Have you been in China?

tianjing and beijing are two big cities. they attract lots of international tourists every year. by the way how many days have you stayed there?

chinese food, what is chinese food? actually there is no such a term as chinese food because even in china the food styles varies so much from one city to another. generally speaking, food in the east part is a bit sweet, food in north part salty, food in west part spicy honestly i don't like dumplings too much

Acturally I did not mean anything. I thought you were not Chinese, but I was wrong lol OK let's work hard to make more earnings. happy mylot earning!

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it's hard to describe what china looks like using a few lines because it's so huge with such a large population. but i am sure you will be amazed by what you see when you are in china. You may contact me before you visit china. I can be your free guide when you are in Suzhou if you like.

I just got back from China stayed there at Beijing for 1 week. It was really nice. But it was hard going places there coz only a few people understand English and street names were really hard to pronounce. We're lucky that we have a friend there who helped us going places by talking with the taxi cab drivers to drive us to where we want to go. But it was ultra nice..Hope I could go back there soon..

I am in Suzhou, a much smaller city than Beijing, but here most of young people can speak a little english

a lot cities worth visiting. Beijing would be the first choice for most people coz it's the capital. Shanghai is a modern city that reprensents china's future. and xi'an, an old city, had been the capital city for many dynasties in china's history, shows you what china looked like in the past.

Thanks for your sugestions. I'll keep them in mind when I plan my China itenary. All the best to you!

LOL, I meant to write too busy!

you know there has been a chinese saying goes like this, on heaven, there is paradise; on the earth, there are Suzhou and Hangzhou. Suzhou, my hometown, is very close to hangzhou. It's a pity that you missed suzhou in your china tour lol

We may have driven through on the way to another place, but we didn't actually stay in your hometown. I do want to return to Hangzhou, so maybe then :) I forgot to mention that I spent some time up in Yellow Mountain (sorry, I don't know it's Chinese name) It was lovely.

Sorry, I misspelled Hangzhou...lol

you are welcome anytime and you will find it's a bit different from what you've learned on books

I am living in china now i was born here ;-) you are welcome anytime

hongkong and shanghai are just to modern to be unique to china there are many small cities that are worth visiting

you are welcome anytime ;-)

you are welcome anytime

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did you visit suzhou? some girls are pretty, some, to be honest, are not so nice lol it's the same in any country

you are welcome anytime

great feel free to contact me when you are in Suzhou, china you may find my contact information at the site www.suembroidery.com

you are welcome anytime feel free to contact me when you are in Suzhou

that sounds very good did you visit Suzhou? what's your general impression

I will go to Beijing with my family for the olympics in 2008

Feel free to contact me when you are in suzhou

China is a big coutry to be described in several words, but i will try to post more threads about my country China in the future