Tourism Series: China
Come and see the greatness that China has to offer! Times have changed, and the New China is full of thrills!
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See the beauty of the many rivers, lakes, and tributaries of China! |
| For all of you fishermen, the waters of China are rich and laden with 100’s of species of gamefish. The fish are literally “here for the picking!”. |  |
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Shop the many street markets for fresh foods! When we say fresh, we mean prepared and usually still alive fresh! Dogs, cats, raccoons, whatever you don’t want, we got it! Come and get it before it crawls away! |
| Come and view a favorite country pastime: Screaming at Donkey! You think you are up to the challenge? |  |
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Visit many of the factory clothing outlets! Here at our equal opportunity sweatshops…err…facilities we kick out the latest clothing for all the hottest manufacturers!We also sell the underage girls; all offers considered.Ask for Chang. |
| For you Criminal Justice students and COPS buffs, you will be amazed by the awesome power of the Red Guard. Witness the random public beatings and torture. Bamboo splints under the fingernails is still a favorite; you have to see it to believe its effectiveness!Be careful not to get to close though…your Democratic ideals are not welcome here! |  |
| View the Chinese architecture at its best. Frank Lloyd Wright would be jealous for sure! | |
| Suburbs - View the quaint yet opulent homes in this upscale Shanghai neighborhood. |  |
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City center - The lights and flowing curves of the beautiful Xiolang Li Skyscraper (visible in the right on the picture). |
| Behold the Art and Literature of China’s rich history. | |
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Sculpture- The timeless methods of terra cotta are still practiced today. |
| Painting- Impressionism, neoclassicism, symbolism, and even the cubists theories can be seen in works of the many galleries and museums of China. |  |
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Classic Written Work- Read about China’s magnificent history or chuckle about the musings of the disgraceful Chiang Kai-Shek and his unsuccessful silly antics. Our libraries contain the works of thousands of Communist Party approved novels and non-fictions. |
| But this is only a start…the wonders of China are too many to list here! One and a half billion people can’t be wrong, can they? | |
| For more information, please contact Ruko the Wonder Dog. | |
