Yuyuan Garden dates back to the Ming Dynasty. It contains five acres of pavilions and winding paths. It's Grand Rockery has caves, grottoes and an artificial montain nearly 46 feet high.
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- Breakfast and Candies
- Day 5 Morning Tai Chi
- BK was in China with us
- Chinese Dinner
- Leaving Chizhou, Sailing to Jiu Jiang
- Chinese English
- Back to the Dock
- Continuing on Our Way
- Stopping to See Rice Crops
- Heading Back to the Ship
- Leaving Mt. Jiu Hua
- Chinese English
- Mt. Jiu Hua
- Mt. Jiu Hua
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- Need a Ride to The Temple?
- Driving to Mt. Jiu Hua
- Day 4 Scenic Cruising
- Ship Diagram
- Boarding the Ship in Nanjing
- Walk Back + Ride to Nanjing to board our ship
- Garden of the Master of Nets
- Garden of the Master of Nets
- Suzhou
- Lunch
- Suzhou Silk Factory
- Suzhou
- Day 3 leaving Shanghai
- End of Day 2
- Acrobat Show
- Dinner
- Shanghai Museum
- Scam!
- Silk Carpet Weaving
- Silk "paintings"
- Old Shanghai
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- Yuyuan Garden
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- Old Shanghai
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- Fancy Headphones
- First Breakfast in Shanghai
- Headed back to the hotel
- Dinner with Lily
- Hello China!
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- Gooodbye USA!
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