Wednesday, 22 March 2017

Street Scenes from Beijing
































A variation of Beijing duck with other dishes.







Chrysanthemum shrub.

































The walls and well used lane of the Forbidden City.







Qianmen Avenue.






Central Asian cuisine is popular in Beijing.






High tea at the National Museum of China.






Entrance to the Wan Fu Xing markets.








Wheat based dough is utilised to hold a diverse variety of fillings in Xian Bing -  inside the wraps can be minced pork, chopped fennel and other tasty delights.





















Beijing duck slices.





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