yes, it's true that nature kicked our little butts at Le Shan Mountain. But there were some cool parts, too.
a word of advice though, tread lightly, or the buddha is gonna get you.
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3 comments:
That's very interesting!
Simon, your Chinese name looks gorgeous on that brass lock!
Cynthia, your Da Ja how (Sharon-style ping ying)in the video is the best chinese I have ever heard you saying. Perfect.
Woody, ni how! I have enjoyed your writing. Good job.
Tired mountain looks so beautiful.Even though you are tired,you have gotten luck and peace from the giant buddha.I know you felt such an achievement to reach the top mountain.
10 years later,Simon can take your family there to look for your key and lock.I felt tired today,because I went to learn the belly dance for 2 hrs. I am a hot mom.Ha,Ha
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