The best way ... to explore ... (explore) China is by land. Anyone who has been there, will ... (tell) you what a great experience it is ... (Travel) round China involves ... (cover) great distances as the country is enormous. As a result, some tourists would rather ... (fly), as it is quicker and they consider ... (sit) on a bus or train a waste of time. For those who don't mind ... (take) a bit longer, there is so much ... (see) which is not visible from a plane. From a bus you can ... (see) women ... (work) in the rice fields. You can even spend some time ... (learn) a few Chinese phrases. Few can resist ... (taste) the local delicacy - bird's nest soup, though you may ... (have) difficulty in ... (acquire) a taste for one-hundred-year-old eggs!

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Егор

14 октября, 20:28

The best way ... to explore ... (explore) China is by land. Anyone who has been there, will ... (tell) you what a great experience it is ... (Travel) round China involves ... (cover) great distances as the country is enormous. As a result, some tourists would rather ... (fly), as it is quicker and they consider ... (sit) on a bus or train a waste of time. For those who don't mind ... (take) a bit longer, there is so much ... (see) which is not visible from a plane. From a bus you can ... (see) women ... (work) in the rice fields. You can even spend some time ... (learn) a few Chinese phrases. Few can resist ... (taste) the local delicacy - bird's nest soup, though you may ... (have) difficulty in ... (acquire) a taste for one-hundred-year-old eggs!

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The best way to explore China is by land. Anyone who has been there, will tell you what a great experience it is. Travelling round China involves covering great distances as the country is enormous. As a result, some tourists would rather fly, as it is quicker and they consider sitting on a bus or train a waste of time. For those who don't mind to take a bit longer, there is so much to see which is not visible from a plane. From a bus you can see women working in the rice fields. You can even spend some time learning a few Chinese phrases. Few can resist tasting the local delicacy - bird's nest soup, though you may have difficulty in acquiring a taste for one-hundred-year-old eggs!