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A visual guide to ShangHai 上海
A beautiful mix of video and stills ... Places featured include: ShangHai PuDong Airport, Magnetic Levitation Train - Maglev, the Bund, Bund sightseeing tunnel panorama, PuDong Financial District, Oriental Pearl Tower, WFC World Financial Center Tower, JinMao Tower, NanJing Road by night, World Financial Center Tower Observatory, night view of skyscrapers, Sky Arena 94th floor, People's Square, Urban Planning Exhibition Hall, Shanghai Museum, Jade Buddha Temple, LongHua Pagoda, YuYuan Market, Yu garden, Tea House, HongQiao railway station, bullet train.
China to Laos high speed rail link – win-win with the BRI
With The New Atlas ... Bonus films ...
Autophagy and it’s importance for health
If not familiar with this term, watch this - it is important to know. With Dr Sten Ekberg ... Bonus film - on insulin resistance / type 2 diabetes ...
Beautiful JiuZhaiGou 九寨沟 Valley, SiChuan
Exquisitely beautiful ... An episode of Happy Chinese at JiuZhaiGou ...
A look around QingDao, ShanDong province
With Blondie in China ... With Walk East ...
Yang Cheng Hu highway services stopover
With Wei's Travel. Fuel, food and much more - motorway services, China style ...
A day in ChengDu
SiChuan province ... Bonus films ...
US aggression in Thailand, Pakistan and Malaysia (to isolate China)
The West's new cold war is hotting up. What is the US up to in all China's neighbors ... Derailing China's Belt and Road Initiative, this time in Pakistan ... Malaysia ...
The beauty of the historical DaMing Palace 大明宫
The DaMing Palace (DaMing Gong, Palace of Great Brilliance) was the imperial palace complex of the Tang Dynasty, located in its capital Chang'An. It served as the royal residence of the Tang emperors for more than 220 years. Today, the DaMing Palace site is designated a National Heritage Site of China, located a little north east of present-day Xi'An city center, ShaanXi province, central China. One can take subway line 2 to DaMingGongXi (DaMing Palace West) station. The palace complex was destroyed at the end of the Tang dynasty. The ruins were only discovered in the 1950s and some parts have now been reconstructed following careful archaeological analysis of the site. The reconstructions, museum and grounds opened to visitors in 2010. A beautiful film ...

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