Tunku Halim – LOL…maybe one day I can publish a photo book.

Jason – Thank you. I used Lightbox 2.0 for the photos…I will write a post soon to teach people how to use it. Please stay tuned.

Big Boys Oven – cool, free accomodation. :)

CP – haha…I am glad you did. It’s your “motherland” well, you you are a panda, right? ;)

Florence – thanks for your kind comment and words…I am glad and honored you like my blog. :)

Thank you for sharing so generously via your great blog!

I came across your blog from a spiritual friend, Yozora NiteSky (http://4evershiftingsand.blogspot.com/).

Wish I could be like you one day too (photography dummy to be on par with the experts).

Thank you for the postcard-like pictures (weren’t they postcards? ;>), and neat categorized blog posts.

Until then, may you be well and happy, wherever you may be. =)

By the way, I’m so curious about the slideshow u’ve embeded. It darken the background and changes according to photosize. How did u do it?

Did you try whispering at the Tien Tan wall?

Tiga – No lah, don’t plan to print them as I alreay have postcards from Beijing! LOL.

Jason – I use Canon EOS Rebel XT, I have it for sale on Rasa Malaysia Store, just check it out. It’s a good investment. :)

Claude – thank you for your kind words, as always. :)

Orchidea – I had Peking Roast Duck in Quan Je De and thought it was just so-so. Perhaps the best roast ducks are found in the hutong!

Marvin – thanks. No, I didn’t buy any of them as they are too fragile to bring back. ;)

Msiangirl – wow, did you live there too? I know the Friendship Store, I passed by the shop when I was in the cab, many times! :)

Big Boys – you should go back there again…for Olympic? ;)

Amy – LOL…I have been to Beijing so many times and every time I see/discover something new that I haven’t yet captured.

Cynthia – thanks. I thought this set is a nice virtual tour…next year Olympic is going to be crazy.

Melting – they are cleaning up Beijing in preparation for the Olympic next year. ;)

Babe – really ke? Thank you. :)

For the love of food – I used 50mm in this set because it’s convenient for traveling purposes, but found it hard to capture scenary shots. The last few shots of the temple of heaven, I practically had to stand like a mile away to take the shots….lol. (Well, not really a mile, but you know what I mean as I cannot zoom out using the 50mm).

Wandering Chopsticks – I have no idea…just thought they were nice so I captured them.

What were all those large urns used for?