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Beijing
Beijing, with a 3,000-year history, situated in northeast China, as the capital, it is the political, cultural and economic center of the People's Republic of China. In 2008, the 29th Summer Olympic Games was held in Beijing, one world one dream, welcome to new Beijing after Olympics.
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Shanghai
Shanghai is regarded as the economic capital in mainland China, also serves as the important cultural, financial, trading and industrial centers of China. The Chinese Grand Prix, Formula One(F1) is in Shanghai. And World Expo 2010 will be held in Shanghai. Better City Better Life, Welcome to Shanghai.
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Hong Kong
Hong Kong is a curious anomaly, a unique blend of Eastern and Western values and styles. A city of extremes, it retains its romance and charm and makes a deep impression on all visitors.
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Guangzhou
Guangzhou, known also as Canton, is one of China's most prosperous cities. Well known as Canton Fair(China Import & Export Fair) held twice in the Spring and Autumn every year.
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Beihai
Beihai is a beautiful seaside city. It is a popular weekend and holiday spot for domestic and international tourists. On the Gulf of Tonkin, it is also an important fishing and trade port.
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Baotou
A large industrial city in the remote regions of western Inner Mongolia, it is a port and major trade center on the Huang He (Yellow River)and is connected by rail with Beijing, Lanzhou, the Republic of Mongolia, and Russia.
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Chengde
Chengde, close to Beijing, was an imperial resort in the 18th century. By the end of the century, the Imperial Summer Villa, started by Emperor Kangxi and completed by his grandson, Qianlong, was the size of the Summer Palace, in Beijing, and the Forbidden City combined. It boasts the remains of the largest regal gardens in China.
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Changchun
The capital city of Jilin province, Changchun was also the capital of the former state of Manchukuo (1932-45). During this period the city was rebuilt along modern lines. Many of the large administrative buildings have been converted into universities. Changchun, meaning "long springtime," is also a center for motion picture production.
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Chongqing
An independent prefecture in southwest China, Chongqing, known for its unique and spicy cuisine, sits atop two hills over looking the meeting of two rivers. It was once a treaty port and remains an important industrial city to this day.
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Dalian
Dalian has the largest harbour in the north-east and is one of the most prosperous cities in China. Crisscrossed by old, colorful trams, the city exhibits some wonderful architecture and has refreshing acres of grass and lawns. Next to the sea, the weather in Dalian is much warmer than in the other areas of Liaoning, with the summer months particularly pleasant.
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