Then came, for me, challenging part. We were taught how to draw some Chinese ideogram characters, including the ones for the UK and China. It was tricky at first, but most of us got the hang of it towards the end of the session. Afterwards a few of us bought paintings done by art students.
We then took the coach to
the Terracotta Warrior site. We parked our coach and took a buggy ride to the
main site. First, we went into a 360 degree cinema to watch a 15 minute film about
the creation and the discovery of the warriors.
We were then led to the
biggest of the pits filled with lined up warriors. When they were first
excavated they were in many pieces and still reconstruction is continuing today,
many years later.
We then proceeded to have
lunch.
Next, we went to a buddist
temple. Inside the complex there was a large rectanglar tower with 8 floor which
was used as a library for many scriptures although now, the building is empty so
we didn't climb it. We also had around half an hour's free time to wander and
explore the temple for ourselves. Some of my friends, Jess, Vicky, Yfke, and
myself went and walked around the beautiful gardens.
We then went back to the
hotel for about an hour to freshen up before tea. After tea, we then went out to
the hussle and haggle of the night market. We were, again, given some time to
wander about as we pleased.
We had a wonderful day and
we were all exhausted.
Eleanor
S.
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