China, among the oldest countries in the world, is a place with much to intrigue the traveler. From the remote steppes of the far east to the throbbing cities of Shanghai and Beijing, China is a country that offers color, tastes and a very long history.
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Shanghai, Nanjing, Taipei China | Paul Shoul travels to Taiwan, Nanjing and Shanghai, visiting temples, historic sites, and ultramodern space-age buildings.
Jean Miller Spoljaric visits Shanghai for the 2010 World Expo and discovers space-age buildings, ancient temples, superb cuisine and friendly neighborhoods.
Enshi, China: Jean Miller Spoljaric travels to China, to the welcoming city of Enshi, and discovers the breathtaking views of the Chinese Grand Canyon.
Huangshan, China: Habeeb Salloum, 86, ascends China’s Yellow Mountain the right way, touring Huangshan riding the mountain cable lift.
The water town of Wuzhen, China, known as the Venice of the East, where you can find ancient bridges and canals, heritage hotels, and dining.
Bill Pfeffer visits China’s Anhui Province, where he finds ancient villages, Taoist temples, bamboo forests, and mystical mountains
Shady Hartshorne visits Macau, a former Portuguese colony in China, where he watches Formula 3 racing at the Macau Grand Prix.
Shelley Seale takes a culinary tour of China, visiting Shanghai, Beijing, Yantai and Wuzhen, sampling fantastic food wine, beer and local spirits.
Colin Legerton and Jacob Rawson take a 14,000-mile journey across the rural parts of China in their new book Invisible China: A Journey Through Ethnic Borderlands
Ed Burleigh travels to Xinjiang, China, to watch a total eclipse of the sun in Koktokay National Park.
By Janis Turk It’s midnight in Macau, and a stout little Chinese woman is standing on my back. “Whoa! This is unexpected!” I think as my chest caves into itself on the tall, hard massage table of the Wong Chio […]
Chengdu, China: A trip to western China to taste fiery chicken feet soup, sing Madonna tunes at the Science Museum and meet adorable panda bears.
Writer, filmmaker and professor Marilyn Pennell writes a comprehensive guide on what to see and do in Beijing, getting around the city and seeing sites.
By Jemima Price “What is that?” Jennie asked me pointing to what looked like vacuum-packed sick in a bag. We were shopping in a small grocery store in Beijing, trying for the life of us to find some kind of […]