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Temple of Heaven: The enduring architectural heart of Beijing
The Temple of Heaven, known in Chinese as Tiantan, is an iconic symbol of Beijing.
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A long-distance duet
Tucked behind the gray-brick facades of Beijing's Dafangjia hutong (alleyway), a heavy wooden door opens into stillness. Inside Under Clouds Green…
Food
A cut above: Foodies flocking to try Shanxi's signature noodles
In heritage workshops and bustling food streets, hands-on noodle classes have become an immersive…
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Border town's stories echo through time
Standing at the junction where three provinces meet, with Hunan beneath my feet, Chongqing to my left, and…
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Inside China's wildest cave basketball court
Many of these natural caverns feature distinct acoustics and stable temperatures, making them sanctuaries for gatherings, performances and…
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China's wildest cave basketball court in Guizhou
Located in Yanhe Tujia autonomous county, Guizhou province, Fengming Cave welcomed guests from around the world on…
City Tours
Tales and Trails: Beijing, where ancient legacy meets high tech
A stroll around Beijing is a journey through time, where centuries-old heritage coexists with…
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Beyond the guidebook: China travel trips from intl students and teachers
Each scenic spot in China has its unique charm. Besides the more famous…
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Hiking across winter's seaside solitude
The winter wind in Beijing is a cold fact of the season.
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A leisurely journey through Lingnan
Slow-paced travel allows for natural encounters with southern culture, including martial arts, architecture and delicacies.
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Lingnan: If you go
A Lingnan-themed city walk can begin in Guangzhou and conclude in Foshan.
Events & Festivals
Traditional New Year pictures on display
An exhibition of traditional Chinese New Year pictures across the country opened at the Guangdong Museum on Tuesday…
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