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14 Mar 2010 Comments:
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We feel more convenient to travel in China along with more development of tourism facilities there.
Must-visit cities and must-see spots on your plan:
Beijing and Xian are the two historical cities that you must visit, especially for your first trip to China, where you see the world level historical site as the Great Wall in Beijing and the Terra-cotta warriors in Xian. Beijing is also worth to see the Forbidden City, Summer Palace, Temple of Heaven, Ming Tombs, and the Hutong tour by rickshaw. Beijing Roast Duck is good to taste and Beijing Opera is nice to see for your first trip. Either Silk Alley Free Market or Panjiayuan Flea Market is an ideal place for bargainers to hunt for some symbolic souvenirs before you leave Beijing… Continue reading
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12 Mar 2010 Comments:
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Wouldn’t it be great to travel the world and get paid for doing so? When most people think about traveling, they think of the two outdated ‘travel models.’ 1) Work really, really hard and save a lot of money. Once you have ‘enough cash,’ you travel for as long as you can before going broke and getting another job (or go back to your old one).2) Travel as a part of your job. These would be low-paying jobs like working on a cruise ship, as a tour guide, bartender, adventure sport instructor, or simply getting a regular job in an exotic location. A better option, to be sure, but…
How can you travel wherever your heart desires, ‘working’ at something that… Continue reading
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12 Mar 2010 Comments:
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There are hundreds of articles online about giving gifts to hosts and associates in China, and yet visitors to China are always asking what they should bring as gifts. This means that in China, the art of giving is just as complex as dining out and shopping. Giving and accepting gifts is an important part of Chinese culture, and is something all visitors to China are probably going to have to deal with before they return home. I am not expert on the subject, but below are some important notes that I have remembered based on my experience.1) Bring something from your hometownThis is the most popular guideline and I agree with it. Something from your hometown will make for an important ice breaker… Continue reading
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10 Mar 2010 Comments:
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China Holiday is a country of dramatic landscapes and beautiful scenery. China has a history that is rich and diverse. A China tour is full of wonder and sacred images that are unparalleled. Many visitors come to China to see the infamous Great Wall each year. China’s sacred places have been the site of many religious pilgrimages. The Chinese culture is unmatched from the food to the arts.Lijiang is situated on the Jinsha River. It is home to the majestic Jade Dragon Snow Mountain. The beauty of the Jade Dragon Snow Mountain has been shared on many postcards around the world. Lake Lugu offers visitors to China a chance to experience a serene environment that is secluded and magical. The quiet hustle of the marketplace… Continue reading
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8 Mar 2010 Comments:
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Source:www.learnchinese.sg/edisonblog/Read.asp?ID=1&BID=208
China has a long history, whether material or cultural heritage is rich and attractive, China’s landscape is also a desirable tourist destination.Tourism in China is a good choice, the following will provide you with some travel tips to China, hoping for your trip to China help. Try to get a English speaking tour guide at every opportunity you can. China has a rich and wonderful history and culture and without a guide, somehow, the flavour and significance of most tour sites can be lost. Sneaky tip: Hang around a group that has a English speaking guide if you cannot afford one! Always ask for a receipt from a taxi driver so that you can complain if you have been cheated or for… Continue reading
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6 Mar 2010 Comments:
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Details of China visa requirements are available online. They include instructions for what is required to apply and successfully acquire ad Chinese visa.Passports: You must have a valid passport to visit China. Your passport must have blank visa pages inside as well as a Chinese visa. Your passport must have at least six months of time before expiring. Business and student passports must have at least 12 months before expiration.Type of Visas: The most common Chinese visa is an L visa. Tourists are provided L visas when they visit China for sightseeing trips. Business visas require letters of invitation from a Chinese or state owned business or government agency. Tourists who wish to travel to parts of China that are not open to outsiders must apply for a travel… Continue reading
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4 Mar 2010 Comments:
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China is set to register the world’s largest online population in 2008, according to a recent survey by the China Internet Network Information Center. With 73 million new net users in 2007, taking the total pool to 210 million, China is only 5 million Internet users behind the US, which leads the world in terms of connectivity. And there’s room for growth, as China’s current Internet penetration ratio of 16 percent is well below the world average of 19.1 percent.
China News
Golden Down – Previously one of China’s “Golden Week” national public holiday periods, the May Day break is no more. New regulations have reduced the holiday from three days to one day, while four traditional Chinese festivals – Tomb Sweeping Day, Dragon Boat Festival, Mid-Autumn Festival and Lunar… Continue reading