Practical Tips for Traveling in China
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Hotels in China
READ MORE: Hotels in ChinaChina’s hotels develop fast due to the booming economy and recent increase in tourism. There are a good many well- reputed international hotels as well as China-born hotels for your choices in most popular destinations, such as Beijing, Xi’an, Chengdu, Guilin, Shanghai, Hong Kong, Hangzhou, Suzhou etc.
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Weather and Clothing in China
READ MORE: Weather and Clothing in ChinaGenerally speaking, the southern part of China is warm, humid, and rainy while the northern part is dry and windy.
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Customs and Taboos in China
READ MORE: Customs and Taboos in ChinaAre you familiar with the saying ‘When in Rome, do as the Romans do’? Well, a visit to China could be viewed in much the same way with regard to its cultural background.
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Chinese Visa
READ MORE: Chinese VisaChinese Visa is a permit issued by visa authorities of China in accordance with the laws and regulations of China to a foreign citizen for entry into, exit from or transit through the territory of China. The Chinese Visa Authorities issue Diplomatic Visa, Courtesy Visa, Service Visa or Ordinary Visa to a foreign citizen according to his or her status, purpose of visit and type of passport.
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Food in China
READ MORE: Food in ChinaChinese food, in general, is healthy and nutritious. You may have some experiences of tasting Chinese food in your country before your first visit to China and curious about having the “real Chinese food”. In this article, you can get an overview of China cuisine.
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Currency in China
READ MORE: Currency in ChinaChinese currency is called Renminbi (人民币, abbr. RMB) means “People’s Currency”. The basic unit of RMB is Yuan, 1 Yuan(元, yuán) equals to 10 Jiao(角, jiǎo), 1 Jiao(角) to 10 Fens(分, fēn),




















