Company News in 2010

TravelChinaGuide's Office Dressing Up for Christmas and New Year!

Published: December 15, 2010

To ring in the New Year, our offices's doors and windows have been spruced up with Christmas trees and feast decorations to warm the chilly winter. Our best wishes to every one in the office and our guests and friends all over the world. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!

Free Greeting E-Cards Elaborately Made by TravelChinaGuide.com!

Published: December 1, 2010

Send your friends and family best wishes with our newly designed Free Greeting Cards! We have feature cards with stunning scenery from around China. Greeting cards for the Christmas, New Year and birthdays are also available now. Soon after, more e-cards will be offered.

Incentive Tour to Beijing

Published: November 12, 2010

A TravelChinaGuide staff award plan dispatched a delegation to Beijing on incentive tour. During the six days from November 6 – 11, the delegates visited major attractions in Beijing as well as some less well known scenic spots in their creative itinerary planning.

The staff began their first day of tours by heading for Yonghe Lamasery as well the imperial academy (Guozijian) and Confucius Temple nearby. Then they strolled along Beijing's streets and hutongs until Nanluogu Xiang. The next day, they saw Huguosi Snack Street, Prince Gong's Mansion, Shichahai, Beihai Park, Bell and Drum Tower.

Our Staff at the National Stadium

Our Staff in Forbidden City, Beijing

They toured on the third day around Qianmen Street, Tiananmen Square, Chairman Mao's Memorial hall and the Forbidden City.  The next day they enjoyed Bianyifang Restaurant's yummy Beijing roast duck together with the Temple of Heaven grandeur. They also went night sightseeing to Beijing's fashionable CBD area, New CCTV Tower, Wangfujing and Chang'an Street.

On day five, They took bus 919 in early morning to Badaling Great Wall and cable car to help saving some time.  Then they went back to the city center with a transfer to Subway Line 4 to the Summer Palace. The last day's itinerary covers Beijing Zoo, Zhonguancun, Bird's Nest and Water Cube.

Six days are hardly enough for Beijing, but a good sample of what China has to offer. Please plan to visit Beijing ASAP. We'd almost guarantee you an enjoyable Beijing tour here.

Chinese Folk Music Uploaded for Appreciation

Published: November 4, 2010

China folk music players

Some pieces of Chinese folk music played with horse-headed fiddle, Chinese lute, erhu fiddle and flute are added on Chinese Music page as a vivid interpretation to Chinese musical instruments. You can listen to the music by clicking the green icon in lower right hand corner of the pictures. If you are interested to hear more, our China Videos column has a special collection of folk music played with various Chinese music instruments. If you have ever heard of any beautiful Chinese folk music, you are welcome to upload them to this page and share with others.