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Beijing Day 3: Officially Cooked. SOS!

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    Danielle Purdy-Weimann
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    It's exhausting, so exhausting, and it's packed with people too.

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      Benjamin Dooley
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      I'm also planning a four-day, three-night trip. Tomorrow, it's the flag-raising ceremony, the Forbidden City, and a museum. Just thinking about it makes me super stressed!

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        Florence Stark
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        That's intense! The Forbidden City and a museum all in one day. The queues at the National Museum are incredibly long.

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          Theresa Sporer
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          Where are you guys staying? I'm not sure which hotel to book.

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            Sonja Schroeder
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            I'm staying at a Super 8 near Beijing South Railway Station, it's 280 RMB per night. It's pretty decent if you bring your own disposable bed linens, as the hotel ones don't feel very clean.

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              I have flat feet. After power-walking around Universal Studios for two days, last night my feet hurt just touching the ground. I bought a basin and soaked them for an hour. Feeling a bit better today, so I'm back to power-walking at the Forbidden City.

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                Leslie Kunde
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                So envious! I still have another day at the Forbidden City tomorrow, and I can barely walk anymore.

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                  Lorraine Rau
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                  Attended the flag-raising at dawn, went straight into the Forbidden City afterwards, then the Old Summer Palace in the afternoon. I walked so much I felt like sparks were flying!

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                    Lorena Runolfsson
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                    That's incredible!

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                      Kevin Harris
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                      Is it cold enough to wear a woolen coat, dear?

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                        Emma Kihn
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                        Not cold.

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                          Dr. Cheryl Willms
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                          30,000 steps every day for 5 days. The happiest moment each day was collapsing into bed.

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                            Abel Schulist MD
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                            So true! The best part is finally lying in your own bed at home.

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                              Dr. Danny Bayer
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                              It's true, every tourist visiting Beijing can't believe that exploring just one major attraction a day can be utterly exhausting. But when we Beijingers travel elsewhere, it's the opposite – everything seems so small and close. We can visit several places in a day and still have time left over, wondering where to go next!

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                                Mr. Carlton Johnston
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                                Just getting from the Summer Palace to Universal Studios feels like a journey in itself. Besides Beijing, only Shanxi province gives me that same feeling of vastness – you definitely need to self-drive there.

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                                  Courtney Hickle Jr.
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                                  Totally! I just took a walk around my neighborhood today and, oh my god, 13,000 steps already!

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                                    Colin Cronin
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                                    This afternoon, after leaving Beihai Park, I had to walk endlessly through the hutongs to get to the subway station. They were so, so, so, so long! I was about to break down. There were no share bikes anywhere, and I was absolutely exhausted.

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