China
| China is a great place for children, writes Miriam Hoffmann. Don't leave them behind. | Kaitlin Mills finds a fascinating piece of Chinese culture, even though at the time of discovery, she couldn't appreciate its significance. |
| Kaitlin Mills and her colleagues try to figure out how Chinese teenagers choose their English names. | Kaitlin Mills recounts a story that is quite unbelievable, perhaps too unbelievable. |
| Riding in a taxi in China is an experience, a horrifying experience, yet in the two weeks Kaitlin Mills rode them, she never witnessed an accident. | Mary Keener reviews a book on China that draws you into its culture and people - one story at a time. |
| Scott Berlin and his wife travel from Lijiang to Hong Kong in southwest China, learning about some ethnic minority traditions and cruising the Li River. | Getting no help when he falls flat on his face, losing face in the process, Larry Thomas Adams is surprised when an elderly accusing woman sets in motion the retrieval of his precious scroll. |
| While traveling in China, Dave Fugazzotto learns a hard lesson about online gaming from some young Tibetan monks. | Around the World in 80 Poems - Mexico City, China, Mongolia, Russia Graham Relton writes poetry about his around-the-world adventure, available in book form. |
| Welcome to the world of haggling in a Chinese market with Kaitlin Mills. | Calculator Detente: The Art of the Deal in Beijing's Hutong Market - China, Asia Kimberly Damon didn't hear much English spoken in the Hutong Market. In fact, no English required, common communicator being the lowly battery powered calculator. |
| Something else made the experience of the Great Wall unforgettable for Christine Wuthrich. | Dylan Levi King and his wife take a pleasure cruise with migrant workers and Korean sex tourists in the Bohai Sea. |
From Tiananmen Square to Red Square - Russia, China, Mongolia Mark Gilbey recounts his Trans-Siberian adventure across 5,772 miles and three countries. Per mile, it remains one of the cheapest journeys in the world. | On Suellen Zima's 16th visit to Hangzhou, China, the metamorphosis of a constantly changing country was stunning, exasperating, exhilerating, frustrating, fascinating and familiar. |
| Author, Thomas Antoni Carter and the Tibetan family professed their mutual thanks, respect and parted ways: they to spend the second half of their day making 400 koras, spiritual walking circuits, around Langmusi; and the author to watch, though now with a better understanding of who he was watching. | Author, Olga Leskiw-Suzuki, is "lost in translation", but finds that is part of the joy of the journey. |
| Ride the world's highest railway at altitudes of 5,072 meters with author, Olga Leskiw-Suzuki. | Olga Leskiw-Suzuki delves into the good, the bad and the ugly of travelling through China. |
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