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Q: Any scenic spots near Beijing that won't be crowded during May Day holiday?

10 years 51 weeks ago in  Transport & Travel - Beijing

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Try the olympic stadium also called the 'birds nest'. That place is so big it will be very difficult to make that place a crowded one. 

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I think it's the best to go to the countryside,Chinese like to visit famous places rather than the countryside.So,it won't be that crowded in the countryside as inside the city.Chuan di xia village in Mentou Gou District is not a bad choice.

 

http://baike.baidu.com/view/509635.htm

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Who the fuck gave every post a thumbs-down?

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