China Travel Blog

China is a vast country with the second longest railway system in the world (146,000km), and the most extensive high speed rail network (39,000km by the end of 2020). With the rapid development of rail services, there are different options available for the passengers. And you can find 7 good reasons to travel by train in China. Here below are the recommended train journeys for international vis ...

China is a great destination for the children to see a different civilization and meet her friendly people. There are 7 good reasons to travel by train in China, moreover, it is also a perfect option and unique experience for kids to know various aspects of this vast country, which will definitely broaden their horizons and have deeper understanding of diversities of cultures and people. Here be ...

Traveling with wheelchair can be frustrating, especially in a country like China, where the accessible infrastructure is still needed to be significantly improved (the upcoming 2022 Winter Olympics and Paralympics is sure to benefit the accessibility). Nevertheless, with some preparation, wheelchair users are able to accomplish a safe and enjoyable journey in China - whether you’re doing an air ...

Walking on the Great Wall, observing the Terra-cotta Warriors, cruising down the Li River, and so on, all these scenarios in the mind inspired millions of visitors from other countries to come to China. Seeing is believing. Only when you set foot on this land, will hands-on knowledge of the country accrue to you, which might not be what you expected and imagined at home. As a China-based tour co ...

If you are inspired by the idea of traveling by train in China, it is important to have a better understanding of the rail service in China before you plan the trip. Here below are some must-knows for your reference. Flight or train? Before the high speed rail system was set up, the international travelers used to travel by flight. After 2010, more and more destinations have been connected by ...

After visiting the must-sees like the Great Wall and the Terra-cotta Warriors, expatriates living in China may want to see something more unique and less visited by regular tourists. Based on our 25+ years of experience in tourism, we recommend the following secret places in China to expat travelers to enjoy a different and carefree holiday in the country.>> See our China short breaks that ...

by Wei WuMichael dropped by office today. He said his father is almost back to normal. And he proudly announced that nearly 70% of his father’s ICU and other hospital cost (total amount was 120,000 yuan or USD17,142) were covered by NCMS, the New Rural Cooperative Medical System.Cooperative Medical Service in China was started in 1950s, soon after China was founded (in 1949). It quickly develop ...