Beijing – Truly one of the world’s great cities!

With a rich culture and scenery that is very captivating, Beijing will leave you wanting more. Beijing is the capital of the most populous country in the world, the People’s Republic of China.

Things to do in Beijing you cannot miss is a visit to the Tiananmen Square located in Dongcheng District, you should also do a day trip to China’s Great Wall (the man made marvel visible from outer space) and make sure you visit to the beauty of the Forbidden City.

Make sure you sample the everyday Beijing, walk Beijing’s bustling streets, enjoy exotic food and great shopping or just sit down on a bench and watch the Beijing city life go by.

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On August 2nd, 2010, news came from the 34th World Heritage Convention that the proposal of Chinese Danxia which was applied by six Danxia spots was included in the World Heritage List. Especially Danxia of Chishui, which enjoys the fame as “the crown of Danxia” was reported and observed by the media at home and abroad. Some experts said that the success of applying for the world heritage by Danxia of Chishui will make Chishui more famous and extend its influence all over the world. And it …

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Traditional Chinese festival, the Mid-Autumn Festival, falling on the 15th day of the 8th lunar month is coming. It is the time when the moon is at its brightest and fullest. During the night, people who are far away from their families have strong yearnings for home. The bright moon, capturing lovesickness and the nostalgic mind, reduces the separation in space and time between people and their families. Therefore the Mid-Autumn Festival is also called Family Reunion Festival.
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