China Living Standard
China is undergoing remarkable and rapid change. Many of the older people have lived through times of incredible hardship and famine on a scale that is often not fully appreciated in the west. Now economic prosperity is spreading, but there remain big differences between rural areas and the big cities, and between the Eastern seaboard and deep inland. In some of the more remote regions there are still people who, it has been said "cannot even afford themselves." However, as more areas open to tourism, this introduces change, and the opportunity for improved living standards.
In the cities such as Beijing or Shanghai monthly salaries are increasing steadily – although not yet in line with equivalent western cities they are steadily getting there. This is accelerating with the new prosperity, foreign trade relations and rapidly rising standards of education in major centres.
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China National Emblem
The Castle of Tian’anmen Square represents the great Revolutionary Traditions and magnificent National Spirits of Chinese people, meanwhile, it is the symbol of Beijing-the capital of People’s Republic of China. China National Emblem
China National Anthem
Introduction about China National Anthem and its wirter, download the MM3 and Lyrics of China National Anthem. China National Anthem
China National Flag
On October 1st, 1949, the present Chinese flag was first hoisted in the Tiananmen Square on the occasion of the foundation of the People's Republic of China. China National Flag
China Capital
Beijing is the capital of the People's Republic of China. A center for politics, economy and culture, Beijing has been developed into a world-class metropolis in which the modern world is blends harmoniously with the glories of the imperial past. Beijing China Travel
Festivals in China
Most of the traditional festivals in China are based on the Chinese lunar calendar.
There are also three key national holiday periods in China, when a large part of the population is on the move – all travel bookings are extremely tight at these times, hotels generally increase their rates and flights and trains can be very crowded. The main, week-long holidays are: Chinese New Year in February, International Labour Day the first week of May, and to celebrate National Day the first week in October. Chinese Festivals
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