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Beijing Video Guide



Beijing, the capital of the People's Republic of China, is the Nation's political and cultural center.
The metropolis covers an area of 16,800 square kilometers and enjoys a moderate continental climate,
with four distinct seasons. Since the implementation of China's reform and opening policy, Beijing has
developed into a modern city that reflects the rich Chinese culture, history and revolutionary tradition.
Beijing is both old and young. It is the cultural cradle of China and also the birthplace of human civilization.

Chengdu Video Guide



Chengdu is depicted in a poem as "Chengdu Landscape, as if endowed by the Ninth Heaven, is shared in
the creations of many a master artist." A magnificent and modern provincial capital, Southeast of
the Sichuan basin, Chengdu enjoys temperate climate and plentiful products.
The city located between latitude 10255 and 10453 east and longitude 3006 and 3126 north.
With an annual rainfall of 997.6 mm, it occupies an area of 12,389.6 square kilometers, and
now has over 3 million inhabitants in the city proper, and over 10 million in greater Chengdu.

Guilin Video Guide



Guilin is regarded in China as the country's most picturesque city. Two crystal-clear rivers meander
through the city, which is encircled by mountains with unusual & bizarre rock formations and caves.
Two crustal movements of the earth took place about 200 and 180 million years ago thrusting the limestone
sediments out of the sea bottom. They were forced upwards more than 200 meters to the surface.
This karst formation was moulded through many years of erosion by the wind and rain to became the hills
and rocks with unusual shapes .

Nanjing Video Guide



Lies on the south bank of the Yangtze River, Nanjing, the capital of Jiangsu Province, is one of
the most delightful of Chinese cities. Known as the Capital City of Six or Ten Dynasties in China's history,
it has a brilliant cultural heritage.

Shanghai Video Guide



Shanghai, home to almost 12-million people, is China's largest city and is situated in
the centre of the coastline where the Yangtze River flows through its delta into the East China Sea.
The name of the city means 'on the sea', and most of the city (including Chongming Island) is only
a few metres above sea level, criss-crossed by a maze of natural waterways of the Taihu drainage basin.

Shenyang Video Guide



Shenyang,the largest city in Northeast China, is the political, economic, and cultural
center of Liaoning Province. It is also an important industrial base and a famous historical city.

Shenzhen Video Guide



Location:situated in the southern coastal area of Guangdong province;
between north latitude 2227' - 2252', east longitude, 11346' - 11437', 160 kilometers
away from Guangzhou, 35 kilometers from Hongkong and Jiulong; Dapeng Gulf to the east,
the influx of the Pearl River west, Hongkong south, Dongguan and Huizhou cities north.

Xi'an Video Guide



Terracotta Army
In ancient times the city of Xi'an was a major crossroads on the trading routes from
eastern China to central Asia, and the beginning point of the famed Silk Road; in recent
years this 3,100 year old city that was once regarded to be on a par with Rome and Constantinople,
has come back into its own as one of China's major tourist attractions. In 1974, on the city's eastern outskirts,archaeologists stumbled across a treasure trove: an army of terracotta warrior figurines in battle formation standing in underground vaults.

Hongkong Video Guide



Hong Kong perches on the edge of mainland China occupying an anomalous position as a territory
straddling two worlds. Since the handover in 1997 Hong Kong has become a 'Special Administrative Region
of China' and no longer a subject of colonial sovereignty. Past and present fuse to create a capitalist
utopia embedded within the world's largest Communist country.

Macau Video Guide



The name Macau is derived from the Chinese A-ma-gao Bay of A-Ma. A-ma was
the name of a Chinese goddess, popular with the Chinese seafarers and fishermen
who had a temple on the peninsula when the Portuguese first anchored there in 1513.