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#76 of 116 general tips & advice in China
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Ashtonmd says:
Just to let you know, cabs in Shanghai charge different rates depending on the time of day. Something like after 7 pm they are more expensive. The subway is a really cheap and easy way to get around.
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#77 of 116 general tips & advice in China
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WarrenRodwell says:
There’s more than a mere twinkle in the eye of contented newly-weds Vincenzo and Tippawan Montenero because the Chinese Year of the Pig commenced with Vince having placed a golden ring on his lovely wife’s hand for a second time within just a few months. The first time was in Tippi’s hometown ...
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#78 of 116 general tips & advice in China
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johnnytrav says:
Don't stay at the main Guangzhou railway station for a second at all! It's too dangerous there.
Please remember this.
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#79 of 116 general tips & advice in China
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eslydd says:
If you are passing through Huangliu, you can stop by Huangliu Middle School, or any Schools really. The easiest one to find it Huangliu Middle School though. Not only are there English Teachers there who can help show you around, but as soon as you walk on Campus, all of the Students will immediat...
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#80 of 116 general tips & advice in China
#81 of 116 general tips & advice in China
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alexchan says:
Here's a story of dodgy attitude to safety our Malaysia Airlines flight MH391 from Xiamen to Kuala Lumpur, one of the airline's longest 737 services (about 4.5 hours).
While we were taxiing out of Xiamen, there was knocking noise coming from the wheel compartment ... we were sitting overwing. ...
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#82 of 116 general tips & advice in China
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shannonamazing says:
Airfare is really what makes the trip so expensive because once you actually get to China and exchange your money, you are good to go. One American dollar was equal to 12 Chinese yuan when we went, although exchange rates fluctuate daily. The hotels are also a bit of a strain as you had to pay in Am...
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#83 of 116 general tips & advice in China
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portia says:
You should check out the official Chinese embassy web site (in the USA), the following link has the information on (tourist) Visa requirements
http://www.china-embassy.org/eng/hzqz/zgqz/t84246.htm
and you can navigate to find out about other visa types (which doesn't sound like you would need)...
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#84 of 116 general tips & advice in China
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rositachen says:
We play paragiling in all kinds of ways, last time we try fixed-point landing! a competition !!! we make a big(a little big) landing stage in the center of the lake. To see who landed on the stage--that's the winner! But b/c all kinds of reasons someone just take a bath :) I only want to mention: wh...
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#85 of 116 general tips & advice in China
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WarrenRodwell says:
Chengdu in China has sister
cities all around the world.
- Montpellier (France)
- Ljubljana (Slovenia)
- Linz (Austria)
- Palermo (Italy)
- Malines (Belgium)
- Winnipeg (Canada)
- Phoenix (USA)
- Kofu (Japan)
- Kimcheon (Korea)
- Medan (Indonesia)
- Dalarna (Sweden...
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#86 of 116 general tips & advice in China
Free! "General Tip & Advice" in China
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WarrenRodwell says:
When the 11th November is mentioned, readers may firstly think of Remembrance Day. However in China, it's "Singles' Day". This is not to be confused with Valentine's Day, which is quite popular and still observed on 14th February each year.
The eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh mo...
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#87 of 116 general tips & advice in China
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WarrenRodwell says:
In Chinese family culture, parents frequently decide what activities are beneficial for their children to undertake, even when this involves a young adult on vacation from first or second year university studies, and living away from home. Teachers are often of the same ilk. As a result, either or ...
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#88 of 116 general tips & advice in China
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johnnytrav says:
I'm not sure how good is this city.
If you want to chase some historic stuff, yeah, it's not a bad idea in this city.
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#89 of 116 general tips & advice in China
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deepintosea says:
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#90 of 116 general tips & advice in China
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tparker says:
In English, you can check timetables for Chinese trains on http://www.china-train-ticket.com/ - but I wouldn't recommend buying the ticket there, since the prices are much higher than they should be. Unfortunately most ticket outlets throughout Beijing do not speak English - however, the major ...
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