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Suzhou is well known for having some really nice gardens and temples and it’s the main reason most tourists come here. We spent a full day driving around the city to check out some of these places.

The first garden we checked out was call the Lingering Garden. It was basically a very big house built for some emperor during the Ming Dynasty. The other garden was call the Lion Garden. It had a maze made of rocks that supposedly look like lions. If you don’t know which way you’re going, you can get lost in there for hours.

We also climbed the tallest temple in Suzhou and rung the big bell at the Hanshan Temple. That bell was pretty loud. Enjoy the video.

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    Comment by Terry Tay
    2008-05-24 16:06:25
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    Nice video. With all your videos I almost feel like I’m in China and perhaps I don’t need to take a trip there since I’ve seen it all through you. :lol: You needed to put more muscle into that bell ring though John. :wink:
    ~Terry

    Comment by MR. NICE GUY
    2008-05-25 01:30:49
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    Yah, you’re right. the video is grest and china is indeed filled with history. The place is nice to visit too if you like historical places.

     
     
    Comment by Germz
    2008-05-24 16:12:33
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    Wow that’s really cool. You should take some pictures for high definition viewing. Or maybe call sony and ask for a free high def cam? I see some part but it’s kind of blurry.
    I hope you are having fun in China, I want to go lol

    Comment by John Chow
    2008-05-24 16:35:12
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    The video quality from the Flip is very good. However, Youtube compresses it way too much. :sad:

    Comment by Thiago Prado
    2008-05-24 18:21:53
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    Youtube does compress the video too much, the problem is that they’re not the only video service on the internet and think even though they’re the pioneers they’re losing a lot of users to other website that does the same thing, such as Metacafe.

     
     
     
    Comment by Noobpreneur
    2008-05-24 16:47:41
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    Whoa, John -

    Great temple - even more, great garden - ah… what a bliss…

     
    2008-05-24 18:08:47
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    That’s awesome, it would be so fun to have a badass garden like that as your backyard and throw some crazy parties :lol:

     
    Comment by Jay
    2008-05-24 21:09:06
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    John it sounded like you were huffing and puffing through the Lion Garden :shock:

     
    Comment by ian
    2008-05-24 22:27:20
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    Great travel videos John
    You should have gotten the Chinese Tourist Commission to fund your vacation.

     
    Comment by Bob
    2008-05-24 22:29:16
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    Nice video john, i also wish to go to china to watch the upcoming Beijing Olympics 2008 .. it would really be a good experience !

     
    Comment by Go2Wellington
    2008-05-24 22:33:15
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    I have been couple of years back…I quite enjoyed the trip back then!

     
    Comment by Free Blogging Tips
    2008-05-24 22:46:54
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    Nice post. I hope someday I can have a nice trip too to Suzhou.
    Suzhou, I’m coming.. :grin:

     
    Comment by wisdom
    2008-05-25 00:25:46
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    Cool videos John. Thanks for sharing. :cool:

     
    2008-05-25 00:26:26
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    [...] John Chow still missing in action in the middle of China, the Dot Com Pho Crew has been able to step up to the plate and produce some quality Dot Com Pho [...]

     
    Comment by Pradeep
    2008-05-25 01:25:23
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    Thanx for the video John i might visit china next month if i do i will surely visit those gardens and temples
    by the way can u share some Hi-res Picture of those gardens and temple with u :razz:

    Comment by Pradeep
    2008-05-25 01:27:54
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    sorry spelling mistake not with u but with us :lol:

     
     
    Comment by m4stono
    2008-05-25 01:29:31
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    nice video john, maybe sometime I can visit to China :grin:

     
    Comment by m4stono
    2008-05-25 01:31:41
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    about this video I hope can visit to China sometime :idea:

     
    Comment by Apoorv
    2008-05-25 03:27:52
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    Had gone there long long back, I am in India now, Nice video John

     
    Comment by Article Directory
    2008-05-25 04:07:51
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    good vid john..

     
    2008-05-25 12:04:25
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    Quite interesting video…

     
    Comment by Carlo
    2008-05-25 13:19:14
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    Funny video … that’s good!

     
    2008-05-25 14:34:25
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    Looks like you spent some time lingering in the gardens. lol!

     
    Comment by Chris Jacobson
    2008-05-25 15:05:34
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    What’s with all the references and comparisons to America in your videos? You live in Canada… represent! :cool:

    Comment by Flimjo
    2008-05-27 06:33:50
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    I guess he does that because he knows a lot of his readers are from America.

     
     
    Comment by Zak Show
    2008-05-25 16:59:33
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    That’s Awesome John :shock: You really enjoy your time :)

     
    2008-05-29 21:33:10
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    It is so interesting how busy and stressful the streets look but how calm the gardens are. I guess they need that contrast to help lower the stress levels!

     
    Comment by Financial Jesus
    2008-05-30 01:31:35
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    Yeah, now we know who the bosses were during the Ming Dynasty! :cool:

     
    2008-05-30 08:09:17
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    You are Blogging in way that makes us feel that even we are there are too.. you are sharing your ecperiences with us ..thnkx

     
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