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Shanghai Attractions near the Huangpu River
Near the Huangpu River, Shanghai boasts a wide range of attractions, a magnet for leisure and business travellers.
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Luxury Hotels in Shanghai for World Expo 2010
As Shanghai prepares to host World Expo 2010, luxury hotels across the city are set for an unprecedented boom, with the most convenient venues likely to be booked early.
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Expo Shanghai 2010, World Exhibition
World Expo 2010 will be held in Shanghai from May 1st to October 31st on the theme of urban living, perfectly suited to a metropolis of nearly 18 million people.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Fruits and Flowers for the Chinese New Year
In preparation for the New Year, Chinese people traditionally clean their houses to sweep away misfortune and make way for good luck with fruits and flowers.
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UNESCO World Heritage Site – Temple of Heaven
Since 1998, the Temple of Heaven complex has been a designated and protected cultural site. It serves as a prime example of Chinese architecture, symbolism, and design.
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Finding a Bar in Suzhou
Bars in Suzhou range from a German microbrewery to a combined library, bookshop and pub.
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China's Ancient Canal
China's Grand Canal is entering a new phase in its long history. Still very important for trade, it is now also being promoted as a tourist drawcard.
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Transportation In China
Hard-sleeper, soft-sleeper, middle berth, upper berth... what does it all mean? China's transportation system explained.
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Qingyang Gong Daoist Temple
Qingyang Gong or the Green Ram Temple is the oldest Taoist temple in Sichuan Province and is still a thriving center of spiritual study.
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Shanghai Is Actually Capable of Subtlety
As a result of its complicated history, Shanghai has become one of the world's most cosmopolitan cities, and has hidden pockets of subtlety within its impressive skyline.
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Great Walls and Olympic Greens in Beijing
At times China's capital can feel awash with people, traffic and smog, but breathtaking views and China's majestic past, are available just an hour from downtown Beijing.
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First Day in Beijing for Independent Travelers
Tiananmen Square and its surrounds make for a great first day in Beijing, offering up tastes of history, opulence, recreation and cuisine and all within walking distance.
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Emei Shan: The Legendary Buddhist Mountain
Emei Shan-an old, spiritual mountain where travelers will discover classic Buddhist temples amidst a sea of green and swarms of peanut scavenging monkeys on the slope.
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China's Bamboo Sea & Dinosaur Fossils
An endless expanse of verdant bamboo plants, crumbling red karst cliffs, and ancient fossils can be found just 3 hours south of Chengdu, the capital of Sichuan.it
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Get a Business Visa for China
U.S. citizens planning on working or doing business in China need to obtain the appropriate visa before leaving the U.S. The two main options are the F-visa and Z-visa.
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Guangzhou Builds for 16th Asian Games in 2010
Some of the world's best public buildings, all designed by renowned architects, are scheduled to be ready when Guangzhou hosts the 16th Asian Games in November 2010.
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Chengdu's Lovable Panda Bears
A visit to Chengdu, home of the Giant Panda, isn't complete without seeing these adorable creatures. This article gives visitors in-depth information to see the pandas.
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Make This Holiday Gift the Best Ever
Surprise someone with the travel adventure of a lifetime: exotic places, ancient history and a foreign culture all wrapped up in world famous scenery. Come to China
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Taxi Travel Tips for China
China travel info includes hints for tourists who are more familiar with driving and flying than using taxis but choose to tour independently rather than with a group.
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Best Seafood In China? Nanning's Seafood Market
Nanning's fresh seafood market will delight food lovers looking for a variety of tastes.
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Nanning, China's Best Street Food
Nanning, China offers the chance to experience the great tastes and varieties of Chinese food.
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Travel Tips for Getting Around Beijing by Subway
A map, common sense and these travel tips are enough to make using the subway system easy for foreigners visiting Beijing on their own.
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Tips for Traveling in Chinese Buses
These helpful hints for foreigners who will be riding Chinese buses include information about bus transport, safety suggestions, and travel etiquette.
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Modern Chinese Money Isn't a Puzzle
Traveling in a different country is difficult enough without the hassle of unfamiliar money. A few minutes spent learning about the Chinese currency is a wise investment.
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Chinese Money – How to Tell if It's Real
Counterfeit money abounds in China, the country where imitation is still considered a compliment. Many unwary people are fooled by the fakes. Don't be one of them.
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Get a Travel Visa for China
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.
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China Packing List
First-time China visitors should know what to bring with them by keeping in mind that certain products common back home might not be available in China.
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Beijing Nightlife in Sanlitun, Chaoyang District
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.
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