Tashkent mixes old era with new Soviet drive in Uzbekistan
In Tashkent and Bukhara Central Asia blends 12th to 15th century heritage with Soviet modernization. The capital grows to 1.84 million, attracts tourists, builds hotels, subways, embracing mosques, mosques, bazaars, and new apartments. Farmers market onions shed skins, locals guard tradition amid modernization and Western fashion.
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Noisy Peking Subway Impresses Japanese Expert
Tokyo transit official Hiroo Hashimoto toured Peking's 24 kilometer subway linking Peking Station to Ping Kuo Station. He noted a neat yet noisy system with four coach trains running every 15 minutes, powered by a third rail, and observed a contrast to heavy bicycle usage in the city.
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