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 Useful Xian Maps To help you have a better understanding about Xian, we have collected some very useful Xian maps, including Xian China Map, Xian attractions map, Xian city map, Xian subway map, etc., which will help you design your Xian tour more easily. All of them are downlodable and printable. Where is Xian on the Map Xian is the capital city of Shaanxi Province in northern China and also where the ancient Silk Road started. So it is quite convenient to get there from northern cities such as Beijing and Dunhuang.The maps below will show you where exactly Xian is. Xian City Maps The maps below will show you the general jurisdiction area of Xian, main attractions in Xian, and Xian's main accommodation areas so that you can have a rough idea about where you are going to go and stay while in Xian. [gallery td_select_gallery_slide="slide" ids="715,716"] Xian China Transportation Maps People can get to Xian by flight or train from most cities in China such as Bei...

 Wuxi China Map Wuxi is a lesser-known tourist destination while comparing it with other popular cities like Shanghai, Hangzhou, Wuxi, etc. But if you want to explore the pleasing shores of Taihu Lake, Wuxi is a good choice. Both natural and cultural fun can be appreciated in Wuxi. In order to make full of your Wuxi holiday, it will be rather helpful to know Wuxi’s location, transfer means and attractions distribution. China Discovery here collects and makes some maps of high-definition for you, including Wuxi China Map, Wuxi Tourist Map, etc. Be free to download and print them and enjoy a more effective Wuxi tour. Wuxi Location Maps – Where is Wuxi Wuxi is located in southern Jiangsu Province of East China, bordering Taizhou (Jiangsu) in the north, Huzhou (Zhejiang) in the south, Wuxi (Jinagsu) in the east and Changzhou (Jiangsu) in the west. It is about is about 200 km to the provincial capital city Nanjing, and about 130 km to Shanghai. Check its detailed location maps: [gallery...

 Suzhou China Map Suzhou is an attractive city with poetic and pictorial splendor in eastern China. It features with meticulously-designed gardens, canal-side old towns as well tasteful Suzhou silk. In order to enjoy an efficient Suzhou tour, it will be better if you know Suzhou’s location, transfer way, and attractions distribution well. China Discovery here collects the most helpful maps for you, including Suzhou China Maps, Suzhou Transfer Maps, Suzhou Tourist Maps, etc. Feel free to download these maps and plan your Suzhou trip in a smarter way. Suzhou Location Maps – Where is Suzhou Suzhou is located in the southern part of Jiangsu Province, bordering Taizhou (Jiangsu) in north, Jiaxing (Zhejiang Province) in south, Shanghai in the east , Wuxi in the west and Huzhou (Zhejiang Province) in the south and west, while Jiangsu Province is located in the east of China, bordering Shangdong Province in the north, Zhejiang Province in the south, Anhui Province in the west and Shanghai ...

Nanjing China Map Nanjing, the old capital of six imperial dynasties, is a famous historical city to explore. Apart from its long history and rich culture, there are also beautiful mountains and lakes allowing travelers to appreciate its natural beauty. In order to make sure that you could have an efficient Nanjing tour, you are advised to learn its location, transfer means and attractions distribution in advance. Here we collect the most helpful maps for you, including Nanjing China Map, Nanjing Transfer Maps (Flights & High Speed Trains), Nanjing Tourist Maps, etc. Be free to download and print these maps and enjoy a better Nanjing Tour. Nanjing Location Maps – Where is Nanjing Located in eastern China and in the Yangtze River Delta region, Nanjing is bordering Chuzhou (Anhui) in the north and the east, Xuancheng (Anhui)in the south, Yangzhou (Jiangsu), Zhenjiang (Jiangsu) and Changzhou (Jiangsu) in east, and Maanshan (Anhui) in the west. Check its detailed location maps here: [g...

 Top 6 Movies Featuring Chinese Food “To the ruler, the people are heaven; to the people, food is heaven” – Ancient Chinese Proverb As part of Chinese Week here on the blog, I felt that it’d be a fun idea to sit back and take a look at movies that featured real Chinese food at its core. Forget that synthetic, gooey stuff you see so often at the takeaway, these movies will give you a real feel for what it’s all about (if you don’t mind your mouth watering!) Eat Drink Man Woman Directed by Ang Lee, this is the follow up to his successful movie The Wedding Banquet. It takes a look at ethnic conflicts within a Chinese family, using food as the main focus of the film. Food is Heaven “From the steamy kitchens of Canton to the arid moonscape of the north, food is the very heart and soul of China. But increasing development and dwindling water supplies threaten the nation’s ability to feed itself. “Meet the men and women who celebrate the glory of authentic Chinese cuisine – while working ...

 Best Chinese Cooking Movies About Chef Competitions For Food Lovers After a long day, the Chinese cooking movies about chef competitions always help to rest the mind. There is a plethora of food-related films that are impossible to avoid and, at times, dangerously addictive. The films bring back a lot of food memories. Whether you’re a fan of Chinese cuisine or a foodie, these films will help you enjoy the culinary arts. Explore more on Thecookingmovie for variety of top food movies. Enjoy the best China cooking movies There are an almost infinite number of  Asian cooking movie  to watch. With a few notable exceptions, few Western documentarians have even scratched the surface of the huge range of flavors and stories Chinese regional cuisines have to offer in mainland China. Thankfully, this is changing, particularly with the rise of Chinese-produced movies that offer an insider’s perspective on cuisine and identity. Here are 7  Chinese cooking movies  we enjoy...

 Study in China: Student Visas & Permits Shortly after you get your acceptance letter from your university, it is time to apply for a Chinese student visa whether you are a European or non European student. First of all, you need to decide whether you should apply for an “X” visa or “F” visa. The first one applies to students who plan to study in China for more than six months, while the second to students who plan to study or have an internship in the country for less than six months. Note that as an international student you have 30 days after your arrival in China to apply for a residence permit that will enable you to study in China without any obstacles. The application for the residence permit should be submitted at the division of exit-entry administration of the local public security bureau. Chinese Visa Requirements for Students: How to Proceed Make sure months before your arrival to gather and prepare all the necessary documents. Ask your university for additional gui...

 7 Awesome Chinese Movies You Do Not Want to Miss No, I'm Not Talking About "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon." When thinking about awesome Chinese movies,  Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon  immediately comes to mind. But other than Ang Lee’s atmospheric masterpiece, what other great Chinese productions are there to consider? Here are seven wonderful titles for you to check out.     Hero is among the most lavish and visually stunning Chinese historical movies ever made. 1. "Hero" (英雄) For some viewers, Chinese Director Zhang Yimou’s Rashamon-like bid for an Oscar could come across as somewhat too desperate to impress. Nonetheless,  Hero  is still hands-down one of the most visually stunning Chinese movies filmed in recent years. The entire extravaganza is also drenched with color metaphors, as well as full of thrilling martial arts duels.   The story itself revolves around an attempted assassination of Qin Shihuang, the notorious and brutal first...

41 Best Classic Movies for Learning Chinese Learning Chinese can be as entertaining as it is educational. Keep scrolling to  check out my favorite films for Chinese language learners! Best Strategies for Learning Chinese from Movies Don’t get the popcorn popping just yet. First, we’ve got to go over some strategies for how to approach Chinese language films. Watch actively Sure, some days you’ll want to just sit back and relax, not worrying if you’ve understood every last detail. However, you’ll get much greater educational value out of an  active  watching experience. Pause and rewind  when you miss half of a complicated dialogue. Go back and watch these tricky scenes until you understand every word. As you watch the same scene repeatedly,  keep an eye on the subtitles  below and mouth lines along with the actors if possible. Keep a notebook nearby and  jot down new vocabulary or puzzling sentence structures  so you can revisit what you...