What to See

• Zhengzhou

  If you are planning to spend some time in Henan Province in The Peoples Republic of China, you simply have to go to Zhengzhou. Zhengzhou, formerly known as Zhengxian, is the capital city of the Henan Province. It is located just north of the center of the province and just south of the Yellow River. The city itself is quite dusty and flat and it is set amid the farmland in a region which ...

• Shenyang

  Shenyang is not only the provincial capital of Liaoning province, it is the largest city in Northeast China. Its location makes it an important industrial center in the country, and its value as a transportation and commercial center to the northeastern parts of the country cannot be underestimated. Shenyang in China is not only an important industrial base and center of trade, but it is ...

• Beijing

  Beijing is one of the largest cities in China, and as it is an independent municipality, it can also be considered to be a province. China's Beijing is a vital center for education, international trade and economic power within China, covering an area of over 16 thousand square kilometers and having an estimated population of 14 million residents. Throughout history the city of Beijing has ...

• 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 ...

• Lanzhou

  The city of Lanzhou was known as the ‘Golden City’ and has a rich and lucrative history that spans some two thousand years. It was part of the main Silk Route, which led to the city gaining economic stability and increasing prosperity from early on. Today, Lanzhou is the capital of the Gansu Province and popular business destination, covering an area of 1 631 square kilometers and home to ...

• Hainan

  The Hainan Province is an island province of South China, which is separated by the Qiongzhou Strait from the southwest coast of Guandong Province. Hainan has an area of approximately 34,000 square kilometres with an estimated 7.9 million inhabitants.

• 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 ...

• Fujian

  Whether you are traveling to China for business or pleasure, you will be sure to come across Fujian on your travels. This beautiful province which is situated on the southeast coast of China, is located close to Taiwan and is one of the wealthiest provinces in the country. Despite the fact that farming space is limited by the hilly terrain, the province is rich in agriculture, natural ...