

This is me with the Beijing Olympics mascots in the background. (Oct. 3, 2006)
With no specific plans for the National Day holiday, my wife and I made a foray to the Tian'anmen Square at night on Oct. 3, the third day of China's weeklong holiday.
I hadn't expected there would be so many people thronging and roaming around the Square and the place was a virtual huge night market. For what didn't those people stay away from a throng at night? For fun. But what they actually experienced might be of frustration just like my wife and I did --- there are too many people to make walks there enjoyable.

Thronging people at the Tian'anmen Square on the night (Oct. 3, 2006).

A small replica of the giant Three Gorges Dam at the Tian'anmen Square (Oct. 3, 2006).
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