Literally: East of the Mountain.
The city clearly exists because it is in the confluence of the river Thames and the River Cherwell. In such confluences, terrain tends to be flat, and fords are also common, with crossings wide and shallow, and so it was an important crossing place.
Notably, the River Cherwell is a natural link between London and the North towards Coventry, and then Birmingham, as it, and then the Thames in which it goes into, puncture through both the Chilterns, then North Essex Downs and the Cotswolds hills. The M40.
Indian vegetarian thali is the best thing ever! The Southern version in particular. Also do watch a video on how to eat it.
Jugalbandi in Chartaal-Ki-Sawari from album Together (1990)
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Yung Professional Move to London by Sans Beanstalk
. Source. The sad thing is that the same author also has another accurate video criticizing British suburbia, so there's no escape basically in the UK: www.youtube.com/watch?v=oIJuZbXLZeY.
Video "Being a Dickhead's Cool by Reuben Dangoor (2010)" also comes to mind.
Literally: "capital of the East". Note that the Chinese term 东京 (dong1 jing1) is highly ambiguous in historical contexts, as many places throughout history have been known as "the capital of the East".Of of those other places is the Kaifeng, which is the Capital in Water Margin and in real life during the Song dynasty. The novel is also likely highly popular in Japan apparently as well BTW, e.g. it merited a well funded adaptation: The Water Margin.
Leading Chinese lyrics website: mojim.com/twznew.htm
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