Visit Tian'anmen. On holidays and special occasions the Square is filled with flower arrangements and fountains.

Visit the Forbidden City, known officially as the Imperial Palace Musium. There is also a garden which features a grove of beautiful old cypress and pine trees, as well as the largest of the strange rock sculptures that are studded about the ground.

Visit the Summer Palace, one of the best parks in Beijing, the retreat for emperors to escape the scorching summer heat of Beijing.

The best part of the Ming Tombs is the road there. The Sacred Road is the path leading to the mouth of the tomb.

Known as the "13" Tombs," Ming Tomb is the burial site of 13 out of 17 emperors of the Ming Dynasty.

Climb the Great Wall of China. Approximately, if dismantle the Great Wall and use its earth and stones to rebuild a wall of one meter thick and five meters high, the wall can circle the earth.

Visit Temple of Heaven, one of Beijing's most impressive parks in terms of architecture, color and significance.

As home to 13 dynasties, Xian boasts a treasure trove of cultural and historical splendors, including the Eighth Wonder of the World - the awesome Terracotta Warriors.

Visit Shaanxi Provincial History Museum, the first modern national museum of China.

Visit Bell Tower, which is situated in the center of Xi'an City. It gains tis name as "the Bell Tower" because there is a big old bell hanging on the tower and reporting time every morning.

Visit Shaanxi Provincial History Museum, one of the best museum in China.There you will find China's prehistory and the early dynastic period. They are particularly impressive.

Visit Ancient City Wall, which has taken a new look afrer the repairs on a large scale. It is an extension on the old Sui and Tang Dynasty structure.

The banks of the Lijiang River are inhabited by people of a dozen or so ethnic minority groups, including Zhuang, Yao,Dong, MIao, Shui and Maonan.

Wander in West Street of Yangshuo, a main street leading to the river, which is lined with restaurants, guesthouses, hotels and handicrafts stalls.

Climb Elephant Trunk Hill, one of Guilin's best known sights. It's actually resemble an elephant dipping its snout into Li River.

Visit Fubo Hill, where a 100-year-old Buddha image is etched into the wall.Somewhere, are many portraits and autographs by famous calligrapher of ancient China.

Some of the most extraodinary scenery Guilin has to offer is underground at Reed Flute Cave. Despite the high entrance price, the cave is worth visiting.

Visit the Yuyuan Market,which is a bazaar of stores.The stores sell a mish-mash of items including chopsticks, Chinese medicine, walking sticks, fans, silk umbrellas, bamboo and rattan furniture, goldfish, pottery, plus much more.

Shanghai has long been the most famous shopping city in China and almost all Chinese products and souvenirs find their way here. The traditional shopping streets have always been Nanjing Road.

Visit Shanghai Museum, whose architectural statement is home to one of the most impressive collections of art in China. Shanghai Musuem is designed to recall the shape of an ancient Chinese Ding vessel.

The Bund, a symbol of Shanghai and an epitome of Shanghai's modern history.

Pudong has the main attractions in three parts. One is Lujiazui and Huamu District, which has modern stylish buildings, ecological park, state-of-the-art conference and cultural facilities.

Visit the Humble Administrator's Garden in Suzhou, which was included in the world heritage list by the UNESCO in 1997.

Enter the garden,you will find buildings, trees, and flowers blend harmoniously with their surroundings.

In autumn, the temple fair of Tiger Hill is organized to display strong local customs and folk arts of south and north China.

Visit the The No.1 Silk Factory, you can see how the silk is processed from the silk worm to the final woven cloth.

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