China Business Consulting | Setup Business In China | China Business Contract Service | Business Collaboration

We provide dedicated professional services for your China sourcing endeavor. We develop integrated solutions in products sourcing, logistics, supply chain management, and import compliance.

 
 

China Business Consulting

China sourcing, China business consulting, china sourcing consulting, import from china, sourcing from china, import consulting, import logistics, import supply chain

China Sourcing

China sourcing, China business consulting, china sourcing consulting, import from china, sourcing from china, import consulting, import logistics, import supply chain

Business Setup

China sourcing, China business consulting, china sourcing consulting, import from china, sourcing from china, import consulting, import logistics, import supply chain

Import From China

China sourcing, China business consulting, china sourcing consulting, import from china, sourcing from china, import consulting, import logistics, import supply chain

Export To China

China sourcing, China business consulting, china sourcing consulting, import from china, sourcing from china, import consulting, import logistics, import supply chain

Logistic Services

China sourcing, China business consulting, china sourcing consulting, import from china, sourcing from china, import consulting, import logistics, import supply chain

Government Relation

China sourcing, China business consulting, china sourcing consulting, import from china, sourcing from china, import consulting, import logistics, import supply chain

Compliance Service

China sourcing, China business consulting, china sourcing consulting, import from china, sourcing from china, import consulting, import logistics, import supply chain

China Business News

 

China Travel Guide

China travel guide, China city review, China tourist attractions, China travel tips, China hotels

China City guide

China travel guide, China city review, China tourist attractions, China travel tips, China hotels

China Travel Tips

China travel guide, China city review, China tourist attractions, China travel tips, China hotels

China Travel News

China travel guide, China city review, China tourist attractions, China travel tips, China hotels

China Hotel Review

China travel guide, China city review, China tourist attractions, China travel tips, China hotels

China Photo Gallery

   

Amlink Subsidiaries

Amlink Carving

Amlink Marble

Amlink Stone

Amlink Computer

   
   

Home    |    About    |    News   |    Forum    |    Resource    |    Contact    |    Registration    |    Feedback

Travel to China

City Guide >>

Travel Tips >>

Travel News >>

Photo Gallery>>

Hotel Review>>

 
 

 Travel to China   -  Amlink China Travel Guide

 
 

Travel to ChinaAre you planning a trip to China? Whether its a business travel or a leisure tour, we can help to make your trip smooth and enjoyable. We are not a travel agent, but we do more than a travel agent can possibly offer. That is personal attention, personal connection and personal care. We provide travel coordinating services to tourist groups of any nature,  any staying length and  any size, even including an individual. With our coordination, you are able to enjoy  discounted airfare, discounted luxury hotels with high star rating, discounted ground transportation, expedited Visa services, "no rip-off" shopping experience, authentic China food and real Chinese culture, rich entertainments, well arranged sight seeing, flexible yet efficient schedule. If you are a business traveler, you may also enjoy our professional "doing business in China" consulting services.

 
 

 China Travel Guide - About China   

 
 

China is one the most ancient countries in the world. One of the key goals for most of foreigners to travel to China is to gain objective understanding of Chinese history and cultures that significantly differ from what are seen in the west world. Therefore, it is surely helpful for the travelers to have basic knowledge of China's history as well as the current situation before their travel to China. As part of China travel guide, we compiled the following introductions to China. 

China Travel Guide  Brief Geography of China

With coasts on the East China Sea, Korea Bay, Yellow Sea, and South China Sea, in total China has borders with 14 nations including Afghanistan, Pakistan, India, Nepal,Location of China in the world map Bhutan, Myanmar, Laos and Vietnam to the South; Tajikistan, Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan to the West; Russia and Mongolia to the North and North Korea to the East. China's border line ranks the second longest only next to the Russian Federation. In general, China's territory is in a changing configuration geographically of broad plains, extensive deserts, and lofty mountain ranges, including vast areas of terrain where people can't live. The eastern half of the country, its seacoast fringed with offshore islands, is a region of fertile lowlands, China - NASA Composite Satellite Photofoothills and mountains, deserts, steppes, and subtropical areas. The western half of China is a region of tectonic basins, rolling plateaus, and towering massifs, including a portion of the highest tableland on earth - Himalaya region in Tibet. In spite of many good harbors along the approximately 18,000-kilometer coastline, the nation has traditionally oriented itself not toward the sea but inland, developing as an imperial power whose center lay in the middle and lower reaches of the Yellow River on the northern plains. To the north of the Tibet Plateau lies the Gobi and Taklamakan deserts, stretching from northwest eastward through Mongolia.   

More on China Geography >>China Travel Guide - About China - Four Famous Inventions

China Travel Guide  Ancient History of China

The first civilizations in China arose in the Yangtze river and Yellow river valleys at the same time when Mesopotamia, Egypt and India developed their first civilizations. For many centuries China stood as a leading civilization, outpacing the rest of the world in the arts and sciences. Paper, gunpowder, compass and printing including both block and movable type are among the four most famous Chinese inventions. Chinese developments in astronomy, medicine and other fields such as mathematics and physics were also impressive and extensive. A heliocentric model of the solar system was discovered in a Chinese tomb, which is about 1,700 years before Copernicus.    

More on Ancient China history >>

China Travel Guide  China in the Twentieth Century

The pioneer of China economic reform - Deng XiaopingThe 20th century brought a complete revolution to China's history. In fact, several revolutionary events took place in the different period of this worldwide stormy century. The China's last empire was overthrown in 1911 and Sun Yat Sen, a doctor and also a nationalist, became nation's first ever president. He stepped down shortly after took the position and allowed the former Qing general Yuan Shikai to become the president. After an abortive attempt to declare himself as an emperor, Yuan died in 1916. Subsequently, the central rule was collapsed and China broke into different semi-autonomous warlord regions. In 1926-1928, a united front between Nationalists and Communists united much of China; but later, the fierce conflicts between the two parties resumed due to sharp ideological differences on national interests.

More China in the Twentieth Century >>

China Travel Guide  Dynasties and capitals of China about China - ancient capital city Nanjing

Many famous cites have been either the capitals of China or the capitals of various smaller states in the periods when China was broken up. Among all of the ancient China capital cities, Beijing and Nanjing are most important and influential in China's history. They are called "Northern capital" and "Southern capital" respectively in general public, each has been the capital several times in the history. Almost all these ancient capitals have becomes major tourism cities in China now, while a large number of the preserved empire buildings, empire gardens and various palaces that once were serving emperors and their families in those capital cities have become key and popular attractions open to domestic and  foreign tourists.

More On Dynasties and capitals of China >>

China Travel Guide  Climate in China

The climate of China is extremely diverse, varying between subtropical in the south and subarctic in the north. Various levels of monsoon winds, caused by differences in the heat-absorbing capacity of the continent and the ocean, dominate the climate in general. Alternating seasonal air mass movements and accompanying winds are moist in summer and dry in winter. The advance and retreat of the monsoons account in large degree for the timing of the rainy season and the amount of rainfall throughout the country. Tremendous differences in latitude, longitude, and altitude give rise to sharp variations in precipitation and temperature within China. Although most of the country lies in the temperate belt, its climatic patterns are rather complex.

More On Climate in China >>

China Travel Guide  Environment and Natural Resources in China

China has substantial mineral reserves and is the world’s largest producer of antimony, natural graphite, tungsten, and zinc. Other major minerals are bauxite, coal, crude petroleum, diamonds, gold, iron ore, lead, magnetite, manganese, mercury, molybdenum, natural gas, phosphate rock, tin, uranium, and vanadium. With its vast mountain ranges, China’s hydropower potential is the largest in the world. Based on 2005 estimates, 14.86% (about 1.4 million km2) of China’s total land area is arable. About 1.3% (some 116,580 km2) is planted to permanent crops and the rest planted to temporary crops. With comparatively little land planted to permanent crops, intensive agricultural techniques are used to reap harvests that are sufficient to feed the world’s largest population and still have surplus for export. An estimated 544,784 km² of land were irrigated in 2004. 42.9% of total land area was used as pasture, and 17.5% was forest.

More On Environment and Natural Resources in China >>

 


Home  |  About  |  News Forum  |  Resource  |  Contact Us                      Registration  |  Feedback

Copyright © 2002-2007 Amlink International Corp, All rights reserved. All images and contents are property of Amlink International Corp.  Comments?  please email: webmaster@amlinkint.com