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An introduction to HeBei 河北 provinceHeBei surrounds the municipalities of BeiJing and the port city of TianJin.
Many interesting sites for weekend trips from Beijing lie in Hebei, including ChengDe and the coastal towns of BeiDaiHe and QinHuangDao.
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On Myanmar - with The New Atlas ...
On Venezuela, Nicaragua, Bolivia and Cuba - with the Moderate Rebels ...
On Central America, Biden ...
On Australia - with Geopolitics In Conflict...
On XinJiang and the Uyghurs - with Pivot to Peace / Professor Ken Hammond ...
On Hong Kong ...
On Julian Assange ...
On the post-western world - with Martin Jacques ...
With YChina re the New York Times ...
With Daniel Dumbrill ...
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With Inside China Business ("Insights, strategies, and life at the top of the world’s supply chains") ...
Long-term planning for all, versus short-term profits for a few.
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A look at traditional Chinese arts in modern day ShenZhen and BeiJing.
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With Expat Natt ...
Bonus film - ZhuJiaJiao water town, just outside ShangHai (one can travel there by metro) : with Eoin and Aisling ...
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The world's largest, with BeiJing a close second.
With Jason / Living in China ...
And ShenZhen ...
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PingYao lies in ShanXi province, central China, about 700 kilometers (400 miles) southwest of BeiJing and 80 kilometers (50 miles) from the provincial capital TaiYuan..
PingYao is a UNESCO World Heritage Site for being "an exceptionally well-preserved example of a traditional Han Chinese city".
PingYao is an exceptionally well-preserved example of a traditional Han Chinese city, founded in the 14th century. This ancient city is renowned for its well-preserved city walls and outlying temples.
The city walls were constructed around 1370 and have six barbican gates. The walls are 12 meters high, with a perimeter of 6 kilometers. A 4 meter wide, 4 meter deep moat lies just beyond. There are also 72 watchtowers.
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With Pascal Coppens ...
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SuZhou lies in JiangSu province, north of ShangHai. It is the cradle of Wu culture ...
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