Travel China guide – ancient cities, modern marvels & authentic hanfu photos to capture traditional style on your journey.
In the tranquil village of Shamei (沙美), nestled on the outskirts of Xiamen (厦门), a small yet vibrant community has found an unlikely member—Felix, affectionately known as “Lao Wai A Le (老外阿乐)” by the locals. A graphic designer from Germany, Felix’s journey to this coastal enclave is a tale of serendipity, transformation, and the search […]
Discovering the Real China Through 144-Hour Visa-Free Travel China has long been a land of intrigue, mystery, and fascination for foreigners. However, the country’s recent efforts to open its doors wider to the world are transforming not just tourism but also global perceptions of the nation. Central to this transformation is the 144-hour visa-free transit […]
If the allure of Shangri-La has always been on your bucket list, it’s time to discover Muli (木里), an equally enchanting but lesser-known destination nestled along China’s Route 227. Far from the crowds and commercialization of popular Tibetan regions, Muli offers an authentic and immersive experience, often described as Tibet’s “Rookie Village.” Here, you’ll find […]
A Life on the Road For Scott, a 39-year-old Canadian now living in Cixi (慈溪), China, the journey across China was more than just a physical adventure—it was the culmination of a long-held dream. Known as “Old Shen (老沈)” to his Chinese friends, Scott’s life has taken him from international logistics to teaching, all the […]
A Journey Beyond Expectations For many foreign tourists, the allure of Xi’an (西安) is undeniable. With its rich history as the ancient capital of 13 dynasties and home to iconic landmarks like the Terracotta Warriors, Xi’an has long been a bucket-list destination. However, for travelers like Malaysian blogger Guo Qing’en (郭憓恩), a recent trip to […]
From Amsterdam to Shanghai: A Ride Across Continents Most travelers heading from Amsterdam to Shanghai would simply book a flight, endure the long haul, and arrive in a matter of hours. But for Dutch historian, author, and urban design curator Ole Bouman, this journey needed to be more than just a change in geographical location—it […]
From January to July, a staggering 17.25 million foreign visitors came to China, a 129.9% increase compared to the previous year, according to the National Immigration Administration. While major cities like Beijing and Shanghai have always been tourist hotspots, a shift is occurring as more travelers are drawn to the lesser-known, picturesque towns and villages. […]
Beijing, a city with a rich tapestry of history, has been in a state of transformation for years. From old hutongs to modern skyscrapers, its evolution has sparked a new kind of urban development—one that blends the past with the future. This article explores how the city is navigating the delicate balance between preserving its […]
Nestled in the heart of China, Huangshan is more than just a scenic mountain range. It’s where natural beauty and cultural history converge, offering an experience that touches the soul. Recently, a group of international bloggers embarked on a fascinating journey, exploring the hidden gems of Huangshan. Their mission was simple: to uncover this majestic […]
Exploring China, One Step at a Time The third season of the acclaimed series “Endless Walk: Encountering China” is set to air on September 10, offering viewers another glimpse into the journey of Paul Salopek, a National Geographic explorer. Over nearly three years, Paul walked across China, experiencing its vast landscapes, deep culture, and warm […]
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