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The Train-station of Qingdao  
   

The Train-station of Qingdao

When I stepped out of my train, I thought I had returned to Germany. It is a lovely building and from here, during the German Occupation, trains travelled directly to Berlin.
#124 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (Qingdao, China's German City)

May 23rd 2010
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