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Things to do in Qingdao
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meganeaves
Qingdao is one of China’s most beautiful cities. Set along the coast of the Yellow Sea, it is cuffed by beautiful mountains and breathtaking beaches. Today you’ll explore some of the loveliest natural scenery that Qingdao has to offer. continue reading ...
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Things to do in Xi'an
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meganeaves
Xi’an, whose name means “western peace”, is known as the Eternal City because it has long been an integral part of the Chinese nation. Today you’ll explore some of the lesser-known historical parts of the city, including the ancient city wall, the site of the infamous Xi’an Incident and the vibrant Muslim Quarter. continue reading ...
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Things to do in Qingdao
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meganeaves
Today you’ll find out why many Chinese people hail Qingdao, capital of Shandong Province, as one of the most beautiful cities in China. It’s coastal location and German colonial heritage make it home to some of the best seafood and beer in the country. continue reading ...
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Things to do in Shanghai
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meganeaves
Often called Mainland China’s “Shopper’s Paradise”, Shanghai is undoubtedly on the list of the world’s top commercial centers. Its rich history as a commercial port to the west has encouraged its development into a true shopping city. Today you’ll explore everything Shanghai has to offer, from name brands to offbeat local shops. continue reading ...
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Things to do in Shanghai
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meganeaves
Shanghai is China’s commercial port to the west and one of the busiest cities in the world. Today you’ll explore the metropolis’ mix of interesting colonial history and modern Chinese culture. continue reading ...
Tags: skyscraper, hotel, colonial, modern
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Things to do in Hangzhou
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meganeaves
You’ll see why Marco Polo pegged Hangzhou “heaven on earth” when you visit this beautiful, modern Chinese city. continue reading ...
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Things to do in Beijing
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lduggan9
Pre-Olympics, Beijing was great. Post-olympics, who knows. We'll visit the square, Forbidden city, and the Summer Palace. continue reading ...
Tags: Shopping
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Things to do in Shaolin
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lduggan9
If you wonder if the Kung Fu movies are real, yes. We visit Shaolin, both for the Buddhist heritage (Bodhidharma) and the Kung Fu temple. continue reading ...
Tags: Temples
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Things to do in Xian
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lduggan9
Xian is famous for the excavation of the Terra Cotta warriors, which we visit, followed by the old city gate and towers. continue reading ...
Tags: History
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Things to do in Macau
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lduggan9
An Island near Hong Kong, Macau is famous for gambling. But we don't gamble. Visit the temples, and the Portuguese church ruins. continue reading ...