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Treaty

The Cathedral of St. Francis is modest and tucked away, out of sight, but is one of the vestiges of Yichang‘s history as a treaty port.

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Scotland

In my continued poor planning, I hadn’t eaten all day, so I stopped into a “British pub” across the street from the cathedral.  This was listed on the menu as “Sandwich of Scotland.”

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Zither

The Chinese word for “kite” is 风筝 (fēngzhēng meaning “wind zither.”) Yichang is famous for kites being flown over the Yangtze.The sky was clear and the wind was blowing, steady but gently.

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Rest

I had flown to Hubei Province to take a cruise up the Yangtze River through the Three Gorges all the way to Chongqing.  But I had six hours to kill in Yichang before I could board the ship.  Six hours. … Continue reading

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