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Macau, located on the west coast of the Pearl River Delta in the southern province of Guangdong (China), is adjacent to the mainland city of Zhuhai and is about 60 kilometers west of Hong Kong. Macau includes the Macau Peninsula, Taipa and Coloane Islands. The Macau Peninsula is the “heart” of the territory and is […]
Chinese philosophy and religion [ç-]. Chinese philosophy is characterized by its basic concern, the position of people in society, and thus also by its great closeness to reality. This corresponds to the clear argumentation with allusions to historical events as well as anecdotes and stories. In addition, the language-related aversion to a deductive type of […]
City highlights Imperial Palace (The Forbidden City) According to AbbreviationFinder, the most famous and still most mysterious tourist attraction is the “Forbidden City” (Zijincheng) or the Imperial Palace (Gugong), located in the center of Beijing on Tiananmen Square, from where the Chinese Ming and Qing Emperors ruled until they were forced to abdicate in the 1911 […]
A canal is an artificial waterway or a waterway. Small canals were used to irrigate soil very early in human history, and at the time of the Roman Empire, the engineers at that time built impressive viaducts all over the then giant empire to ensure the water supply. Around the same time, but in a […]
Welcome to “Chinese Panorama”, one of the most comprehensive trips to China. For 15 days you get to experience the big cities Beijing and Shanghai with all its tourist attractions, the world-famous terracotta army in Xian, a cruise on the Lifloden with the extraordinary landscape and the scenic Hangzhou and Suzhou. After traveling on this […]
China is a country located in Asia. According to AbbreviationFinder, CN is the two-letter ISO code of China, and CHN is the three-letter country abbreviation for China. Yearbook 1997 China. With Deng Xiaoping’s demise and Hong Kong’s return, 1997 became a historic year for China. On February 19, Deng, the man who, with “China’s Second […]
