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Shanghai
(Central Area, Huangpu,
Jingan, Pudong)
Shanghai is China's most comprehensive industrial and commercial
city, ranking the first in population and population density.
As a tourist city, it attracts travelers from both home and
abroad by its commercial activity rather than scenic beauty.
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Beijing
(Airport Area, Central Area, Chao Yang, Chongwen, Beijing's
historic, cultural, and political preeminence dates back nearly
six centuries. Yet, in spite of devastating urban renewal,
modern Beijing continues to convey an imperial grandeur. more
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Guangzhou
(Central Area, Riverside)
China is located in Eastern
Asia, bordering the East China Sea, Korea Bay, Yellow Sea,
and South China Sea. Shared borders with North Korea and
Vietnam. Guandong province, whose capital is Guangzhou,
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Xian (Central Area,
City East Side, East Economic, Other Area)
As one of the six ancient capitals in China, Xian served
as the seat of 12 imperial capitals for 1,120 years and
also a world-famous tourist city, a treasure house of cultural
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Kunming
(Central Area, Lakeside Area)
Yunnan is the most varied of all of China's provinces, with
terrains as widely divergent as tropicall rainforest and icy
Tibetan highlands. It is alos the sixth largest provinces
in China and the home of a third of all China's ethnic minorities,
and it harbours half of all China's plant and animal species...
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Guilin
(Central Area, Lakeside Area, Riverfront)
The best time to visit Guilin is between April and October.
During this time, the area is at its most green. The most
important thing to know about Guilin (and Yangshuo) weather
is that it can get very hot, humid, and it rains A LOT! ...
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Hangzhou
(Central Area, Lakeside Area) Hangzhou was settled as
early as 4,700 years ago, thus giving birth to the auroral Liangzhu
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Chongqing
(Central Area, Nan Ping, Yuzhong Area)
Chongqing is a port city with the largest municipal area and
population in China. It is situated in the upper reaches of
the Yangtze River at the confluence of the Yangtze and Jialing
Rivers in southwest China. more
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Nanjing
(Central Area, Drum District, Lakeside Area)
Nanjing is a famous ancient capital in China, the capital of
10 dynasties; it is one of the historical and cultural cities
in the world; also known as "Jinling", "Tianjing",
"Stone City", etc,more
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Wuxi
(Downtown, Lakeside)
Situated in the middle of the Yangtze Delta, Taihu Plain southeast
of Jiangsu province; the Yangtze River to the north and Taihu
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Wuhan
(Central Area, Riverside)
Location: at the central part of China; almost wholly located
in the Jianghan Plain; sitting at the confluence of the world's
third longest river, namely the Yangtze River and its longest
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Suzhou
(Central Area)
Location: situated in the south of Jiangsu Province, in the
middle of the Yangtze Delta; in the lower reaches of the Yangtze
River and on the shores of Taihu Lake, bordering on Shanghai
in the east, Zhejiang Province in the south , Taihu Lake in
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Shenzhen
(Central Area, Lo Wu Border)
Shenzhen, the one-time small fishing village, singled-out by
late Chinese paramount leader Deng Xiaoping. Formerly known
as 'Bao' an County', it was promoted to prefecture level, directly
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