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The Strangest Things That Happen in China
What are some of the strangest facts about China? Did you know that there are some cities that actually use geese as a part of the police force?! Or what about the fact that over 30% of the species of fish in the Yangtze river have been wiped out? Learn about these facts and more in this video about China!
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Here are 10 of the strangest facts about China!
10 - Counterfeit everything
Nobody can do imitation like China. Knockoff smartphones, designer clothing, and luxury handbags are only part of the counterfeit business. In recent years, mainland China's copycat profiteers moved into the business of counterfeiting ENTIRE shops and brand identities! In 2011, a fake Apple store popped up in the southwestern city of Kunming. It looked so authentic, some employees even thought it was real! In 2015, the police shut down a fake bank in the eastern city of Nanjing, where depositors reportedly lost nearly $33 million dollars. The fake bank looked exactly like a real one complete with security guards, computers, ATMs. In 2014, Hong Kong restaurateur Yenn Wong got a surprise one morning. The co-founder of popular Hong Kong restaurant Chachawan Isaan Thai and Bar woke up and found a second Chachawan restaurant in Shanghai that completely copied her restaurant! Chachawan's Facebook page was filled with enthusiastic inquiries asking if the shop had opened a new branch in Shanghai. The Shanghai Chachawan had the same exterior look and feel as the Hong Kong shop, and even the menu, focusing on northeastern Thai, or Isaan cuisine, looked the exact same. As it turned out, the owners of the fake Chachawan expressed interest in taking the concept to the mainland but their idea was refused. But that didn’t discourage them in the slightest!
9 - Panda Panda Panda Panda
Panda diplomacy is China's use of giant pandas as diplomatic gifts to other countries. The practice existed as far back as the Tang Dynasty when Empress Wu Zetian sent a pair of pandas to the Japanese emperor. BUT the panda diplomacy comes with a twist.
Actually, China is the owner of all the pandas in the world – even if they give it away as a gift! Well, almost. But I’ll get to that in a minute. In fact, if you happen to see a panda outside the country, that’s because it’s on loan! China even owns all future offspring of all pandas! Over the past 15 years, every time China has sent a panda to a foreign zoo, they’ve required an agreement with the receiving country. According to the contract, the pandas belong to China and so do any of their offspring. If there are any offspring, they must be returned to China before they turn four years old. The contract also expressly forbids panda cloning research! However, there are two pandas which are owned by Mexico; Xin Xin and Shuan Shuan. This was before China implemented the “I own all the pandas” policy. But, Mexico has agreed that if these pandas have any offspring, they will belong to China. You know what. I’m adopting this policy for all the gifts I give!!!!
8 - Cave dwellers
Did you know, there are currently 30 million people in China who live in caves?! That’s the equivalent to the entire populations of Australia and New Zealand combined! The craziest part? Most of those 30 million people LOVE their living arrangements – the majority of these caves are bigger, nicer, and quieter than a lot of Beijing’s apartments!
The majority of China’s cave dwellers live in Shaanxi province, where the porous soil and limestone cliffs make for easy excavation. Most have electricity, many have plumbing, and some come with multiple rooms and a lawn too! More importantly, in a country where people still earn low wages, you can rent a big cave for about $30 a month or in some cases, you can just make your own and live completely for free. The earth that surrounds the indoor space serves as an effective insulator keeping the inside of the structure warm in cold seasons and cool in hot seasons. Very little heating is required during the winter, and during the summer, these caves are supposedly as cool as an air-conditioned room. In the last decade, these cave dwellings have been brought to the attention of scientists and researchers and have been regarded as an example of sustainable design. Hey, I can’t say it’s a bad thing.
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[4K] Walking through Binsheng St - Dongsheng St - Jiangjun Street (Chengdu China 2021)
Bin Sheng Street, named Bin Sheng Alley in the Qing Dynasty. After the founding of New China, thick layers of cultural deposits from the Tang Dynasty, such as coins like Kaiyuan Tongbao, were found in the infrastructure works of Bin Sheng Street, which is estimated to be the commercial area of the south market in the Tang Dynasty. In 1903, during the wave of implementing the New Policy at the end of Qing Dynasty, one of the earliest new-style schools in Chengdu at that time, the Third Elementary School, was established at the east entrance of the street.
Jiangjun Street, which is connected to Dongchenggen Up Street in the east and Changshun Up Street in the west, was once a Yongan Alley in Manchu Town during the Qing Dynasty. It is said that the name, Jiangjun (means 'General' in Chinese) Street, was taken by General Yang Sen. Speaking of Yang Sen, you may be more familiar with his order to build the Chunxi Road, and the Jiangjun Street is also named by him.
Jiangjun Street used to be called not only Yong'an Alley, but also 'Kitty Alley'. At the entrance of the street stood a stone pillar in the shape of a tiger's head, because the people of Chengdu have a taboo - fear of tigers, and the legend is that at the end of the Ming Dynasty, Chengdu had a sensational 'tiger infestation'. It is said that when Zhang Xianzhong massacred Sichuan, he almost wiped out the population of Chengdu, and there were tigers sneaking into the city from time to time to eat people. This was the reason why the people of Chengdu were so squeamish about tigers.
Route Timestamps:
00:00 Binsheng Street (斌升街)
08:25 Dongsheng Street (东胜街)
16:31 Jiangjun Street (将军街)
Walking Route:
Boatou to Dongsheng Line
This is another revised and extended upload of Steam in China 2000.
The line from Baotou to Dengsheng passes through a desert area called Singing Sands with a viaduct clinging to the cliff edge. Coal trains from the mine at Dongsheng were worked by QJ class 2-10-2 steam locomotives. On the 3,500 tonne coal trains a pair of QJs double headed the train with a single QJ banking at the rear. Single QJs were in charge of the passenger trains.
7Days Inn Zhongshan Dongsheng Town Government, Zhongshan, China
7Days Inn Zhongshan Dongsheng Town Government, Zhongshan, China
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Accepting only Mainland Chinese citizens, 7Days Inn Zhongshan Dongsheng Town Government offers simply decorated guestrooms. Free WiFi is available throughout the property.
Located in the town centre, 7Days Inn Zhongshan Dongsheng Town Government is within a 3-minute walk of G105 National Highway and a 5-minute drive of G94 National Highway. It is about a 10-minute drive from Gaosheng Bus Station.
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Dongsheng Hongfu Hotel
Amenities at the hotel include meeting rooms and a sauna. Changji town centre is within a 20 minute walk from the Dongsheng Hongfu Hotel. Ürümqi Diwopu International Airport (URC) is a 40 minute drive away.
Dongsheng Hotel Guangzhou
The Dongsheng Hotel Guangzhou offers a business centre, a sauna and a dry cleaning service. Internet access is available for travellers wanting to remain connected while on the road.
Rooms at the Dongsheng Hotel Guangzhou offer a TV, cable / satellite channels and a safe.
Places of interest near the Dongsheng Hotel Guangzhou include the Shangxiajiu Pedestrian Street, Sun Yat-Sen University and Huaisheng Mosque. Haiyin Bridge, Jiefang Bridge and Jiangwan Bridge are within easy driving distance of the hotel. The Canton Tower and Guangzhou Bridge are within 20 minutes away by car.
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0:08 Yin yang; 0:13 Great Wall - Mutianyu; 0:19 Great Wall - Badaling; 0:27 Great Wall - Shanxi;
0:33 Great Wall - Jiayuguan, Gansu - western end of Great Wall; 0:47 Beijing: Tiananmen Square;
0:53 Beijing: Forbidden City; 1:36 Beijing: Temple of Heaven; 2:06 Beijing: Summer Palace;
2:41 23:16 Beijing - Olympic Stadium, Bird's Nest; 2:53 Beijing: Spirit Way at the Ming Dynasty Tombs; 3:17 Xi An - Shaanxi: Wild Goose Pagoda;
3:24 Xi An - Shaanxi: Terracotta Army of Qin Shi Huang, the first Emperor of China;
3:42 Xi An - Shaanxi: fortifications; 3:55 Xi An - Shaanxi: mosque; 4:03 Shanghai: Pudong in 2004; 4:26 Shanghai: Yu Yuan garden; 4:44 Suzhou - Jiangsu: Twin Pagodas;
4:51 Suzhou - Jiangsu: Master of the Nets Garden;
5:10 Suzhou - Jiangsu: Humble Administrator's Garden;
5:16 Suzhou - Jiangsu: silk embroidery workshop; 5:35 Dali - Yunnan: Erhai Lake & Three Pagodas; 6:04 Guilin - Guangxi; 6:10 The Li River connects Guilin and Yangshuo;
7:05 Kunming Shilin - Yunnan: Stone Forest; 7:42 Li Jiang - Yunnan;
8:12 Tiger Leaping Gorge on the upper Yangtze River near Li Jiang;
8:26 Yunnan - Glacier Jade Dragon Snow Mountain, 5,596 meters above sea level, near Li Jiang;
8:38 Shanxi - Great Loess Plateau; 8:49 Datong - Shanxi: Yungang Grottoes;
9:19 & 10:24 Datong - Shanxi; 9:25 Datong - Shanxi: temple Huayan;
10:30 Datong - Shanxi: Nine Dragons Wall;
10:49 Inner Mongolia: mausoleum Genghis Khan / Czyngis Chana;
11:03 Chengdu - Sichuan: Wenshu Temple; 11:29 Leshan - Sichuan: 71 meters Giant Buddha;
11:44 Chengdu - Sichuan: Giant Panda / Ailuropoda melanoleuca;
12:08 Red Panda (Ailurus fulgens); 12:14 Hohhot - Inner Mongolia: Alatan Khan;
12:21 Hohhot - Wutasi - Five Pagoda Temple;
12:40 inscription in three Mongolian alphabets; 12:57 Hohhot - Inner Mongolia: Xilitu Lamasery; 13:56 Hohhot - Inner Mongolia: Dazhao Temple; 14:02 Hohhot - Inner Mongolia Museum;
14:38 Nurosaurus Chaganensis; 14:44 Coelodonta Antiquitatis; 14:50 Platybelo Grangeri;
14:57 Palaeoloxo Naumanni; 15:14 Dongsheng - Inner Mongolia;15:26 Hohhot - Inner Mongolia; 15:33 Shanxi: Xuankong, Hanging Temple; 16:24 Pingyao - Shanxi;
17:21: Chinese zodiac - years from 27 january:
17:21 Horse: 1954, 1966, 1978, 1990, 2002;
17:27 Tiger: 1950, 1962, 1974, 1986, 1998, 2010;
17:34 Snake: 1953, 1965, 1977, 1989, 2001, 2013;
17:40 Goat: 1955, 1967, 1979, 1991, 2003, 2015;
17:46 Rat: 1948, 1960, 1972, 1984, 1996, 2008, 2020;
17:53 Monkey: 1944, 1956, 1968, 1980, 1992, 2004, 2016;
17:57 Pig: 1947, 1959, 1971, 1983, 1995, 2007, 2019;
18:04 Dog: 1946, 1958, 1970, 1982, 1994, 2006, 2018;
18:10 Dragon: 1952, 1964, 1976, 1988, 2000, 2012;
18:53 Qiao Family Compound - Shanxi: location in the film Raise the Red Lantern;
19:30 Yunnan - terraces of rice fields; 20:07 Hong Kong; 20:59 Chinese art; 21:30 Chinese;
22:58 China in 2004 year; 23:34 China in 1984 year;
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Best Hotel Accommodation near Qingyang Palace （West Gate, Chengdu
Best Hotel / Accommodation near Qingyang Palace （West Gate）This is MUST WATCH video, if you are looking for the best accommodation near Qingyang Palace （West Gate）. Find Cheap and best, Budget Hotels, Luxury Hotels and resorts around Qingyang Palace （West Gate）. Our clients, reviewers and in house travel experts has voted theses hotels near Qingyang Palace （West Gate） as the best for travellers for all price range. Please note that this list is not rank wise, these are our best picks and none of the hotels mentioned in the video has paid or sponsored us. We have not mentioned the prices because prices keep on fluctuating from time to time and seasons. If you want to find out the best travel deals on these hotels, please visit our web site
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List of Best hotels near Qingyang Palace （West Gate）, Chengdu
A- Wenjun Mansion Hotel
No.180 Qintai Road Close to the Metro
Station of Line 2, Tonghuimen Station ,
next to Shufengyayun Opeara House 610072
B- Jinjiang Inn Chengdu Dufu Caotang
No.17 Baihua West Road
C- City Inn (Chengdu Kuanzhai Alley)
No.75 Jinhe Road 610015
D- Diaoyutai Boutique Hotel Chengdu
No.38 - 39, Kuanxiangzi, Qingyang Dist 610015
E- Jinjiang Inn Chengdu Sport University
No.115 West First Section, Yihuan Road,
Wuhou District 610041
F- Chengdu Panda Apartment
Xifu Shaocheng, No.109 Xiaonan St 610015
G- Hanting Express Chengdu Kuanzhai Lane New
No.29 Kuixinglou Street 610031
H- Home Inn Chengdu Renmin Park
No.9 Shaocheng Road 610015
I- Hanting Express Chengdu Tianfu Square
No.8 Shaocheng Road, Shudu Avenue 610015
J- Wuhouci Atour aHotel
No.18 Jingli Middle Road 610041
Happy Travelling.
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[4K] Riding Bike through Renhou St - Guihua Lane - Binsheng Street (Chengdu China 2021)
Renhou Street, Guihua Lane, Binsheng Street, these three streets belong to the centipede feet on both sides of Shuncheng Street. They are not long and quiet, but there are many tasteful bookstores and cafes hidden in here. Although Chengdu is developing at a fast pace, these small streets and alleys are still holding on to the flavor of the old city. And with the explosion of social networks, the emotional value of the area is being rediscovered.
Translated with (free version)Route Timestamps:
00:00 Renhou Street
04:12 Dongchenggen Up Street
04:59 Guihua Lane
08:10 Changshun Up Street
09:00 Binsheng Street
Riding Route:
China Steam, Baotou area 3
QJ superpower near Aobaogou. A pair of QJ 2-10-2 locomotives head a 3500 tonne coal train banked by another QJ with coal from the mine at Shenmu to the power plant at Dongsheng. November 2000.
World's LARGEST Ghost City: China
Ordos, China. The most beautiful place that no one lives in. Follow me on my trip through one of the world's LARGEST ghost cities.
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What are ghost cities? Due to the expanding economy of China, there's been a huge increase in the number of houses being built there. However, due to many circumstances such as the cost of buying these new houses, the location of the houses, and other social and political factors, many of these developments never become inhabited.
Ordos, Inner Mongolia, China, is one of - if not the largest - ghost cities in the world. Population estimates conflict depending on the source, but currently somewhere between 20,000 -100,000 people live there. It was built for over 1 million residents. To quickly correct something in the video though: Ordos and Dongsheng are the same city. The abandoned part is called the Kangbashi District, whereas the older part of Ordos is referred to as Dongsheng, and is located 25 km from the new part.
Despite that it's empty, Ordos itself is beautiful, modern, and very clean. The people there are friendly, they hold onto rich cultural traditions, and they are just waiting for more neighbors to join them.
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Chinese Steam: QJ Freights around Aobaogou - 18th Jan 2001
Join us on a cold, overcast day at Aobaogou to see the continuous parade of QJ-powered freights. 2 QJs on 4000t coal trains, banked by a third QJ, power up the grade from Shashagetai to Dongsheng. In between we see downgrade empty and loco balancing workings, as well as the Shenmu passenger train.
Dongsheng Haitian Hotel
The Donsen Hotel (Dongsheng Haitian Jiudian) is a business hotel located in the busy commercial district of Dongying.
The hotel offers presidential suites, all types of guest rooms and service apartments. A Chinese restaurant, Western restaurant, banquet hall and a bar in the lobby can accommodate up to 2,000 people at a time. There is also a conference hall equipped with advanced meeting facilities, which can hold 1,200 people.
From Savory Steaks To Blooming Delights: Indulging In Zhongshan, China! (vol. 8)
In this episode I take you to the newest hotspot in Zhongshan for some Salmon steak and I explore some neighboring cities as well as the Chrysanthemum feast in Xiaolan
Eating in Zhongshan, China (Vol. 8), Steak and Chrysanthemums
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China Chuzhou city, Anhui province, Chuzhou Night View From Above
Chuzhou (Chinese: ; pinyin: Chúzhōu) is a prefecture-level city in eastern Anhui Province, China. It borders the provincial capital of Hefei to the south and southwest, Huainan to the west, Bengbu to the northwest, and the province of Jiangsu to the east.
According to the 2010 Census, the city of Chuzhou has a registered population of 3,937,868 inhabitants, whom 994,342 lived in the built-up (or metro) area made of 2 urban districts and now Lai'an county largely being urbanized. Nevertheless, 7,260,240 persons declared to be permanent residents.[3] Its proximity to Nanjing and the building of a 54.4 km Metro line till Nanjing North station is transforming the city in a new Nanjing outer suburb.
Best Hotels and Resorts in Zhangjiakou, China
In this video our travel specialists have listed best hotels and resorts of Zhangjiakou. We have tried to do some extensive research before giving the listing.
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Jinjiang Inn (Zhangjiakou People's Park)
Dong Sheng Hotel
Zhangjiakou International Hotel
HUALUXE Zhangjiakou
Venice Hotel International
Blue Whale Hotel
Xuanhua Hotel
Century Dynasty Hotel
Holiday Inn Express Zhangjiakou Park View
Hanting Express Zhangjiakou Mingde North
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World's Best Buffet? Minmon Feast (Shanghai Best Food Guide Part 08) 上海铭门盛宴自助餐
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