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Shangri-La Adventure Tour Part 6: Beijing Continued...78

Shangri-La Adventure Tour Part 6: Beijing Continued...

Shangri-La Adventure Tour Part 6: Beijing II Once we left the Summer Palace, we boarded the bus and headed to a pearl factory which by happened to be in the vicinity. They couldn’t have planned it better. Thus began the interminable series of...

2 comments    great wall bad food peking duck
Traveling To China : The Forbidden City59

Traveling To China : The Forbidden City

Historic Places to Visit in China: The Forbidden City Any tourist visiting China should consider the Forbidden City a must see historical attraction. Located directly in the center of Beijing, the Forbidden City, built from 1406-1420 (rebuilt...

5 comments    beijing emperor unesco
Democracy Or DemoCrazy In Chinese60

Democracy Or DemoCrazy In Chinese

China has more advanced countries. Its economy grew more rapidly, which become new world power. The growth of cities in China so quickly. Infrastructure and property as well as the industry continues to grow. And, of course, products of China...

0 comments    freedom economics democracy
A Bomb, a Missile, and a Satellite That Changed China Forever86

A Bomb, a Missile, and a Satellite That Changed China Forever

In 1964, the Chinese succeeded in detonating the first atomic bomb. In 1966, they developed the mid-range missile with nuclear warhead capability. In 1970, China sent the first satellite into space. With these 3 monumental achievements, China joined Unites States, Russia, Britain, and France among the most powerful nations on Earth.

3 comments    tiananmen square
Political Repression of Falun Gong Followers49

Political Repression of Falun Gong Followers

This article is based on a 2004 interview with Marcus Gale during a Falun Gong demonstration at Union Square in New York City. During the demonstration they did a theatrical display of the types of tortures that took place in China against followers.

0 comments    politics china dictatorship
Rapid City Chamber goes to China56

Rapid City Chamber goes to China

In South Dakota we think of history in terms of 100 or 150 years. For the nation we think of history in terms of 2 or 3 hundred years. Sounds like a long time but if you take a look around the world you soon...

0 comments    travel history economy
China's Jiaozi Revolution62

China's Jiaozi Revolution

Protests and unrest swept the Middle East and Africa in February 2011 and the Chinese government cracked down to make clear that similar demonstrations and potential revolution would not be allowed to occur in China. However the stage is now set for the Jiaozi Revolution

6 comments    china chinese revolution
Top 10 Sites to Visit in Beijing China:              Part 172

Top 10 Sites to Visit in Beijing China: Part 1

Beijing China is a fascinating city to visit. Whether you come to see the Great Wall of China, buildings from the Beijing Olympic Games, the Temple of Heaven, or to enjoy the fall Beijing weather, there is something for everyone.

0 comments    travel fun vacation
Chinese influence in the Toronto area77

Chinese influence in the Toronto area

According to Statistics Canada 2006 Census, there are 486,330 ethnic Chinese residents in Greater Toronto, 9.6% of the area's population. Between 1993 to 1997 Hong Kong provided the most immigrants to Toronto (48,535 people, or 11% of newcomers)....

2 comments    canada chinese toronto
The Way Communism Affected Romania85

The Way Communism Affected Romania

Let’s make sure we all understand: communism was NOT a political regime but an economic system the same exact way capitalism and socialism is. Too often this misunderstanding creates a lot of confusion and not less frustration. It is part of...

191 comments    communism soviet union romania
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