Date: 2011-4-28 21:58:00 by Adventure Tags: travel Xi'an

I traveled to Xi’an with my friends last year, spending several days there, which was my first trip to Xian. My friends told me that Xian is one of China’s seven ancient capitals in Shaanxi Province and in China and it’s also the biggest city in the northwest of China, with a mild climate, beautiful scenery, abundant products, and numerous historical relics and sites. Thus, we
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Date: 2011-4-19 12:57:00 by davidroyster Tags: travel

May 7th:
Early mornings no longer bother me. I rarely eat breakfast but since I got up so early I decided to head to the café and grabs some food.
We learned that duos would be performing skits of the Chinese sentences we learned, I was with Connie, a really funny rising senior who has awesome work ethic. We practiced nonstop in class and even
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Date: 2011-3-19 23:56:00 by firespin Tags: travel beijing travel chinese cruise cruise travel honk kong travel

If you want to make your next vacation one to remember, take cruise to one of China’s spectacular cities. Beijing, Shanghai, and Hong Kong are some of the most unique and interesting cities in the world. China has a fascinating history, stunning architecture, and delectable cuisine. Every day thousands of people discover all the treasures it has to offer. Next time you are looking f
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Date: 2009-7-1 22:38:00 by shyoto Tags: Sanya Hainan travel

After the sincere recommendation and persuasion of many friends, I finally decided to pay a visit to Sanya, a seashore city in Hainan Province. However, my actual purpose was to find a large and free place for me to breathe some fresh air, so that the sadness and pressure in this big city can be temporarily alleviated. And the friends around me kept saying that "Sanya is the best", so
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Date: 2008-9-29 8:51:00 by meganeaves Tags: pagoda travel China new real

China is a country of paradoxes. Nothing can really prepare the average, self-respecting foreigner for the reality of modern China. I'm currently sitting on a hard seat in a double-decker train berth between a young woman studying Korean and an older gentleman whose tattered brown leisure suit and threadbare navy polo shirt give away his meagre income.
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