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| Female Traveler (1) | Itineraries (6) | Sights (4) |
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No tampons in China! (Female Traveler)
Women who want to travel in China should be aware that there aren't any tampons available there. If you use tampons, you ought to bring your own. . Read full tip...
Beware of pickpockets and cellphone snatchers (Warnings)
Don't show your money around because you might attract robbers and pickpockets. Be extra careful in markets and other crowded areas as there are plenty of pickpockets around. There are also lots of cellphone...Read full tip...
Where to study Mandarin in China (Itineraries)
The following are some of the best places in China where you can study Mandarin. Click on the links or copy and paste them in your browser to know more about the places: Changchun: http://www.communi-trip.com/china/changchun/information.html...Read full tip...
Teaching English in China for Non-native Speakers (Warnings)
Remember that China is not a country that believes in equal opportunities so even if you have complete documents and qualifications, and even if English is your second tongue and you're good at it, you...Read full tip...
Requirements for teaching English in China (Visa)
To be able to work legally in China, you must first get a work visa (Z-visa). To know how you can obtain a Z-via, click at this link: http://middlekingdomlife.com/guide/preparing-arrival-china.htm The...Read full tip...
Where to study kung fu (Itineraries)
If you want to study kung fu right where the martial art was born, go to Songshan National Park in Henan Province. Songshan has the world-famous Shaolin Temple. Visit this link to read more about Henan...Read full tip...
Be careful when crossing the streets in China (Warnings)
Motorists or motorcycle riders in China are still allowed to run even on a red light, so you should not be totally complacent when crossing a street. Look in all directions first and see if there are...Read full tip...
Places to go to see the Great Wall of China (Itineraries)
China's capital, Beijing, provides the easiest access to the nearest outposts of the Great Wall. From Beijing, you can ride a taxi or join tour buses going to Badaling, the nearest portion of the Great...Read full tip...
Do not give in to beggars (Warnings)
Take note that there are so many beggars in China, especially in the train stations and in major tourist spots and cities such as Beijing, Shanghai, Hong Kong and Shenzhen. If a beggar approaches you...Read full tip...
DVDs and other media banned in China (Warnings)
If you don't want to be delayed in your travels, avoid bringing DVDs, magazines and other media and publications supporting Taiwan and Tibetan independence and the Dalai Lama. If you are bringing a Hollywood...Read full tip...
Do not bring religious items in China (Warnings)
Do not bring English Bibles, rosaries, and other religious books and items in China as these are banned. If you really have to bring a religious publication, make sure it's in your native tongue (if you're...Read full tip...
Historical books banned in China (Warnings)
Even some historical books written by Chinese authors (and Chinese Nobel Prize winners) are banned in China so if you want to learn something about Chinese history, do your readings at home, before or...Read full tip...
Never bring items about China or Mao (Warnings)
Do not bring anything (books, items, figures, T-shirts, etc.) that has Mao Zedong's name, face, print, etc. as the Chinese government might see this as an insult to Mao. Bringing anything that has a mark...Read full tip...
Beaches in China (Itineraries)
China is normally not a popular beach destination, but if you're on the lookout for some nice sun, sea and sun "under the kingdom of heaven," try these spots: Haikou http://www.communi-trip.com/china/haikou/information.html...Read full tip...