World War 3 – now just a matter of when, as US pushes on with utter madness ?

With SunKissed in Shangri-la, YunNan province ... First time in Tibet ... With mabelevollove ... A day in an all-inclusive Chinese spa, ChengDu, with Flora and Note ... HanFu experience in LiJiang, YunNan province, with Soph ... 24 hours in the backstreets of BeiJing, with Jack Aynsley Travel ... With Noah Kartha, in YuYuan ... With Bee Rose ... With 2Passports in ShenZhen ... LiJiang, YunNan province, with Because I'm Lizzy ... The romantic French Concession area of ShangHai, with Wei's Travel ... ChengDu city, with CoolVision ... First time in ChengDu, with Adam and Yaz ... With Just Us Travel ... First time in BeiJing, with Feeding Foca ... Exploring GuangZhou shopping malls, with On Tour With Dridgers ... Autumn in BeiJing, with linyi ... Hulunbuir, Arxan, Inner Mongolia, with Clare Traveling Pandaland ... A week in YunNan province, with Tiny Turtle Travels ...

Why Western medicine is not in your interests - profits come from illness and symptom relief (and side-effects), not from health ...

Every spring, this festival takes place in the capital city as a meeting of artists of all kinds from China and countries worldwide, a cultural exchange covering everything from music - classical, pop and more - to dance, exhibitions and drama, ... expect the unexpected : ) In 2016, the festival runs from April 25 to May 30. Now in its 16th year, the festival will bring together nearly 400 Chinese artists and more than 400 international artists from 25 countries, including the United Kingdom, Spain and France. Canada will be this year's guest country of honor. As a taster, here are two wonderful performances from 2014 - first, a steel band in ChaoYang Park, second an unusual 'quartet' at the National Center for the Performing Arts (don't miss this if you love music) ... Live more !

Beautiful, extended scenes. The concert featured many international stars, dance and wonderful stagecraft and the finale combined fireworks with bold lighting, fountains and dramatic music ...

With The China Traveler ... With China Culture ... With CGTN ... With Seiu Travel ...

The Summer Palace is the largest and best-preserved imperial garden in China. Its Chinese name, YiHeYuan, translates as 'Garden of Nurtured Harmony' or 'Garden for Maintaining Health and Harmony'. With interconnected lakes and many pavilions, bridges, pagodas, halls and highly decorated corridors, it is a showcase of Chinese garden arts.

'An Outrage' : House passes largest military budget in generations - with Democracy Now / William Hartung ... Preparing you for war - with The New Atlas ... On the phony 'Uyghur Tribunal', with The New Atlas ... On the China - Laos high speed railway ... On the new national highway in Cambodia ... Is Russia really planning a war in Ukraine - or is Washington? - with The Grayzone and Scott Ritter ... With YChina ... With Martin Jacques talking with Jie Qiong ... On 'Russian aggression' ... On Nicaragua ... China 2021 review - with Pascal Coppens ... With Martin Jacques ... The critical need for independent media - with Glenn Greenwald ... 'Who rules America? The dangerous concentration of power and wealth in the American elite', with George Domhoff (and this is from the late sixties); the reality behind 'democracy'. Don't miss it ...

The YuLong River, YùLóng Hé, starts in YangShuo County near Litang and flows for over 35 kilometers (22 miles) to the Li River near the town of Ping Le; GuangXi province. The YuLong River is relatively shallow at around 5 meters (16 feet) maximum depth and is an average of 25 meters (82 feet) across. Unlike the deeper Li River, it has no motorized boat traffic and bamboo rafts, paddle boats and swimming are popular. The bamboo raft journey begins at the YuLong Bridge, which is 400 years old. Hiking and biking are also popular as there are many quaint villages along the river, some offering bed and breakfast accommodation. The YuLong River Valley is very fertile, and its low-lying terrain is excellent for rice fields. In recent years, farmers have also planted more cash crops such as pomelos, tangerines and mandarin oranges.