Discovered in 1974 by local farmers as they routinely dug a water well in Shaanxi Province, China, the Terracotta Army is a stupendous collection of life size models depicting Chinese warriors (and their horses) during the 3rd century BC. The Terracotta Army is often thought of as a world wonder only discovered in the modern era – by accident. A comparison can be made between China’s Terracotta Army and the Pyramids of Egypt in their significance to the ancient times. Read the rest of this entry »

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If you’re looking to honeymoon in Hong Kong, the city has an abundance of history, art, culture, and exciting city life. Here are the top 10 honeymoon vacation ideas in Hong Kong. Read the rest of this entry »

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This is something you’ll see next year on your way to the Beijing Olympics 2008. Make sure you blend in with the crowd while taking photos. Crouch down, butt out, and its all over bend over.

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The world these days is in the grip of a very serious debate; global warming. There is a heightened awareness that humans have a responsibility towards the coming generations and our planet. The need of the time is finding environmentally friendly fuels and energy sources, and taking actions to minimize the damage to the environment from human activities. Read the rest of this entry »

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What’s considered the norm in China, and any Eastern culture for that matter, may be considered odd to the average Westerner. China is a culture that has spent thousands of years developing largely outside of western influence. Historically, Chinese governments from the emperors in ancient times to the current Communist leadership have put much effort keeping out external influence. The construction of the Great Wall is an obvious example of these attempts. It is only recently that China has opened up to the ideas of western culture, particularly the economic ones. Read the rest of this entry »

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The Great Wall of 10,000, better known as the Great Wall of China, has existed since approximately the 5th century BC, extending from Shanhai Pass to Lop Nur. The wall was constructed entirely by hand along a 4,000 mile stretch. The Great Wall is considered one of the great wonders of the world, and is the longest structure made by man, and one said to be identifiable even from the moon. It was created as a fortification, protecting those within its borders from invasions to the north. Read the rest of this entry »

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A quick interview with a few Chinese locals have revealed some of the reasons why tourists visit China. Not only do they want to see attractions and become part of special events, but the thought of eating Chinese traditional food is an experience no one will forget. Here’s the Top 5 things people eat in Guangzhou: Read the rest of this entry »

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