2009-01-17 09:58
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Be There or Be Square. Perhaps you are busy - your time is limited or you've been to some of Beijing's famous tourist attractions before. If so ...BeijingFeeling.com also provides you with Beijing One Day Tours
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Destinations:Beijing
Attractions: 1. Badaling Great Wall 2. Ming Tomb
Features: daling was the earliest section to be opened to the tourists among all the parts of the whole Great Wall and now is the most famous …
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Destinations:Beijing
Attractions: 1 Forbidden City; 2Great wall;
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Destinations:Beijing
Attractions: 1 Lama Temple; 2 Panda zoo; 3 Summer Palace;
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Destinations:Beijing
Attractions: 1 Great wall; 2 Summer Palace;
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Destinations:Beijing
Attractions: 1. BeiHai Park 2. Coal Hill 3. Fragrant Hill
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2009-01-17 09:56
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Beijing has been the Imperial Capital for more than 600 years. It is the living place for the Jade Dragon Emperor. Beijing Feeling guides you into the legend of Jade Dragon - Imperial Capital Beijing Package Tours to know more about the city of Beijing.
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Destinations:Beijing
Attractions: 1Tiananmen Square; 2 Forbidden City; 3 Summer Palace; 4 Great Wall; 5 Ming Tomb: 6 Kong Fu Show:
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Destinations:Beijing
Attractions: 1Tiananmen Square; 2 Forbidden City; 3 Summer Palace; 4 Great Wall; 5 Temple of Heaven: 6 Kong Fu Show:
Features: This is the most representative city and symbol of China.Beijing Feeling offer you 3 days tour package for your Beijing visit …
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Destinations:Beijing
Attractions: 1 Tianan men Square 2 Forbidden City 3 Temple of Heaven 4 Summer Palace 5 Chinese Kung Fu show 6: Great Wall (Badaling) 7 Ming Tomb 8 Foot massage
Features:Beijing Feeling 4 Days Package Tour is the most popular Beijing Package Tour… |
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Destinations:Beijing
Attractions:1Tianan men Square 2 Forbidden City 3 Temple of Heaven 4Summer Palace 5Kung Fu show 6: Great Wall 7 Ming Tomb 8 Foot massage 9 : Lama Temple 10 Hu Tong 11Panda Zoo
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Destinations:Beijing
Attractions: 1Tianan men Square 2Forbidden City 3Temple of Heaven 4Summer Palace 5 Kung Fu show 6Great Wall 7 Ming Tomb 8 Foot massage 9 Lama Temple 10 Hu Tong 11 Panda Zoo 12 Planning Exhibition Hall, 13 Wangfujing 14 Olympic Village
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Destinations:Beijing - Chengde - Tianjing - Beijing
Attractions: 1. Imperial Summer Resort 2. Food street 3. Cultural street …
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2008-12-14 00:10
A UNESCO Heritage Site is a site that has been nominated for the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization's international World Heritage program. The program aims to catalogue and preserve sites of outstanding importance, either cultural or natural, to the common heritage of humankind.
- The Great Wall
- Mount Taishan
- Imperial Palaces of the Ming and Qing Dynasties (Forbidden City), Beijing , Shenyang
- Mogao Caves,Dunhuang
- Mausoleum of the First Qin Emporer ( Xian )
- Peking Man site at Zhoukoudian
- Mount Huangshan
- Jiuzhaigou Nature Reserve Scenic and Historic Interest Area
- Huanglong Scenic and Historic Interest Area
- Wulingyuan Scenic and Historic Interest Area
- Mountain Resort and its outlying Temples, Chengde
- Temple and cemetery of Confucius, and the Kong family mansion in Qufu
- Ancient building complex in the Wudang Mountains
- Historic ensemble of the Potala Palace, Lhasa : Potala Palace | Jokhang Temple Monastery | Norbulingka
- Lushan National Park
- Mount Emei Scenic Area, including Leshan Giant Buddha Scenic Area
- Old town of Lijiang
- Historic Centre of Macau
- Ancient city of Pingyao
- Classical gardens of Suzhou
- Summer Palace, an Imperial garden in Beijing
- Temple of Heaven: an Imperial sacrificial altar in Beijing
- Mount Wuyi
- Dazu - Buddhist carvings from 9th-13th century located in Chongqing municipality.
- Mount Qincheng and the Dujiangyan irrigation system, near Chengdu
- Ancient villages in Southern Anhui - Xidi and Hongcun
- Longmen Grottoes ( Luoyang )
- Imperial tombs of the Ming and Qing Dynasties: Xianling tomb, Zhongxiang| Eastern Qing tombs, Zunhua | Western Qing tombs, Yixian and Baoding | Ming tombs, Changping | Xiaoling, Chang Yushun, Qiu Cheng, Wu Liang, Wu Zhen, Xu Da and Li Wenzhong tombs, Nanjing
- Yungang Grottoes ( Datong )
- Three parallel rivers of Yunnan Protected Areas: Gaoligong and Yunling Mountains, Nujiang | Baimang-Meili and Haba Snow Mountains, Red and Qianghu Mountain, Diqing | Laowoshan, Nujiang and Diqing | Laojunshan, Lijiang
- Capital Cities and Tombs of the Ancient Koguryo Kingdom Huanren County (Liaoning Province) and (Ji'an , Jilin Province)
- Sichuan Giant Panda Sanctuaries
- Yin Xu (Anyang )
- South China Karst, in Yunnan , Guizhou , and Guangxi Provinces
- Kaiping Diaolou and Villages by : beijing feeling
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2008-07-26 11:24
Friday, July 25, 2008
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Birth of an Olympic Superpower
Category: News and Politics
Birth of an Olympic superpower
Exactly 100 years ago a Chinese YMCA lecturer had a dream - that one day China would host the Olympic games. That dream is now about to come true.
Olympic Dreams
China and Sports, 1895-2008
The modern Chinese word for, sport, tiyu, didn't exist until the 1890s and that late 19th-century Chinese attitudes towards the body and physical training "were ambivalent, to say the least . . . Chinese elites generally considered sports undignified - a robust body was not consistent with the idea of the cultured gentleman". But as the Chinese empire crumbled and morale was crucially undermined by the country's defeat in the Sino-Japanese war in 1895, Chinese people became convinced that their nation was a "sick man" whose body needed to be strengthened through a regime of rigorous physical exercise. Sun Yat-sen, China's first president, declared that "If we want to make our country strong, we must first make sure our people have strong bodies."
Nationalists stressed the need for shangwu or "warlike spirit", and Avery Brundage, later president of the International Olympic Committee, wrote in the 1930s that as a result of physical fitness being neglected, "The highly intellectual citizens of China have allowed themselves to be plundered by their own bandits for generations."
China's contact with the emergent Olympic movement was slow and hesitant, and although a national Olympic committee was formed in 1922, China did not participate in an Olympiad until 1932. Its team in Los Angeles consisted of just one man, Liu Changchun, a sprinter, and he was only dispatched at the last minute due to money problems. China took part much more enthusiastically in the notorious 1936 Berlin Olympics, sending 69 athletes, but failed to win a single medal. Xu devotes little attention to these games and says even less about the 1948 London Olympics, at which the penniless Chinese team stayed in a primary school and cooked their own meals.
Mao Zedong, in his first published article, declared that "Physical education . . . should be the number one priority." But the Communist party had little awareness of the Olympics when it came to power in 1949, and it took some time for the new government to realise that one of China's three IOC members had chosen to remain on the mainland rather than flee to Taiwan. At the urging of the Soviet Union, China made a last-minute application to participate in the 1952 games in Helsinki, but its delegation arrived just one day before the closing ceremony. The delay was largely caused by the "two Chinas" dispute that continues to haunt the Olympics to this day.
China first became an Olympic powerhouse at the Los Angeles games in 1984, when it won 15 golds. At the Athens Olympics in 2004 it came second only to the United States.
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2008-03-04 10:39
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2008-02-18 12:59
(BEIJING, Feb. 15) -- On February 14, IOC Olympic Treasure Exhibition China (Hong Kong) Tour was opened at Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre.
This exhibition is one of the largest in Olympic history, and the first time when the IOC Olympic treasure being exhibited in China. During this exhibition, citizens will have an opportunity to appreciate over 700 Olympic treasures. Beijing Olympic mascots, medals, and models of main competition venues will be exhibited as well.
Olympic torches since 1936, medals, equipments, gold winners' sport clothes and stamps will be seen at the exhibition. At the entrance of the exhibition hall, Beijing 2008 Olympics medals were quite eye-catching. The medal for the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games is inspired from the "bi", an ancient Chinese jade piece inscribed with a dragon pattern. The medals, made of gold and jade, symbolize nobility and virtue and are the embodiment of traditional Chinese values of ethics and honor, sending forth a strong Chinese flavor.
IOC Olympic Treasure Exhibition China Tour was opened in Beijing on August 8, 2008. The Hong Kong Tour will last for five days. More News
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2008-02-17 13:01
Hutong of Beijing.
The word 'Hutong'originated from the Mongolian word 'huto',which means water wells.Since nomadic tribes used to live and stay near water wells,they called the small alleys 'huto'.
Hutong had its first appearance in Beijing in the Yuan Dynasty(1271-1368).The name was gradually adopted by all the residents of Beijing,and has been handed down to the present.The houses built on each side of Hutong are called Siheyuan(quadrangle),generally rectangular dwelling compounds,in which buildings on four sides.Almost every quadrangle is surrounded by high walls.In fact,Hutong is formed by quadrangles standing side by side along a straight passage.
The width of Hutong was clearly regulated in the Yuan Dynasty and measured by steps. A passage of six steps in width was called a hutong,running directly from east to west.A passage of 24 steps in width was then called a street,which ran from north to south.The whole city,therefore,looked like a chessboard.
With the passage of dynasties,this stipulation,however,did not seem to be so strictly followed in the Ming and Qing dynasty.The meaning of hutong,in a broad sense,included alleys,passages and even small streets.
'There are 360 hutong with names and those without names are as many as hairs on an ox'.This old saying is used to describe the numberless hutong in Beijing.The saying is somewhat exaggerated,but it reflects the fact that Beijing's hutong are numerours and scattered everywhere.According to historical records,there were altogether 413 hutong and alleys in Beijing in the Yuan Dynasty.The number increased to 1,170 in the Ming,2,077 in the Qing Dynasty and 6,104 in the mid-1980s.If all the hutong were arranged in a line,they would form a new 'Great Wall'.
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