wei lian (Will), ge deng (Gordon), dai ray nan (Dorothy), le qi (Vicky), an qiao li (Ashley), shi ring (Melissa). Yet to introduce themselves - ma xiu (Matthew), yiu wei (Charles), ya lun (Aaron).
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Beijing - Modern, modern, modern - and modernizing!
Those born between new years in 1938, 1950, 1962, 1974, 1986, 1998 and 2010 are tigers.
Huān yíng nǐ lái Běijīng!
Beijing - Modern, modern, modern - and modernizing!
Welcome to Beijing!
This week we are discovering some of the sites of Beijing and phrases for your first trip to some day discover the real capital of China.
While we make-believe that we have gone to Beijing, we will play Chinese sports, try martial arts, make Chinese crafts and cook Chinese dumplings. Campers join two groups - one "house" for like ages and the other a mixed age "family" group.
While we make-believe that we have gone to Beijing, we will play Chinese sports, try martial arts, make Chinese crafts and cook Chinese dumplings. Campers join two groups - one "house" for like ages and the other a mixed age "family" group.
Year of the Tiger
Those born between new years in 1938, 1950, 1962, 1974, 1986, 1998 and 2010 are tigers.
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