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Category Archives: china
New initiative offers British people summer camp jobs in China
Eight-week stints at two American-style summer camps give young people from the UK the chance to work and travel in China
How to book and travel by high-speed train around China
China’s rail network is a fast-paced wonder that makes exploring this huge country – including Beijing, Shanghai and Shenzhen – much easier
Make it a Muji holiday: lifestyle brand to open two hotels in China
Japanese homeware company Muji plans to extend its minimal design concept into the hospitality sector with the launch of hotels in Beijing and Shenzhen
Shenzhen’s new V&A-approved culture centre to showcase city’s artistic side
The Chinese megacity has grown rapidly over the last 35 years and with its new Sea World Culture and Arts Centre opening in December it’s looking to make as big an impact in culture as it has in industry
Controversy and cutting-edge art in Hong Kong’s artist village
In Kowloon’s former Cattle Depot, artists defy the Beijing crackdown with alternative artworks of all kinds: there’s something provocative to look at, for free, every day
Myth and majesty in China’s Xinjiang lake district
The lakes, forests and mountains of China’s far north are attracting tourists by the busload, but there’s still plenty of untouched wilderness to enjoy
Why Airbnb is well placed to crack the China market
Its ‘Aibiying’ name change missed the mark but, apart from possible restrictions imposed by government, there may be little to stop the giant from dominating the country’s holiday rental market
Follow Chinese tourists to Guizhou for breathtaking scenery and historic sites
In-the-know Chinese holidaymakers head for the clear lakes and mountains of the south-west, and the Ming-era city of Guiyang
Hangzhou leads the way for sustainable tourism in China
The beauty of this eastern Chinese metropolis has been recognised for centuries, and now green policies are safeguarding its huge tourist pulling power