China Travel
March 10th, 2011
Does this matter much when you find a Chinese agency for travel/tour?
I am kind of curious what kind of words when the travelers search for a travel agency.Is there big differentce between Chinese/china travel agency,Chinese/china tour,chinese/china tours? Which one you would likely to search with ? Thanks for any thought.
It does not matter.... but I think China tours best.
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1945 CHINA SUFFERS JAPANESE ARMY MISSION CHURCH RELIEF WORK FAMINE TRAVEL $9.99 |
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China Survival Guide: How to Avoid Travel Troubles and Mortifying Mishaps by... $3.00 |
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China OLD BRASS GLASS pocket watch BALL clock (accurate travel time) $0.88 |
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USA AUS UK to Russia China Universal Travel Plug AC Power Adapter Wonpro Adaptor $3.15 |
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1898 Print Traveling Blacksmith Equipment China Traditional Culture Costume $36.95 |
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1900 Print China Chinese Jinrikisha Rickshaw Transportation Travel Portraiture $38.95 |
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1922 Ad Pacific Mails S S China Ship Sunshine Belt Ship Cruise Vacation Travel $38.95 |
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1937 Ad American Express Travel Service Travelers China - ORIGINAL ADVERTISING $23.95 |
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1937 Ad American Express Travel Service Tourists China - ORIGINAL ADVERTISING $41.95 |
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CHINA TRANSFORMATION HONG KONG ILLUS. SHANGHAI ASIA TRAVEL MAP POLITICAL 1898 $29.40 |
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People At Green Lake Taipei Taiwan China Older Postcard Unused Travel Life Asia $0.88 |
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Old Teachers Hostel Sun Moon Lake Taiwan China Older Postcard Asian Travel Life $0.22 |
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CHINA SV - Mission Boys Playing Games - Stereo Travel Co c1902 $31.00 |
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1900 Print China Chinese Chair-Coolies Hong Kong Transportation Travel Portrait $37.95 |
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1898 Wood Engraving G Vuillier China Douli Donkey Travel Yunnan Mountain Robe $56.95 |
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1930 Photogravure Camel Study Caravan Travel Transit Hatamen Street Peking China $67.95 |
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Inscribed Landscapes: Travel Writing from Imperial China, , Good Book $17.15 |
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"Best Of Travel: Pacific Northwest, Mexico, Hawaii, China, Austral DVD" $30.59 |
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Learning Chinese While Traveling China NEW $19.92 |
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QIU HUANXING A Cultural Tour Across China 1st ed 1993 Paperback Travel / Pla $28.49 |
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CHRISTINA DODWELL A Traveller In China 1986 HCDJ Travel / Places Book $11.73 |
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NO AUTHOR China's Minority Nationalities 1977 SC Travel / Places Book $14.19 |
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LI MAN KIN Marco Polo In China 1981 SC Travel / Places Book $11.73 |
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JOHN E FELBER People's Republic of China 1979 SC Travel / Places Book $14.19 |
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RUTH LOR MALLOY Travel Guide to the People's Republic of China 1980 SC Trave $12.72 |
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Thermos Sipp 16-Ounce Vacuum-Insulated Travel Tumbler, Stainless Steel $20.44 Introducing Sipp by Thermos. The Sipp Thermos line of products combines sleek style with unique functional features. The TherMax double wall vacuum stainless steel tumbler will keep hot for 5 hours and cold for 9 hours. The Eastman Tritan lids are BPA free and have a built- in tea hook for tea bags or most loose leaf infusers. Leak-proof lid with one hand push button operation; dishwasher safe; 16... |
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Adagio Teas Ingenuitea Teapot Enjoy the superior flavor of tea with this ingenious teapot. Steep loose tea as easily as using a bag. With three easy steps your tea is ready to enjoy. Step 1: Place tea leaves and hot water inside. Steep according to taste. Step 2: Placing teapot atop a cup opens a valve at bottom. Tea flows down. Step 3: Your cup is ready. Toss the teaves and place teapot in dishwasher. Durable, microwavea... |
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Govino Plastic Wine Glass Flexible Recyclable Shatterproof (Set of 4) $12.95 govino really means go anywhere you like. This revolutionary vessel designed for the ultimate enjoyment of fine wine actually works well for any cold beverage. The unique ergonomic thumb-notch makes wine swirling most simple and best of all you can reuse them or even recycle them. Each box comes with a set of four crystal-clear shatterproof "glasses" perfect for indoors or outâat a picnic, an... |
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Road Trips: Vol. 1, No. 4 - From Egypt With Love $32.89 The newest installment of Road Trips, titled "From Egypt With Love", is culled from the Dead's five-night run at Winterland a month after they returned from their triumphant journey to Cairo. Each night, the band treated hometown fans to a slide-show of their travels. At two of the concerts, Hamza El Din joined the Dead for versions of "Ollin Arageed" to summon even more of the flavor of Egypt. Ot... |
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Globe Trekker Volume 1 $7.98 While not world music per se, Globe Trekker, the soundtrack to the TV series of the same name, is definitely global in its outlook. Ambient composer-producers like Ian Richie (Laurie Anderson) and Nina Miles (Lenny Kravitz) are among those who create lush soundscapes that feature ethnic samples. Ritchie's "Old Man of Crete," for example, uses a traditional folk song by an island native as a... |
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Somnabulista $5.99 ... |
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Globe Trekker: Southwest China [VHS] $16.98 New!!! VHS TAPE still sealed in plastic wrapped (shown same as picture) Fast shipping..(JC-24)... |
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Chinatown: The Hidden Cities of San Francisco [VHS] $19.95 ... |
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Touring China [VHS] $4.80 Despite its forbidding image, China is open for business and welcoming visitors! Touring China whisks viewers through as much of the country as can be seen without a visa--just over an hour of lush landscapes, quiet teahouses, busy Shanghai streets, and of course the Great Wall. Mixing dynastic and colonial history with the modern struggle for identity, this production ignites the imagination and ... |
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O2-Cool Model 1054 10 Indoor/Outdoor Fan $23.43 Experience powerful performance and convenient portability with this 10-inch fan. The versatile unit plugs into a wall outlet with the included AC adaptor for use in a bedroom or workspace, or it runs cordlessly for over 72 hours with the use of eight D cell batteries (not included), making it a nice choice when traveling or camping by the lake. The indoor/outdoor personal fan offers quiet operati... |
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China Encompassed $3510 Walk an ancient path along China's Great Wall, See the fearsome Terracotta Warriors, Travel to Beijing to discover the Forbidden City and Tiananmen Square, Grab a moment of tranquillity in a water town, Uncover history and culture on a visit to Shanghai, Hop aboard a boat tour through the Three Gorges, Experience the bright lights of buzzing Hong Kong, Cycle along the magnificent West Lake of Hangzhou, Meet the gentle giant panda |
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Grand China $4505 See the Terracotta Warriors in Xi'an, Stimulate the senses in super Shanghai, Visit iconic cultural sights in Beijing, Feast on delicious Peking duck, Stroll the seemingly endless Great Wall of China, Uncover the secrets of Chinese cuisine in a cooking class, Indulge in a dim sum brunch in Hong Kong, Explore Yangshuo's scenic surrounds, Travel down the Yangzi River on a traditional boat, Be delighted by Chengdu's giant pandas |
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China Family Adventure $2725 Travel to China and walk through Beijing's ancient hutongs, Be amazed by a death-defying acrobatic performance, Wander along the Great Wall of China, Practise kung fu with masters in Shaolin, Come face to face with China's Terracotta Warriors, Whip up Chinese cuisine in Yangshuo, Admire the views of Hong Kong from Victoria Peak |
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Classic China $2690 Learn to cook local specialties in Yangshuo, Admire Shanghai's eclectic architecture, Soak up the old-world charm of one of China's water towns, Visit China and explore the imperial sights of Beijing, Dine on Peking duck, See the stoic expressions of Xi'an's Terracotta Warriors |
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China Getaway $1250 Sample an exotic treat from a street vendor, See the sun rise over the Great Wall of China, Join the hustle and bustle of busy Beijing, Explore the walled city of Pingyao, Visit China and see modern Shanghai, Sip tea by a canal in charming Xitang, Discover the Muslim Quarter of Xi'an |
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Explore China $2245 Gain insight into rural life in the Sichuan province, Trek through tea terraces, Set foot on the iconic Great Wall of China, See rare and endangered giant pandas, Experience modern China in Shanghai, Practise kung-fu moves in Shaolin, Stand among the ancient Terracotta Warriors |
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China Highlights $1305 Walk a section of China's Great Wall, Stand in the centre of Tiananmen Square, Visit Beijing's ornate Forbidden City, Uncover the spirit of Shanghai, Sip tea by a canal in a water town, Salute the ancient Terracotta Warriors |
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China Experience $3140 Cruise along the Yangzi River, Join the pilgrims on Emei Shan, Admire the Three Gorges, Experience electric Hong Kong, Cycle through China's stunning countryside, Scale the Great Wall of China, Tour Beijing's architectural wonders, See the Terracotta Warriors in Xi'an, Sample sizzling Sichuan cuisine in Chengdu, Fall in love with giant pandas |
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China Adventure $2565 Stare into a pit of Terracotta Warriors in Xi'an, Take in the views from the sacred Emei Mountains, Experience vibrant Beijing, Stand atop the legendary Great Wall of China, Discover the beauty of Yangshuo's countryside, Be dazzled by Hong Kong's sparkling skyline, Make friends with giant pandas in Chengdu, Experience local life in Chengyang |
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Iconic China $2235 See ancient stone warriors in Xi'an, Walk a section of the Great Wall of China, Stand in the centre of Tiananmen Square, Sip tea by a canal in a charming water town, Experience the vibrant contrasts of Hong Kong, Explore the Chinese countryside on a cycling tour, Gasp at the death-defying feats of Shanghai acrobats |
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''Opium pushing and Bible smuggling'': Religion and the cultural politics of British imperialist ambition in China. $49.99 In the early decades of the nineteenth century, British missionaries disrupted the century-old tea-trade triangle by their insistence on penetrating the closed Chinese empire. Their cultural knowledge made these missionaries attractive potential allies for merchants while also giving accounts of their mission a literary appeal. Although missionary writing was intended for specifically Evangelical audiences, the influence of these works extended to popular culture and into the crafting of foreign policy for the Opium War as the political situation in China intensified due to opium trafficking.;The first chapter traces the scholarly traditions on mission and imperialism, and the missionary movement in China. It also shows that two differing perspectives on mission and empire derive from competing subcultures in early-nineteenth-century Britain: middle-class popular culture and the growing Evangelical subculture. The second chapter adapts the notions of "imagined communities" and an "imperial archive" for considering ways in which Evangelicals created literature---an "Evangelical Archive"---that formulated and maintained their conceptual unity both at home and with their missionaries and converts abroad. Aimed Benjamin Fischer at recruiting missionaries, encouraging believers, providing ethnology, and garnering support, mission narratives first emerged from the difficult mission context of China. The third chapter contrasts Evangelical representations of China with those by Thomas DeQuincey, Jesuit missionaries, and travel writers. Encoding spiritual terms for both spiritual and material subjects of attention, mission narratives assisted in coloring China as dark and depraved in opposition to Christianity's enlightening brightness. The fourth chapter examines the work of Charles Gutzlaff, Journal of Three Voyages, and demonstrates a shift in the Evangelical approach to both British culture and foreign peoples, and thus a refiguring of the relationship between mission |
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''Opium pushing and Bible smuggling'': Religion and the cultural politics of British imperialist ambition in China. $49.99 In the early decades of the nineteenth century, British missionaries disrupted the century-old tea-trade triangle by their insistence on penetrating the closed Chinese empire. Their cultural knowledge made these missionaries attractive potential allies for merchants while also giving accounts of their mission a literary appeal. Although missionary writing was intended for specifically Evangelical audiences, the influence of these works extended to popular culture and into the crafting of foreign policy for the Opium War as the political situation in China intensified due to opium trafficking.;The first chapter traces the scholarly traditions on mission and imperialism, and the missionary movement in China. It also shows that two differing perspectives on mission and empire derive from competing subcultures in early-nineteenth-century Britain: middle-class popular culture and the growing Evangelical subculture. The second chapter adapts the notions of "imagined communities" and an "imperial archive" for considering ways in which Evangelicals created literature---an "Evangelical Archive"---that formulated and maintained their conceptual unity both at home and with their missionaries and converts abroad. Aimed Benjamin Fischer at recruiting missionaries, encouraging believers, providing ethnology, and garnering support, mission narratives first emerged from the difficult mission context of China. The third chapter contrasts Evangelical representations of China with those by Thomas DeQuincey, Jesuit missionaries, and travel writers. Encoding spiritual terms for both spiritual and material subjects of attention, mission narratives assisted in coloring China as dark and depraved in opposition to Christianity's enlightening brightness. The fourth chapter examines the work of Charles Gutzlaff, Journal of Three Voyages, and demonstrates a shift in the Evangelical approach to both British culture and foreign peoples, and thus a refiguring of the relationship between mission |
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1, 2, 3 Suddenly in Brazil: The Ribbons of Bonfim $6.79 (back cover) Young Martin's grandfather was once a world explorer, and now he has given Martin a key that opens the door to his secret storeroom. That's where Grandpa keeps a very special travel album and a magic necklace that can transport Martin to different faraway places. On Martin's magic journey to Brazil, his first stop is a rain forest, where he sees brightly feathered tropical birds and unusual animals and plant life. Next he visits the city of Rio de Janeiro and its famous Copacabana beach, then on to a carnival festival in the city of Salvador de Bahia. Later, he visits Brazil's national parks and tours the Amazon River basin. Titles in this series: 1, 2, 3 Suddenly in Brazil 1, 2, 3 Suddenly in China 1, 2, 3 Suddenly in Egypt 1, 2, 3 Suddenly in Mexico |
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1, 2, 3 Suddenly in China: The Sacred Flower $4.27 New - Young Martin's grandfather was once a world explorer, and now he has given Martin a key that opens the door to his secret storeroom. That's where Grandpa keeps a very special travel album and a magic necklace that can transport Martin to different faraway places. On Martin's arrival in each country, he is greeted by friendly hosts who show him important places to visit, introduce him to the local culture, and teach him several simple phrases in the country's language. The color-illustrated |
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1, 2, 3 Suddenly in China: The Sacred Flower $4.27 Used - Young Martin's grandfather was once a world explorer, and now he has given Martin a key that opens the door to his secret storeroom. That's where Grandpa keeps a very special travel album and a magic necklace that can transport Martin to different faraway places. On Martin's arrival in each country, he is greeted by friendly hosts who show him important places to visit, introduce him to the local culture, and teach him several simple phrases in the country's language. The color-illustrate |
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1, 2, 3 Suddenly in China: The Sacred Flower $6.79 (back cover) Young Martin's grandfather was once a world explorer, and now he has given Martin a key that opens the door to his secret storeroom. That's where Grandpa keeps a very special travel album and a magic necklace that can transport Martin to different faraway places. In this book, Martin is transported to Beijing, the capital city of China, where he watches a grand parade, meets a little girl named Meixiang, her cousin Zhou, and her friendly grandparents. Meixiang explains Chinese writing, shows him the Forbidden City, and her grandfather tells Martin the legendary tale of the dragons that inspire the annual Chinese New Year festival. Later, they all start out on a travel adventure. They visit China's Great Wall, then travel by boat on the Yangtze River, and go on to see many more wonderful sights. Titles in this series: 1, 2, 3 Suddenly in Brazil 1, 2, 3 Suddenly in China 1, 2, 3 Suddenly in Egypt 1, 2, 3 Suddenly in Mexico |
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1, 2, 3 Suddenly in Egypt: The Eye of Horus $6.79 (back cover) Young Martin's grandfather was once a world explorer, and now he has given Martin a key that opens the door to his secret storeroom. That's where Grandpa keeps a very special travel album and a magic necklace that can transport Martin to different faraway places. In this book, a sandstorm greets Martin as he visits Egypt's great Sphinx. He goes on to explore the pyramids, where he learns about ancient Egypt's pharaohs, and then he travels to the Valley of Kings, to Luxor, once the capital of ancient Egypt, and to Karnak, the city of ancient temples. He also finds time to tour modern Cairo, where he learns about Ramadan, Arab food, and Egyptian history. Titles in this series: 1, 2, 3 Suddenly in Brazil 1, 2, 3 Suddenly in China 1, 2, 3 Suddenly in Egypt 1, 2, 3 Suddenly in Mexico |
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1, 2, 3 Suddenly in Mexico: The Protective Jaguar $6.79 (back cover) Young Martin's grandfather was once a world explorer, and now he has given Martin a key that opens the door to his secret storeroom. That's where Grandpa keeps a very special travel album and a magic necklace that can transport Martin to different faraway places. In this book, Martin visits Mayan ruins in Teotihuacan, climbs the Pyramid of the Sun, and sees the Temple of the Feathered Serpent. In modern Mexico City, he watches a parade in which the men dress in fantastic animal costumes, and then he rides a boat through canals decorated with floating gardens that were originally created by the Aztecs. He also learns about the Day of the Dead celebration and visits a rain forest, where ancient Mayan ruins stand amid luxuriant tropical surroundings. Titles in this series: 1, 2, 3 Suddenly in Brazil 1, 2, 3 Suddenly in China 1, 2, 3 Suddenly in Egypt 1, 2, 3 Suddenly in Mexico |
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1,2,3 Suddenly in China: The Sacred Flower $7.99 Young Martin's grandfather was once a world explorer, and now he has given Martin a key that opens the door to his secret storeroom. That's where Grandpa keeps a very special travel album and a magic necklace that can transport Martin to different faraway places. On Martin's arrival in each country, he is greeted by friendly hosts who show him important places to visit, introduce him to the local culture, and teach him several simple phrases in the country's language. The color-illustrated books in the 1, 2, 3 series offer kids fascinating reading experiences while also introducing them to different people and cultures around the world. In this book, Martin is transported to Beijing, the capital city of China, where he watches a grand parade, meets a little girl named Meixiang, her cousin Zhou, and her friendly grandparents. Meixiang explains Chinese writing, shows him the Forbidden City, and her grandfather tells Martin the legendary tale of the dragons that inspire the annual Chinese New Year festival. Later, they all start out on a travel adventure. They visit China's Great Wall, then travel by boat on the Yangtze River, and go on to see many more wonderful sights. Companion volumes to this fascinating book take Martin on exciting journeys to several other countries. |
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2006 Country Profile and Guide to China a, a National Travel Guidebook and Handbook (Dvd-Rom) $54.95 New |