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www.granta.com — Isabel Hilton on the anniversary that China wants to forget.

blog.chinatravel.net — The illusions of a young man are dashed against the crumbling concrete walls of a city under construction -- what it feels like to shift your gaze from the glitz to the garbage, for the first time.

blog.chinatravel.net — Another rant in favor of multi-culturalizm and a deeper awareness of self in a society that buries the Individual under a pile of rubble refuse and re-education. I can't help it ya'll.

www.timeoutbeijing.com — Though China’s rail network is extensive and reliable, it can be rather daunting to those whose Chinese is less than excellent. Despite an increased in foreign visitors, the China Rail Publishing House has yet to release a detailed English-language railway timetable.

blog.chinatravel.net — We like to find unknown cities and destinations around China and show them to our audience and no place is less known than Helu in Shaaanxi. Click thru and learn about this region's great sights, unique culture and delicious dish.

blog.knowledge-must.com — From Moscow to Beijing via Ulan Bator in Mongolia. Crossing 7 time zones. If measured from start to end it accumulates to a vast total of 7622 km (4735 miles). You will have heard about it. It is the Trans Siberian Express. It is not just a train ride. It is one of the amazing experiences in the world!

blog.chinatravel.net — Beneath the bourgeois society that is slowly making Sanya its "home away from home," toil the original settlers and cultivators of the land, the native Li minority.

They drive the Chinese tuk-tuks, they grill the seafood, they sell the smokes out of little corner shops and the alleys of downtown Sanya are filled with the multi-toned inflections of their Cantonese-influenced native speech.

blog.chinatravel.net — One of the "three furnaces of China," Chongqing is known for its oppressively humid, searing summers. A former resident of this hotter-than-hell city, Sascha Matuszak tips us off on where to cool off with the locals as the mercury rises, and how this unusual spot came to be.>>>

www.gochengdoo.com — A newcomer to China's national parks, Dagu Glacier National Park treats visitors to beautiful vistas of lakes and mountains dotted with Tibetan villages. From the entrance of the park, you take a 40-minute bus ride to the base of the cable car that will carry you to the main attraction, the top of what is allegedly the world's lowest, largest, and youngest glacier.

www.gochengdoo.com — A roundup of basic travel advice offered by travel and fair-trade consultant Marion Chaygneaud-Dupuy of Global Nomads.