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With its double-C-shaped roof, the Ramada Pudong Airport Shanghai may look like a Chanel ad from above.
Some of China's most famous 20th-century identities lived in Shanghai and many of their former residences still stand, Xu Junqian reports.
Shanghai-based China Eastern Airlines is speeding up efforts to establish a stronger presence in Beijing by expanding its fleet and manpower resources.
More than a decade after its birth, Grand Hyatt Shanghai continues to impress guests with its giddying panorama of the city from 420 m above.
Grand Caf at Grand Hyatt Beijing launches a new buffet featuring the "street market" concept, besides the "normal" buffet.
Justine's French Restaurant at Jianguo Hotel Beijing organizes a traditional, romantic gourmet dinner on Christmas Eve, at 2,010 yuan per person.
Shanghai is divided in two districts by the Huangpu River.Different types of tourist can choose where to better accommodate having the opportunity to choose between “Modern” or “Old” side of Shanghai.
Are wondering where to go or what you can do on your trip to China? China has a vast boundary that features a beautiful landscape and cultural sites.
Known as a factory-converted art street, Tianzifang is not a well-preserved commercial street or factory zone, yet it is regarded as an Eden for Shanghai's visual and innovation industries.
Usher in the Year of Rabbit at Grange, the Westin Beijing Chaoyang, with an epicurean four-course set menu, plus a glass of champagne at Westin Executive Club on the 34th floor, with promise of a spectacular view of the fireworks.
Shanghai is the most popular city in China.Over the period of two decades, the city has developed rapidly in finance, commerce, fashion, technology and culture.
The 83-year-old Gongwu Theater has seen Charlie Chaplin on its stage, and it has also seen Peking opera maestro Mei Lanfang perform.
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