit Qinghai Lake, you check out the link – How to Visit Qinghai Lake from Xining. If you are a sunrise photography enthusiast, Qinghai Lake will offer you a delightful photography experience. The best place to see the sunrise over Qinghai Lake is Hei Ma He Township (黑马河乡) , 220 km to the west of Xining City. Hei Ma He Township is on the west edge of Qinghai Lake, a perfect place to view the sunrise over the lake. You’d better off first visiting Qinghai Lake during the daytime. Before you go to Hei Ma He Township for taking pictures of sunrise over Qinghai Lake, you should check out the weather condition and the sunrise time. Then drive to Hei Ma He Town for overnight stay . There are some family inns, hostels in the township. It is not a bad idea to put up in a tent or an inn near the west bank of Qinghai Lake in Hei Ma He Township. Get up early to catch the rising sun. Wear warmly for it still feels chilly in an early morning even you may come here in summer. Get your camera and tripod, trying to locating a place to clearly see the sunrise. It is not surprising that you will see a”human wall” on the west lake shore for many people like you flock here shooting pictures of sunrise over the lake. The Sun is appearing above the lake. The Sun is appearing above the lake. The rising Sun is up under clouds. The rising Sun is up under clouds. The sky and the lake are all blanketed by the new and fresh “Red Sun”. The sky and the lake are all blanketed by the new and fresh “Red Sun”. Any questions, just drop line. How to Visit Qinghai Lake from Xining. No matter you are in Xining for sightseeing or on business, having a day trip to Qinghai Lake is a delightful must if you come to Xining for the first time on your Qinghai Tour . Qinghai Lake is located 151 km west of Xining’s city center. It is the largest inland lake and saline lake as well in China with a circumference of 360 km and average depth of 21 meters. Qinghai Lake is formed by Datong Mountain and Riyue Mountain of Qilian Mountain Ranges, and South Mountain in Qinghai and fed by over dozens of rivers and streams. Qinghai Lake has long been one of the biggest draws in Xining, the capital of Qinghai Province which lies on the northeast of Tibetan Plateau. At the altitude of 3200 meters, Qinghai Lake boasts great charms – Blue sky and water, white clouds and green grassland, and amazing rape flowers, a wonderful summer resort and mesmerizing landscape. Summer ( July-August ) is the best time to visit Qinghai Lake. September and early October is also a good time to have a glimpse of the lake though most of the grasslands have turned brown. Then how to go to Qinghai Lake from Xining’s city center? Basically you have three ways of transport – taking a public bus, hiring an exclusive car or van, and take a shared car or van. Bayi Passenger Transport Station ( 八一客运站) has regular buses going to Qinghai Lake – first bus leaves at 6:00am and the last bus back at 3:30pm. You can easily reach Bayi Bus Station by taking the public buses no.2, 22 and 25. The bus fare for the single ride from downtown costs RMB 35 and RMB 45 for the return bus ride. You can hire a taxi or private car at the price of RMB 600. Or you may look for a shared car or van at Bayi Bus Station. Usually you pay RMB 100 for a shared van or RMB 150 for a shared car for a return trip to Qinghai Lake from Xining’s city center. Private or shared car or van gives you much freedom in terms of getting off on the way to Qinghai Lake or back to Xining downtown. There are quite a few scenic attractions and historical sites on route. You can ask your driver to stop for the site you are interested in, making your day trip more interesting and value-added. Generally the 151 km overland ride is a scenic drive, passing by massive valleys, alpine meadows, limpid rivers, historical sites and remote towns. Well, follow me to drive into the wonderland of Qinghai Lake in late September. The 151km ride is mainly composed of three parts: Xining Downtown to Huangyuan County (湟源) 50km; Huangyuan – Daotanghe Town (倒淌 河) 50 km and Daotanghe – Qinghai Lake 50 km. This is Bayi Passenger Transport Station which is located at Kangle (康乐) on East Avenue (东大街), many public bus lines reach the bus station. You should get off at the station of Kangle (康乐) for Bayi Passenger Bus Station. Bayi Passenger Transport Staton. It is a comfortable drive from Xining to Huangyuan (湟源), along an enclosed expressway. This the toll gate for the expressway. Duoba Toll Gate and Start your day trip. Driving along the expressway, accompanied by the mountains and Huangshui River. On route and accompanied by the mountains and Huangshui River. We finish the first 50 km drive and get to the downtown of Huangyuan County (湟源县). Your driver will stop at the entrance to the ancient Dan Gaer Ancient City (丹噶尔古城) for a brief visit. Dan Gaer Old Town used to be a commercial center, a hub of the Tangbo Ancient Route ( a minor Silkroad), starting from Tang Dynasty and it reached its prime in Qing Dynasty. Many of the old city’s building are still well kept or have been restored. The entrance to Dan Gaer Ancient Town. The former Confucian Temple and Primary School in the ancient town. Free entrance for the old town itself, but there are a few inside pay attractions. The former Confucian Temple and Primary School. After Dan Gaer Old Town, we continue to start our second leg of the trip from Dan Gaer to Daotanghe Town ( 倒淌河) ( a National Highway). It is an exciting scenic drive! It is a deluxe experience for people living in Beijing pestered by the annoying haze. We stop by the side of the highway, surrounded by brown meadows, blue sky and white clouds for a while. I ask my driver to take a stereotyped picture by his van. Take a stereotyped picture on route. Snow capped mountains, brown grasslands and glazing sheep. Snow shrouded mountains, brown grasslands and glazing sheep. We soon reach Daotanghe Town (倒淌河). We pass by the most essential pay attraction in Daotanghe – a wetland with beautiful landscape. Daotanghe Wetland with beautiful landscape. We drive through Daotanghe Town and start our last leg of our day trip from Daotanghe to Qinghai Lake, the last 50 km drive.
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