You know all the famous attractions in China, such as the Terracotta Warriors and the Forbidden City… but what about its hidden treasures? The lesser-visited places?
For many in Britain, enjoyment of our tea is a sacred and time-honoured tradition. The same can be said for the people of Japan – who hold up the precious product with reverence and respect.
Despite the internet, global television and cultural education, there are still a number of myths surrounding travel to China.
Monday 8th February marks the start of the Chinese New Year celebrations, and the start of the Year of the Monkey.
Which of China’s two great metropolises, Beijing or Shanghai, would you prefer to visit? Read as they go head to head in a clash of old versus new!
BBC Two is celebrating the start of Chinese New Year with a season of TV programmes focusing on China, beginning with ‘The Story of China’.
Shanghai is one of a number of destinations that are expected to become hugely popular places to travel.
Many health experts believe that Qigong has a number of psychological and physiological benefits. It is unsurprising that it is becoming an increasingly popular pastime.
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