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January 17, 2020

The Song of Everlasting Sorrow, the Famous Long Narrative Poem

By Cassidy Tse in Arts & Crafts Tag chengdu, chinese zodiac signs, Forbidden City, map of china, palm reading, Qing Dynasty, year of the dog

Song of everlasting sorrow is a long narrative poem written by bai juyi, a poet in the tang dynasty. The poem vividly narrates the love tragedy between xuanzong and Yang…

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January 16, 2020

China Built the World’s Deepest High Speed Railway Station under the Great Wall

By Cassidy Tse in Travel News Tag chengdu, Forbidden City, palm reading, Qing Dynasty, year of the dog

China opened the world's deepest high-speed rail station, the badaling Great Wall railway station, on Dec. 30, adopting a new Chinese train schedule. With an elevation of 102 meters (335…

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January 9, 2020

Confucius Family Mansion and Cemetery in Shandong

By Cassidy Tse in Architectures Tag family model in China, Forbidden City

Covering 39 acres, it contains 463 buildings, such as halls, pavilions and towers, divided into three parts. To the east is the family temple, and to the west is the…

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January 7, 2020

South Luogu Lane,One of the Oldest Neighborhoods in Beijing

By Cassidy Tse in Architectures Tag Forbidden City, Ming and qing dynasties, must-see in Beijing

South Luogu Lane is one of the oldest narrow lanes in Beijing. It is an 800-meter-long lane from north to south, with cafes, bars and shops designed in the classical…

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December 30, 2019

How to Use a Squat Toilet in China

By Cassidy Tse in Others Tag Chinese experience, Forbidden City

The use of squat toilets in China may not be among the "top 10" choices for holidaymakers, but it often becomes part of their Chinese experience. Public toilets are becoming…

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December 18, 2019

The Bund – An Exhibition of International Buildings, great place to explore Shanghai’s today and see the future of Shanghai

By Cassidy Tse in Popular Spots Tag eastern part of Huangpu District, Forbidden City, Shanghai, skyscrapers of Pudong, Suzhou Creek, tourist center of Shanghai, Yan’an Road

Bund has been one of the most recognizable symbols and the pride of Shanghai. The architecture along the Bund is a living museum of the colonial history of the 1800s.…

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