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Chinese Inventions, Science & Civilisation
In the fields of science and civilisation, China's early history claims numerous inventions which laid strong foundations for the modern world. more...
The Great Wall of China, Facts & Ming Dynasty
Bristling with battlements, beacons, towers and gates, the Great Wall of China was declared a World Heritage site in 1987 and attracts millions of visitors every year. more...
New Parents e-Guide to Beijing by Cheryl Probst
This new Parents Guide to Beijing offers sound practical advice and reveals a city full of exciting attractions for all the family. more...
Latest Berlitz Pocket Guide to China
The latest Berlitz Pocket Guide to China offers a lot of information in an easy to carry format. It is attractively illustrated and a pleasure to handle. more...
China's Silk Capital, Suzhou Museum & Institute
In the Jiangsu province in eastern China, Suzhou has been at the heart of the silk trade for centuries, producing to this day the finest silk embroidery in the land. more...
Beijing Forbidden City of Chinese Emperors
The Forbidden City is the world's largest ancient palace, masterpiece of traditional Chinese architecture and UNESCO site with amazing structures and treasures. more...
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By: Bridget Coila
U.S. visitors heading to China can easily fill out a travel visa application for China online and get their visa through one of the many Internet visa agencies. more...
Beijing Nightlife in Sanlitun, Chaoyang District
By: Bridget Coila
Sanlitun bar street may be the most famous bar district in Beijing, but venturing beyond the tourist traps along the main road leads to better nightlife. more...
By: Sara Vigrass
Both traditional Chinese spas and Westernized spas can be found in Beijing, China. However, the treatments and massage styles vary. more...
The Wudaokou Haidian Area of Beijing
By: Bridget Coila
Beijing study abroad students flock to Wudaokou, where Beijing's major universities and private language schools flourish. A vibrant student life makes the Wu exciting. more...
Beijing Medical Clinics Assist Sick Foreigners
By: Cheryl Probst
Foreigners who encounter medical or dental problems while in Beijing can find help at clinics and hospitals where the staff speaks many languages, including English. more...
Royal Palaces and Houses of Beijing
By: Bridget Coila
Beijing, the capital of China, houses palaces and retreats where royal emperors of the Ming and Qing Dynasty lived. more...
Chengdu, China Leisure & Travel Guide
By: Eric Blankenburg
Chengdu offers a wide range of exciting tourist sites like The Giant Panda Research Center, Jiuzhaigou, ancient temples, and has refined the art of teahouse tea drinking. more...
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