China Vacations

Any advice? What places to hit? Do you think it will go over well considering China is a Communist Country with alot of people into Buddhism?

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The West had an economic meltdown in 2009, while China surged ahead. For China the message is clear this year: let’s do it again in 2010.

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I am graduating college and want to spend the money i have in the bank (a couple grand) on vacationing. i will staying home for a year or two anyway and working trying to save up money. i thought that this was a once in a lifetime opportunity to see the olympics in china since i have always wanted to see china. This is just an added bonus that the olympics are here. Also, if i go to china for the olympics i have to book everything now, i saw that some things are available hostels, etc. and if i wait too long it may not happen. I know they will tell me that they do not want me to spend that money because it should be for down payment on home, future needs, etc. yeah i agree and that is something i will have to deal with, but i want to travel and explore before i get tied down with a job (firefighter) i want to have their support in my decision and would like to be excited and nervous with them about it. i could easily just book everything without talking to them first.
that would be bad and do not want to cause a controversy. i want to to be excited and do this so much. i just hope they do not put a guilt trip on me, i am 23 years old though and respect them a lot, this is why i am not just buying everything now and then telling them. I just want them to be supportive i guess…… and let me do what i want to do.

• China Tour – The Ming Tombs (VCD)
• Type: VCD [1 Disc]
• Language: Chinese / English
• Less 50 km away from Badaling, a section of the Great Wall in Beijing, there is a royal graveyard where 13 Chinese emperors, 23 empresses and several dozen imperial concubines are buried. The graveyard was once larger than the capital of the feudal empire the city of Beijing. All buildings there follow the style of royal palaces. Each tomb, with huge walls and wonderful palaces, appear more similar to emperors’ villas than tombs. This is where the famous Ming Tombs are located. The Ming Tombs is still ranked as the largest imperial burial site in the world.

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China Tour – The Ming Tombs (VCD): Less 50 km away from Badaling, a section of the Great Wall in Beijing, there is a royal graveyard where 13 Chinese emperors, 23 empresses and several dozen imperial concubines are buried. The graveyard was once larger than the capital of the feudal empire the city of Beijing. All buildings there follow the style of royal palaces. Each tomb, with huge walls and wonderful palaces, appear more similar to emperors’ villas than tombs. T… More >>

China Tour – The Ming Tombs

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I want most of all a jacuzzi and other things like mini bar, internet, tv etc
I want a jacuzziiiiiiii ahhhhhhhhhhggg I dont care how much it cost either

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Have we got a China junket for you
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