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Pictures: Jiankou Great Wall after snow
March 17, after an overnight spring snow, beautiful view of Jiankou Great Wall unfolded before us.
Chinese tycoon buys world’s only 6-star twin-hulled cruise ship
Recently, a business man from East China’s Wenzhou city purchased the world’s only six-star catamaran with 416 million Yuan (65 million US dollars), The luxury cruiser is named “China Star,” with a length of131.2mand a width of32m, can accommodate over … Continue reading
Over 20 injured while watching Qiantang River tide
Tide watchers flee as the bore of the Qiantang River raise huge waves yesterday at Laoyancang, one of the best tide-viewing spots in the city of Haining in east China’s Zhejiang Province. At 13:30 August 31 Haining: at Yancan “back … Continue reading
Maid Café Restaurant Opened in Changsha
In Japan, “maid” restaurant is a favorite casual place for COSPLAY anime fans, this trend gradually spreads to China, a maid café named “Maid Time” in Changsha attracted public attention.
Beijing-Shanghai High-speed Railway “High Sisters” Rivals “Flight Attendants”
Beijing-Shanghai high-speed railway will be launched and the train crews were known as “Gao-sisters” or “High Sisters” and it undoubtedly become the public focus. With height of above 1.65 meters, good looks and uniforms, the “High Sisters” must keep smiling … Continue reading
Hong Kong Airlines Require Cabin Crews to Get Kung Fu Training
Hong Kong airline is making all cabin crew take kung fu lessons to help them to deal with drunk and unruly passengers. Hong Kong Airlines said all staff had to undergo training in wing Chun Fist — a form of kung … Continue reading
Shanghai Disneyland Design Sketch Revealed
An image shows an artist’s impression of Shanghai Disney Resort in this handout released by Disney Parks. April 8, 2011, China, Shanghai: Shanghai Disneyland effect figures. Walt Disney Co broke ground on its long-awaited Shanghai Disneyland theme park in China’s … Continue reading
Rush for Home – Pictures of Chinese Spring Festival Peak Transport 2011
China’s 2011 Spring Festival travel rush began Wed, 19 Jan in freezing weather, with some 700 million people, or half the nation’s population, expected to travel within the country during the 40-day-long travel period The Spring Festival, or Chinese Lunar … Continue reading
Shaolin Temple and its Commercial Face
For kung fu lovers worldwide, the Shaolin temple is a sacred place for Kung fu. However, as the fame of Shaolin kung fu continues to grow, the ancient temple itself is increasingly under fire. Following the high-profile exposure of a … Continue reading
Tekesi–Gossip City in Xinjiang without traffic jams
In western China’s Xinjiang Tekesi (Turks) County is probably the only city without traffic lights and traffic jam. The city was founded in 1937 by garrison commander of the Yili Qiuzong Jun-site survey, design who is a master of the … Continue reading
Tidal Bore of Qiantang River – the World Wonder
Qiantang River Tide is a world-renowned natural wonder. Annually, millions of tourists flock to watch the magnificent tide on the eighteenth day of the eighth lunar month. When the surging tide comes, the water can rise up to a crest … Continue reading
LV Exclusive Shop Openes in Nanjing, Consumers Rush for it Like Buying Cabbages