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5 Things To Taste, Smell, Touch, Hear And See, Dec 28-31 | the Beijinger

5 Things To Taste, Smell, Touch, Hear And See, Dec 28-31 | the Beijinger: Beijing can be an overstimulating place to live, to say the least. Let’s be real: sometimes even our sixth sense (the one that tells you when that stick of chuan'r will make you sick for the next two days) gets a decent workout. With such a wide variety of events, restaurants, and gigs to attend, we suggest bathing each of your five senses in one, if not all, of the nourishing goings-on below.


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