<h3>After getting off the plane，these pictures are in my sight first. John Bulls are very hospitable!</h3> <h3>After a long-time flight, about 14 hours, children don't look tired. Instead they look excited.</h3> <h3>Waiting for the inspection, a little nervous</h3> <h3>At Heathrow Airport taking photos， after passing the UK Border'a inspection</h3> <h3>Waiting for the teacher from South Cheshire College</h3> <h3>Holiday Inn Express is so tidy and clean. To our surprise, there is hot water. That is not an easy thing in England.</h3> <h3>Comfortable beds, very soft</h3> <h3>At 7:30 in the morning, it's a little dark. Now,there is a shorter day and a longer night here.The air is fresh. There is only fog, no haze.</h3> <h3>There are so many people riding bikes. All of them are wearing "bicycle hats" for safety. There are roads only for bikes running!</h3> <h3>A nice breakfast</h3> <h3>Walking towards Harry porter's 9 3/4 Platform</h3> <h3> If you're a Harry Potter? fan, you know that Platform 9 3/4 at King’s Cross station in London is extremely important to young wizards, as that’s where one departs for Hogwarts? via the Hogwarts Express.</h3><h3><br /></h3><h3><br /></h3> <h3>Taking a photo in front of the Harry Porter Shorp. With rich wooden panelling and drawers full of magical artefacts and wizarding gear, The Harry Potter Shop at Platform 9 3/4 is an experience that has something for everyone.</h3> <h3>The Queen’s Gallery Shop offers a wide range of exclusive gift items inspired by the royal palaces and the works of art in the Royal Collection. You can purchase homeware, china, clothing and jewellery, children’s toys, books and postcards. </h3> <h3>So many people , just like in Beijing Tian'anmen Square</h3> <h3>the Victoria Monument </h3> <h3>The ceremony begins on the forecourt of Buckingham Palace at 11:30 sharp following a march by a detachment of the Old Guard, with musical support, from St. James's Palace and the New Guard led by a Regimental Band from Wellington Barracks.</h3> <h3>Walk With The Guards</h3><h3>The Changing of the Guard ceremony takes place between three locations – Buckingham Palace, St James’s Palace and Wellington Barracks, information to help you see more than most visitors is in our website, but if you want to guarantee being in the right place at the right time read on.</h3> <h3>Musical support is provided by a Regimental Band or Corps of Drums with pipers occasionally taking part in the ceremony.</h3> <h3>A photo of Buckingham Palace</h3> <h3>Troop Movements</h3><h3>Maps and details of troop movements before, during and after the ceremony to help you see more.</h3> <h3> Heading for Horse Guards Parade to see the Household Cavalry mount</h3> <h3>On a Changing the Guard Walking Tour, Matt's unique mixture of knowledge, sense of fun and impeccable timing combine to create an experience to remember.</h3> <h3>Our riding coaster</h3> <h3>Meeting at McDonald's</h3> <h3>Free newspapers at the underground stations</h3> <h3>Guess, where are we?</h3> <h3>Chinatown in London</h3> <h3>Thanks for our "Great China"! Almost everywhere all over the world, either in the USA or in the U.K., we can see China towns. Seeing Chinese culture outside China is so excited!</h3> <h3>China buffet</h3> <h3>Chinese food</h3> <h3>How happily they are eating !</h3>