China Travel Blog

some critical thinking.
how is the great wall significant? and how does it relate to chinese culture and heritage?

how different between Confucianism and Taoism

I’ll be in Chengdu studying for a year and will likely travel around quite a bit. I want a good travel guide that has of the beat places, great information, also pointed at a person of my age, 27.

I’m doing some research into drug culture in different societies and I need some information about Henan Province in China. More specifically it would be helpful to find out some info regarding the older generation’s understanding of drugs in that area.

I am going to be moving to China sometime during the next year. I am an American. What were your expereinces being a stranger to the country. Was it easy to travel, did you face discrimination, do you have any “must do’s” while I’m there? (Places to visit, food to try, etc).

I have read something about a “visa on arrival” and also a “no visa policy” for travel groups over 5 persons. We are only in port for 7 hours and it seems absurd. The cruise company is Scandinavian and has made some kind of arrangements for them but nothing for Americans, although this is a very popular cruiseline for Americans.. Any advice or recent experience will be greatly appreciated.

In the year 1000, describe how the culture and arts of China and Japan differ from the culture and arts of America today.

hi, l’m from australia, l am finishing year 12 in a month and am planning on going to china for 2 months. i am travelling alone, l’m 18 and i just want to relax before university and experience a different country. money is not a problem, so it doesn’t factor into where i stay. i dont speak chinese well either.
where should i go in china? i was going to rent an apartment for my stay, i was thinking either beijing or shanghai, any suggestions?