Harbin’s snow sculpture festival picks winners
January 17, 2022
Harbin, China’s annual snow sculpture competition is over for the year, but the giant sculptures will be on view for another month or so in
Harbin, China’s annual snow sculpture competition is over for the year, but the giant sculptures will be on view for another month or so in
In Taipei, gourmet dinner combined with a two-hour tour on a sightseeing bus.
Jonathan L enjoyed a day in the park, watching the Chinese tradition of Dragon Boat racing.
Shanghai is China’s most populous city and, as Barry Barford discovered, it is surprisingly cosmopolitan.
The Winter Olympics, starting in Beijing February 4, will be run in a self-contained ‘closed-loop management system’ that will isolate athletes, coaches officials and press
Some people get jelly-legs just thinking about crossing deep canyons on shaky slender pedestrian bridges, especially those with glass walkways. For others, it’s a pleasant
The J Hotel Shanghai Tower opened last month with an undisputed claim to be the world’s highest hotel, although not its tallest. The new hotel
In the race for unusual bridges, China cements… or is that glasses… its lead.
Not a wild goose chase, but so far nearly as futile: Equipped with nine drones, 360 people and 76 vehicles, Chinese authorities are working to
A full-size replica of the Titanic, copied down to the door handles from the doomed original, is about to open at a land-locked theme park
Harbin, China’s annual snow sculpture competition is over for the year, but the giant sculptures will be on view for
In Taipei, gourmet dinner combined with a two-hour tour on a sightseeing bus.
Jonathan L enjoyed a day in the park, watching the Chinese tradition of Dragon Boat racing.
Shanghai is China’s most populous city and, as Barry Barford discovered, it is surprisingly cosmopolitan.
The Winter Olympics, starting in Beijing February 4, will be run in a self-contained ‘closed-loop management system’ that will isolate
Some people get jelly-legs just thinking about crossing deep canyons on shaky slender pedestrian bridges, especially those with glass walkways.
The J Hotel Shanghai Tower opened last month with an undisputed claim to be the world’s highest hotel, although not
In the race for unusual bridges, China cements… or is that glasses… its lead.
Not a wild goose chase, but so far nearly as futile: Equipped with nine drones, 360 people and 76 vehicles,
A full-size replica of the Titanic, copied down to the door handles from the doomed original, is about to open