What to See

• Jiangxi

  The Jiangxi Province, situated in the Gan River Valley with the Yangtze River in the north, has historically provided the primary north-south transport route for South China. With the rugged terrain of the south-eastern mountains, the corridor opened up by the Gan River is one of very few routes conducive to travel. This unique position has resulted in Jiangxi, with its capital city of ...

• Macau

  As with Hong Kong, the city of Macau is known as a Special Administrative Region and has very old economic bonds with Hong Kong. Macau had to re-build itself and its economy after the Portuguese handed Macau back to China in 1999. Amazingly, through slow and stable growth, the city that lies on the Pearl River Delta has been able to re-establish itself as a popular business destination and ...

• Hunan

  Hunan Province covers an approximate area of 210,500 square kilometers and is situated in the middle area of the Yangtze River to the south of Dongting Lake. The name Hunan means “South of the Lake”. The capital of Hunan is the bustling city of Changsha.

• Harbin

  As the tenth largest city in the country, Harbin is a significant cultural, economic, political and scientific center for the entire northeastern region of China. It is located in the Heilongjiang Province and covers an area of 53 775 square kilometers, with an estimated population of approximately 9.5 million residents. It is also known as the “Ice City” and it has one of the coldest ...

• Jinan

  The city of Jinan is the capital city of the Shandong Province and is located on the eastern coast of China. As the capital city of the province, Jinan has jurisdiction over the districts of Tiangiao, Lixia, Shixhong, Huaiyin and Licheng, and oversees four counties, giving it a total coverage area of approximately 8 227 square kilometers and an estimated population of 5.4 million residents. ...

• Hefei

  A bright, colourful city with a booming industry and sprawling ground plan, Hefei is a traveller’s dream destination. This is the perfect place to combine business with pleasure and a businessperson may well find that Hefei is the ultimate travel destination in China. Hefei is the capital of the Anhui Province and is situated between the Yangtze and Huaihe Rivers. Its location is ...

• Shangdong

  With a rich and colorful history that spans over five thousand years, and believed to be a location of the birth of the civilization of China, the Shandong province is a cultural and traditional region. It is where travelers can experience and learn more about the legendary Confucius and his teachings. Shandong is a province filled with treasures and attractions from the past, as well as ...

• Hubei

  If the main purpose of your visit to China is that of business, you may well find that the Hubei Province is not a bad place to start. Located in the central part of the country, the name Hubei means ‘north of the lake’. This is a reference to the province's position just north of Dongting Lake and is a very appropriate name. Another, unofficial, name is ‘Chu’, which refers the Chu state ...