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Silver-Cat Embroidery Pictures and text presenting the Chinese silk embroidery of Suzhou, much valued by Chinese people. #1 Turkey and Greece Tour Operator Providing customized tours in Turkey, Turkey and Greece combined tours, hotel reservations for all major cities, including Istanbul, Athens, Bodrum, Marmaris, etc. Visit China With Jonathan Jonathan's travel to China in over 300 pictures and stories! A new site with recent pictures and well worth a visit. China the Silk Road Gallery with 74 images by Alex Sievers on the historic Silk Road through China, starting in Beijing and passing Lanzhou, Xia-he, Dunhuang, the Taklimakan Desert, Turfan and Urumqi all the way to Kashgar and the Karakoram mountains. Oriental Dragons Throughout Chinese history the dragon has been equated with weather. The Silver Dragon A collection of large pictures of colorful Dragons on a site which maybe Russian. Illiana The Golden Dragon Researching the reasons why dragons have been found in almost every mythology known to man. The Chinese Dragon "Dragons are referred to as the divine mythical creatures that bring with them abundance, prosperity and good fortune." Dragons from Lair2000 "Remember it is no great mystery; He who writes the books, writes the history" China Dragons: Dim Sum Colorful pictures of Chinese Dragons from a connection to American-Chinese Culture. Great Wall Badaling The Chinese call it the Thousand-Li Wall which means '3,000-Mile Wall'. Ancient Chinese Fortification 2,260km long, running generally east-west along the northern edge of China. Simitai Great Wall of China Photos taken around, climbing up, and from the top of the Simatai Great Wall of China. Bicycling the Great Wall "Badaling. The most famous, most photographed section of the Great Wall. Just two hours North of the capital Beijing." Great Wall Photos by Peder Johnnson "Most people go to the Great Wall in Badaling but if you want to avoid the worst crowd, better go to the Mutianyu Wall." Discovering the Great Wall "Ever since she was a girl, Beth had dreamed of being able to touch the Great Wall. It is a symbol of China's greatness." An introduction to Buddhism "To do no evil; To cultivate good; To purify one's mind: This is the teaching of the Buddhas. --The Dhammapada" Chinatown Online Chinatown on line has a wealth of information for and about Chinese people and the Chinese Community in the UK. China For Children Diverse internet links of "Gigglepotz" suitable for children, parents and teachers. TravelChinaGuide.com Focusing on Chinese culture, history, city guides, travel essentials, maps, hotels, and tour online reservation. Buying Seeds In China The vast territory of China is rich in plant resources including 7,500 species of trees and shrubs amongst which are many rare and precious species valued for ornamental, utilization and scientific purposes. Boxer Rebellion A secret society, known as the Fists of Righteous Harmony, attracted thousands of followers. Foreigners called members of this society "Boxers" because they practiced martial arts. The Boxers also believed that they had a magical power, and that foreign bullets could not harm them. Millions of "spirit soldiers," they said, would soon rise from the dead and join their cause. Pictures Of Chinese Junks A site with many pictures of Junks and links to other Chinese Junk sites. China Travel Service, Guilin Full service China travel agency offering China Highlights tour packages, flexible family travel, business travel, Yangtze river cruises with prompt email response and amendable itinerary until you are satisfied." Bicycle Travel In China "In August 1997 we went to China for a bicycle trip. During four weeks we cycled through the South of China. After this we spent another two weeks travelling through China to visit Xi'an and Beijing." Photographs By Jeroen Neele "Images from around the world: people, towns, villages, nature and landscapes." Weather By Yahoo "Check out the weather in China Cities for the next few days !" Descendants Of The Dragon "Chinese Gold dragon artwork of Golden Chinese dragons paintings pictures graphic designs tattoo images. Gold China dragon motifs cliparts picture image and clip art gallery / galleries suitable for backgrounds, wallpapers and tattoos." Chinese Tea Ceremony The Chinese Wedding Tea Ceremony is an important ceremony for all Chinese newlyweds. Tea is probably used because it is China's national drink and serving it is a sign of respect. Using tea is practical because not everyone can drink alcohol. Travel Library "China travel and tourism information with an emphasis on personal travelogues." Ask Ginka "Providing a place where you can access all you need to know about ethnic, theme or religious wedding products and ideas." Great Flag Sites "What started out as a little project to keep track of some great Flag sites has now turned into a directory of hundreds of sites used by thousands of people every month." Travel photographs by Sue and Tony Wright "Over 1000 photographs and travel tips covering Thailand, Vietnam China and Bali." Travelogue: China 2000 "Based in the travel diary that I wrote and the pictures that I took. I have put together this travelogue." Travel By Taura "I was lucky enough to make friends with a Chinese student in the bunk below me who spoke English. She and her father were returning to Beijing after spending the New Year with their family in Guangzhou. My month in Beijing confirmed my lifelong interest in Asia." China By Gunther Eichhorn "Temples, Palaces, Terracotta Warriors, and the Yangtse River: A tour through China by Günther Eichhorn" Conquering China "A journal and pictorial account of a year in China." Doug Burnett's Travelogues "New China, September 2001: First, east through busy Tianjin to Beidaihe, near where the Great Wall meets the sea; then west to Kashgar for the Sunday Market" Jim Waldron visits Beijing "Although technically in China, I'm pretty sure that the vast majority of the country is not like this place. Beijing was actually just a rest stop before beginning my Trans-Mongolian Railway trip." Travel by Denis Le Gourrierec "Photographs taken by Denis during his travels in China, when he visited minority groups in Yunnan province." |
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