People's Republic of CHINA

Great Wall of China

Longest outdoor museum.

Great Wall of China

It was built, rebuilt, and maintained between the 5th century BC and the 16th century.

Forbidden City

A Palace complex in central Beijing, China.

Forbidden City

Now houses the Palace Museum

Terracotta Army

The 8,000 lifelike terracotta warriors and more than 130 chariots and horser depicting the army of Din Shi Huang.

Temple of Heaven

literally the altar of heaven, a complex religious building.

Tiananmen Square

a large city square in the center of Beijing named after Tiananmen Gate to its North separating it from the Forbidden City.

The Oriental Pearl Radio TV Tower

a broadcasting and Sightseeing tower in Shanghai, the tower stands right by the bank of Huangpu River on the side of Lujiazui.

The Oriental Pearl Radio TV Tower

The tower has been the landmark and icon of Shanghai since its completion in 1994.

Pudong Skyline

It is framed by the East China Sea to the East and the Huangpu River in the west.

Pudong

means East of Huangpu which describes the literal location of the city.

Pudong

a large district and is known to have a thriving economy.

Leshan Giant Buddha

is in Mt. Emei which is home to the first Buddhist temple in China that was built in the first century.

Leshan Great Buddha

it was carved out of a hillside in the eighth century.

Leshan Giant Buddha

The statue stands about 71 meters high and has three-meter-long fingers on each of its enormous resting hands.

Potala Palace

a winter palace of the Dalai Lama since the 7th century, symbolizes Tibetan Buddhism.

Mt. Huang or Yellow Mountain

frequently shrouded in mist, the many peaks appear to float on clouds and have very fanciful names.

Mt. Huang or Yellow Mountain

In ancient times almost 60,000 stone steps were carved into the side of the mountain range.

2 Special Administrative Regions

Hongkong and Macau

Monetary Unit :

Yuan

Language :

Mandarin

Flag Carrier :

Air China Limited