What is “QQ”?
By Michelle Lin, on June 24th, 2011
Your new Chinese friend will most likely give you their "QQ" number, and a lot of the time, you saw the "QQ" ID listed in the business cards. "QQ" is the most familiar app for online chatting in China. No matter where you are and what you do, almost everybody in China uses QQ to stay in touch – even my father QQ me!
Think of it as the localized version of MSN or ICQ, but it has been customized and developed with more powerful unctions for the Chinese community and it also has other applications allowing you to [...]
Fuli Ancient Town – Market Days and Resident Painters!
By Leona Su, on June 24th, 2011
Fuli is an ancient village sits along the famous Li river located near Yangshuo. It only takes around 20 minutes by car, and a few hours of biking. For travelers seeking off the beaten experiences, boating from Yangshou to Fuli could be a great idea. The branch connects the 2 towns are known as the Small Li River – far less crowded than the main stream and the scenery is breathtaking.
The village is surrounded by mountains to three sides and Li river to the other – so just imagine how pretty it is. Wandering inside the town [...]
Market News
By Michelle Lin, on June 22nd, 2011
Beijing Shanghai High Speed Railway will start the service on June 30. 2011
The Beijing–Shanghai High-Speed Railway is scheduled to launch the commercial service on June 30, 2011. This rail line is the world's longest high-speed line ever constructed in a single phase: 1,318 kilos (819 miles) – With 380 KM per hour, the fastest nonstop service gets you from Beijing to Shanghai within 4 hours and 48 minutes (there are other slower options while this will be the real speedy train)! Comparing to flight, which takes 2 hours and 40 minutes, although 1 hour longer, it departs from [...]
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