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China Porcelain Tour |
 Chinese Ceramics :Pottery, porcelain and ceramics are three easily confused terms to describe the earthenware production in China.
Pottery can be any object made from porous clay and baked at a temperature ranging from hot, direct sunlight to baking, or firing, in a kiln at a temperature of about 1,000 degrees Celsius. It is usually neither hard nor stable. In order to produce ideal results, before firing, pigments or colors were supposed to be applied to pottery. After firing, it can also be painted with almost any colors.
Porcelain, on the other hand, is made from a mixture of special clays, often kaolin, which is made from decomposed crystals of granite, and fired at a very high temperature of 1,350 degree Celsius, at which kaolin becomes white. It is hard and much more durable than pottery. After firing, porcelain can be painted in a rainbow of colors and glazed, and then fired at a low temperature to seal the color and harden the glaze. Even the word “china” is often used to describe fine Chinese porcelain.
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(Jingdezhen- Porcelain ) |
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China Golf Tour |
Golf has become more and more fashioned in China in recent years. Most golf clubs and courses, near cities and by the seaside with beautiful scenery, are up to international standards and are well equipped. In generally, golf tours are customized for you according to detailed requests. Please don’t hesitate to contact with us to make tailor-made golf program for you.
China
has about 100 golf courses. Most of them are centralized in the capital
cities or the tourist cities. Some of the golf courses are suitable
for the international competitions.
Following
you can find some information about 3 golf courses and their price
tariff for visitors in Beijing, Shanghai and Sanya (Hainan).
You
just need to tell us your imagine of your golf tour and we'll do all
the other things for you.
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(Yulong Jokul-Golf Club) |
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(Beijing Country Golf Club) |
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China Gourmet Tour |
Chinese culinary arts are famous all over the world. Don’t miss delicious Chinese food when you travel in China！ Chinese dishes appeal to the senses through color, shape, aroma and taste. Most courses of Chinese food, the stronger fragrant aroma simulates one’s appetite, by using scallion, fresh ginger, root garlic or chili pepper, with the use of wine, aniseed, cinnamon, peppercorn or sesame oil.
China's vast territory and long history have given birth to distinct regional cuisines over the centuries. The precise number of regional cuisines in China is still under dispute, but experts agree on at least eight: Sichuan, Shandong, Guangdong (Cantonese), Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Fujian, Human and Anhui, the eight provinces in China.
Beijing: Roasted Duck, Royal Emperor’s Banquet, Mongolian-style (Mutton hot-pot), local specialties such as
Xi’an: Pancakes in Mutton or Beef Broth, Cured Meat in Pancakes, Hulutou, Buckwheat Noodles, Qishan noodles with ingredients, etc
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China Kong Fu Tour |
Kong Fu, Chinese martial arts, is a cultural heritage of the Chinese people, which has been enriched through the ages. With its graceful movements and salubrious effects on health, it has a strong appeal to a vast multitude of people. Kung Fu has been practiced in China for thousands of years. The original of Kung Fu may be traced back to prehistoric times when our ancestors used stones and wooden clubs in hunting. The most well-known Kung Fu classifications include: Shaolin Kung Fu, Wudang Kung Fu, Emei Kung Fu, Northern Styles, and Southern Styles. There are hundreds of Kung Fu styles belonging to these classifications, with over one thousand bare hand and weapon training routines.
The primary technical training includes Kicking Methods (over one hundred ways to kick using the feet, legs, knees, and hips), Striking Methods (several hundred striking methods using fists, palms, hand hooks, elbows, head, and shoulders), Wrestling Methods (several hundred wrestling methods to take down your opponent), Controlling ( Qin Na) Methods (including misplacing the bone, cavity press, sealing the breath, and ground control methods), and Weapon applications.
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China Taiji Tour |
The Chinese characters for Taiji can be translated as the “Supreme Ultimate Force”. The notion of “supreme ultimate” is often associated with the Chinese concept of yin-yang, the notion that one can see a dynamic duality (male/female, active/passive, dark/light, forceful/yielding, etc.) in all things. “Force” (or, more literally, “fist”) can be thought of here as the means or way of achieving this ying-yang, or “supreme-ultimate” discipline. In a very real sense one can consider Taiji to be a physical expression and manifestation of the principles and philosophy of Taoism.
The Three Principles of Chinese Taiji are: Relaxation, tranquility and the state of being natural.
Following the principles of Taoist internal alchemy, the goal of Taiji is to return the body and mind to its original pure and healthy state. Emphasis is put on being kind, generous and helpful to others and releasing one’s own stress and worries. Taiji has been described as a form of “meditation in motion” where the continuity of its movements, combined with the devotion of one’s undivided attention, heal and revitalize both the body and mind.Taiji consists of sequences of movements which derived from the martial arts (and perhaps even more ancestrally than that, from the natural movements of animals and birds) although the way they are performed in Tai Chi is slowly, softly and gracefully with smooth and even transitions between them.
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