China Travel 2.0

My most anticipated time of the year, is the holiday season (Nov-Dec). One of my Chinese friends once told me that I may need 10 years or more, to Travel around the entire country. Well, I wish I could even if it requires 20 years!  =) On our way to Suzhou, we stopped by a [...]

A complete guide to china’s high-speed rail 4 expert tips and 5 top lines travelers shouldn’t miss By David Feng 30 November, 2011 Tweet High-speed rail (HSR) is China’s new designer label Travel — more convenient than flying and far superior to buses — stitching the country together with an inspirational blend of 21st-century engineering [...]

     Winter is coming to Beijing. Do you notice this? Lots of Chinese cabbages are piled on the street side being sold. Besides, there are also some Chinese onions. And there are lots of local residents buying them.      It may be quite strange to the foreigners because why we buy so many fresh vegetables [...]

When Britain claimed Hong Kong in 1842, the peninsula and islands in southern china was a collective of fishing villages and a haven for coastal pirates. The territory returned to Chinese control in 1997 as one of the world’s leading financial centers and one of Asia’s most popular tourist destinations. Whether you want to explore [...]

Changbai Mountain is in the south-east of Jilin Province china ,which is also the borderline between China and North Korean. its famous view is Tianchi -a big lake over 2000meters sea level,. My friend suggested me to visit Changbai Mountain in July when I came to Changchun city , they told me it was the [...]

40 Shanghai foods we can’t live without From simple street fare to Bund-style cuisine, here are our picks for the most delicious and iconic food items that define the Shanghai food scene Although Shanghai’s oily, sugary and soy sauce-doused cuisine can’t be heralded as the best eating on the mainland, we love our food here [...]

Best Shanghai food walk: Qibao Old Street 7 edible reasons why Shanghainese regularly make the trip to Qibao water town Qibao (七宝) is the closest water town to Shanghai and it is home to one of the most popular food streets for Shanghainese. Our family has been visiting Qibao for almost two decades and we [...]

by Linda Fung “Man is what he eats .” This truly reflects the mental, physical and spiritual state of our modern children. During this summer camp, we gave our children a different taste of food experience which is not what they are accustomed to. TZY has an organic vegetable farm where they grow all types [...]

In Beijing countryside , there are many beautiful views , Yudu Mountain is not a very famous place . I introduce to you this mountain . It is beause Yudu Mountain is suitable for hiking and picnic. Working in a crowed city ,expecially a big city like Beijing, It is very necessary to find a [...]

china can boast not only the ancient temples, palaces and constructions like the Great Wall. It goes beyond the cutting-edge cities of Shanghai and Beijing. Geography is China’s greatest treasure – read and discover the most breathtaking places in the country! Check China Tours for organised trips and China Flights on how to get to [...]