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China (中国 Zhōngguó), formally known as the People's Republic of China (中华人民共和国 Zhōnghuá Rénmín Gònghéguó) is a country in Eastern Asia that is slightly larger than the United States of America.
With coasts on the East China Sea, Korea Bay, Yellow Sea, and South China Sea, it borders Afghanistan, Pakistan, India, Nepal, Bhutan, Myanmar(or Burma), Laos and Vietnam to the south, Tajikistan, Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan to the west, Russia to the northeast and northwest, Mongolia to the north, North Korea on the northeastern coast.
China is vast, but it can be divided into the following regions:
China has many large and famous cities. Below is a list of the most well-known. Other cities are listed under their specific regional section.
Other destinations
Sacred mountains
China (including Tibet) is home to five sacred Buddhist mountains.
Sacred sites
Wikitravel initineraries
Keep in mind that China is a very diverse place with large variations in culture, language, customs, and economic levels. The economic landscape is particularly diverse ranging from the major cities such as Beijing and Shanghai which are basically first world to rural areas in the interior which are still at third world levels.
Something else to remember is that China has recently experienced a huge economic explosion, catapulting rural residents who are often quite socially inept into the status of metropolitan businessmen or "migrant workers". This results in a large class of people who have not yet become accustomed to living in a modern society. This means that, from time to time, you may encounter folks who due to their moderate (and sometimes substantial) financial success will appear to be reasonably cultivated but who in fact aren't and behave in a manner that most people from fully developed nations would find unacceptable. However, these peculiar behaviors are usually benign in nature.
Things you can expect from many Chinese people are:
The climate is also extremely diverse, from tropical in the South to subarctic in the North.
There is also a wide range of terrain with mostly mountains, high plateaus, and deserts in west; while plains, deltas, and hills can be found in the east. On the border between Tibet and Nepal lies Mount Everest, at 8,850 m, being the highest point on earth. While Turpan Pendi, in northwest China is the lowest point of the country, at 154 m below sea level. This is also the second lowest point in the world, after the Dead Sea in Israel.
The first civilizations in China arose in the Yangtse and Yellow river valleys at about the same time as Mesopotamia, Egypt and India developed their first civilizations.
For centuries China stood as a leading civilization, outpacing the rest of the world in the arts and sciences. Paper and gunpowder, for example, are Chinese inventions and Chinese developments in astronomy, medicine and other fields were extensive.
China also explored the world and traded extensively with other nations. By a few centuries AD, voyages to India and the Arab countries were routine. There is evidence of Chinese voyages to East Africa, Australia and the Americas as well.
However, China has always been inward-looking. China is the "middle kingdom". The Emperor did not receive ambassadors, only tribute bearers. Around 1425, China turned inward with a vengeance. Records of the great trading voyages were destroyed and the ships allowed to rot.
When Western traders arrived in the 16th century, China was initially hostile to them.
By the 19th century, various Western powers had taken various pieces of China and trade was well established. Westerners tended to see China as corrupt and decadent, Chinese to see the West as corrupters.
Several wars were fought in China in that century.
The 20th century brought revolution. The empire was overthrown in 1911 and Sun Yat Sen, a doctor, socialist and democrat, became president.
Japan took Taiwan in a 1895 war, invaded Manchuria in 1931 and conquered much of China by the late 30s. China had other problems as well, such as civil unrest and major famines. The Communists under Mao Zedong and the Kuomintang (the party Sun Yat Sen founded) under Chiang Kai Shek often fought each other when they might better have been fighting Japanese. Various warlords and bandits fought whoever they felt like.
After World War II, outright civil war broke out. More Chinese were killed in this than in resisting Japan. By 1949, the Communists had won and the Kuomintang only held Taiwan.
The Communist government imposed strict controls over everyday life; basically, the Party ran everything. They also indulged in various experiments such as the Great Leap Forward, intended to industrialise China quickly, and the Cultural Revolution, aimed at changing everything by discipline and attention to Mao Zedong Thought. These failed at disastrous cost.
After 1978, Mao's successor Deng Xiaoping gradually introduced market-oriented reforms and decentralized economic decision making, and output quadrupled by 2000. Political controls remain tight even while economic controls continue to be relaxed.
Basic services
Electricity is 220 volts/50 hz. Most buildings have universal outlets that can handle a wide variety of plug shapes.
Tap water may or may not be drinkable. Hot boiled water is avalable everywhere, in trains, restaurants, even small shops, it is safe enough by most peoples standers. Carry a water botttle and some green tea and never be without a refreashing drink. People who prefer can drink the widely available and usually cheap bottled water (or the more widely avalable and slightly cheaper beer).
Toilets are usually incredibly dirty and smelling. It's just a hole in the ground and tissue paper is seldom availble. You should always carry some tissue with you and not flush it into the toilet if a small bucket stands next to the toilet, reserved for used paper. Bars, restaurants and internet cafes also sell tissue packages for at most 2RMB. Remember the characters for MEN (?) and WOMEN (?).
Get in
Most travellers will need a visa. In most cases, this should be obtained from a Chinese embassy or consulate before departure.
Getting a tourist visa is easy for most passports as you don't need an invitation, which you do for business or working visas. It is also quite cheap compared to other countries' visa fees, about 20 ?. The usual tourist single-entry visa is valid for thirty days and must be used within three months after it was issued.
Holders of most passports can easily get Chinese visas in Hong Kong or Macau, either by going to the government office themselves or paying a bit more to have a travel agent do it for them. China Travel Services handles visa processing. Same-day-service is usually available: in by 10, out by 4 or some such.
Obtaining a visa on arrival is sometimes possible, though is not recommended as this is not possible at some entry points or for some passports, or you may be issued a visa to cover only limited parts of China.
There may be restrictions on visas for political reasons and these vary over time. For example as of mid-2004:
By plane
While several major airlines fly to Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Hong Kong, budget seats can prove hard to come by. For good offers, book as early as you can. United Airlines, the dominant US carrier serving China, currently flies to Hong Kong, Beijing, and Shanghai from Chicago and San Francisco. Northwest Airlines also serves China on a more limited basis, and American Airlines will begin to serve Shanghai in 2006.
Particularly busy periods are usually when Chinese students are flying home for Summer, flying back to Universities around the world after Summer or around Chinese New Year (early February). Tickets at these times are often hard to get and/or more expensive.
If you live somewhere like Toronto with a large overseas Chinese community, check for cheap flights with someone in that community. Sometimes flights advertised only in the Chinese newspapers are significantly less.
Shenzhen Airport (http://www.szairport.com)
By train
The Trans-Siberian railway originates in Moscow and terminates in Beijing, stopping in various other Russian cities, as well as Ulaan Baator, Mongolia.
From Almaty, Kazakhstan one can travel by rail to Urumqi in the northwestern province of Xinjiang. There are long waits at the border crossing for customs, as well as for changing the wheelbase for the next country's track.
Regular rail service links mainland China with Hong Kong
There is also a train from Nanning in Guangxi province into Vietnam.
Timetable of Local Train (in Chinese) (http://train.tielu.org/)
By car
It is illegal for foreigners to drive in China without a Chinese license. International licenses are currently not recognised, and importing a foreign vehicle is nearly impossible. You may however rent a car with a driver.
By bus
From Vietnam
For most travellers Hanoi is the origin for any overland journey to China. There are at the moment 3 border gates open for foreigners:
From Pakistan
The road Karakorum Highway from northern Pakistan is one of the most spectacular roads in the world. It's closed for tourists for a few months in winter.
From Nepal
The road from Nepal to Tibet passes near Mount Everest, and threw amazing mountain scenery.
By boat
There is regular ferry and hovercraft service between varying points of the mainland, such as Guangzhou and Zhuhai to Hong Kong and Macao.
To Japan
There is a 2-day ferry service from Shanghai and Tianjin to Osaka and Tokyo in Japan. Service is once or twice weekly, depending on season.
A twice-weekly ferry also connects Qingdao to Shimonoseki.
To South Korea
There is a ferry service from Shanghai and Tianjin to Incheon, the main port of South Korea. Another line is from Qingdao or Weihai to Incheon.
Get around
By plane
China has a great deal of domestic flights to all the major cities and tourist destinations. Beware, though, that travelling from China to Hong Kong is considered an international flight and, as such, can be quite expensive; you can save some money at the price of some hassle by flying to Shenzhen, just across the border, instead.
Prices for domestic flights in China are set at standard rates. However, most good hotels will have a travel ticket service and will be able to save you 15%-40% off the price of tickets. Even after considering discounts, travelling by plane in China is not inexpensive. Do be prepared for flight delays; these are on the increase despite pressure from both the government and consumers.
By train
Train travel is the major mode of long-distance transportation for the Chinese themselves, with an extensive network of routes covering the entire country (with the notable exception of Tibet).
There are five classes of travel:
Soft sleepers are the most comfortable mode of transportation and are still relatively cheap by Western standards. The soft sleeper compartments contain four bunks stacked two to a column (though some newer trains have two-bunk compartments), with latch able door for privacy, and are quite spacious. Hard sleepers, on the other hand, have 3 beds per column open to the corridor, with the highest bunk very high up, leaving little space for headroom. Also note that the "hard" sleeper is not "hard" - the beds have a mattress and are generally quite comfortable. Hard seats may not be for everyone, especially overnight, but it is this class that most of the backpacker crowd travels on. You may still buy tickets for a fully booked train, the seat section of your ticket will be marked differently. You may be able to be assigned a seat by the conductor, or it may mean standing in the aisle.
The bathrooms on trains tend to be more usable than on buses or most public areas, because they are simple devices that empty the contents directly onto the track.
Long distance trains will have a buffet or dining car, which serves hot (but generally overpriced, at 25 yuan or so, by Chinese standards) food. If you are on a strict budget, wait until the train stops at a station; there are normally stall vendors on the platform who can sell you some noodles or fruit at a fraction of the buffet or dining car. The menu will be entirely in Chinese, but if you're willing to take the chance, interpret some of the Chinese characters, or ask for common dishes by name, you can eat very well. There will be boiled water avalable, bring tea and instant noodles to make yourown snacks and refresments.
Be careful of your valuables while on the train; property theft on public transportation has gone up in the recent years.
Motion sickness pills are recommended if you are inclined toward that type of ailment.
If you have some things to share on the train, you'll have fun. The Chinese families and business people traveling the route are just as bored as the next guy and will be happy to attempt conversation or share a movie shown on a laptop. All in all, the opportunity to see the countryside going by is a neat experience.
By bus
Travelling by bus, and by coach, is inexpensive and ideal for in-city and short distances transportation.
Local buses start at around 1 RMB and can be quite packed during rush hour. More modern buses with air conditioning charge 2 RMB. Fares are marked on the outside of bus doors and no change is provided, so have exact fare.
Coaches tended to be reasonably comfortable with most being air conditioned with soft seats or sleepers. They are often a better, though more expensive option than trains. The bathrooms on the buses are generally in very bad shape. Bus personnel tend to try to be helpful, but they are much less familiar with foreigners than airline personnel and English ability is very rare.
Drivers in China often disregard the rules of the road, and accidents are frequent. Suddden swerves and stops can cause injury, so keep a good hold wherever possible. Horn honking is widespread among Chinese coach drivers, so a set of earplugs is a good idea if you plan on sleeping during the trip.
By taxi
Taxis are generally common, and reasonably priced. In most situations, expect between 10 and 30 RMB for an ordinary course within the city. There is no extra-charge for luggage, but at night it does get a bit more expensive. While drivers trying to cheat you by taking a longer way are not unheard of, it is not that common, and on average shouldn't be a nuisance.
Note that sitting in the front passenger seat of taxis is the norm -- some taxis even mount the taxi meter down by the gearbox, where you can only see it from the front seat.
Finding a taxi during peak hours can be a bit hard. But it really gets tough if it is raining. Away from peak hours, especially at night, it is sometimes possible to get a 10% to 20% discount, even if with the meter on, and asking for the receipt.
Note that even in major cities like Shanghai or Beijing, it is extremely unlikely to find an English-speaking taxi driver. Chinese language phonetics being quite far from English, keep in mind that even if you say the name of your destination in Chinese (but with your native pronunciation), you can easily be mis-understood, or not understood at all. Therefore, it is advisable to keep a written note of the name of place where you want to go to by taxi, if you can't speak mandarin. Chinese characters will work better in this goal than romanized (pinyin) version.
In most (all?) cities, taxi companies use a star-rating system for drivers, ranging from 0 to 5, displayed on the drivers name-plate, in front of the passenger seat. While no or few stars do not necessarily indicated a bad driver, many stars tend to indicate good knowledge of the city, and willingness to take you to where you asked by the shortest way. Another indicator of the drivers ability can be found on the same name-plate, in the driver's ID number. A small number tells you he has been around for a long time, and is likely to know the place very well.
By car
Rented cars often come with a driver. That is probably the best way to travel China by car, especially as the legal status of International Driver's Permits remains unclear. Alternatively, you can pass a local exam to get a Chinese driver's licence.
See more at: Driving in China
By pedicab
In some mid-sized cities, pedicabs are a much more convenient means of travelling short distances.
In the west, Chinese has an undeserved reputation as being exceptionally difficult to learn. While there are pronounced differences between English and all western languages, there is no reason that a traveler can not learn a bit of Chinese; every bit you learn will be of enormous help. The main difficulty with learning to speak Chinese is the pronunciation; grammar is very simple. You can largely get away with pronouncing Chinese "flat", and still be understood. Written Chinese is famously complex, however there is the advantage of it being easier to learn a bit of. In alphabetic writing systems, you can't understand anything until you know the whole alphabet and speak a good deal of the language. In chinese on the other hand it's very straightforward to pick up the characters, for example for "Internet Cafe" or "Fried Noodles", without knowing anything else about the language. This has enormous practical value for the traveler.
The official language of China is Mandarin, also known as Putong hua (common speech). It has been the only language used in education on the mainland since the 1950s, so most people speak it. However, the pronunciation varies quite a lot from region to region.
Many regions also have their own "dialect". These are really distinct languages, as different as French and Italian. Nearly all Chinese are bilingual in the local language and Mandarin; a few older, less educated or from the countryside may speak only the local dialect, but this is unlikely to affect tourists.
It always helps to have a guide that can speak the local language as it marks that person as an insider, and you as a friend of the insider.
Whatever the spoken dialect, the written language is always the same, even Japanese uses many of the same characters with the same meaning. There is a complication in this, however. Mainland China uses "simplified characters", adopted to facilitate literacy education some years back. Taiwan, Hong Kong, and many overseas Chinese still use the traditional characters.
Although most Chinese are taught some English at school, the focus of the instruction is formal grammar and writing rather than conversation. Therefore, very few learn it to a sufficiently high standard to be able to understand an English conversation.
Useful hint: it's often helpful if you try to simplify your English. Stay away from using complex phrasing like "Would you mind if I come back tomorrow?" and stick to simpler, more abrupt phrasing like "I will come back tomorrow."
That said, locals who have studied English to University level generally have an excellent standard of English. This is in large part because English is a required topic for university examinations.
See also: Chinese phrasebook
The official currency of the People's Republic of China is the renminbi (人民币 "People's Money"), often abbreviated RMB. The official base unit of this currency is the yuan (元), international currency code CNY. All prices in China are denoted in yuan, usually either as ¥5 or 5元. One US Dollar is about 8 yuan.
The official subdivisions of the yuan are the jiao (角), at 10 jiao to the yuan, and the fen (分) at 10 fen to the jiao. A coin worth ¥0,10 will thus say 壹角 ("1 jiao"), not "10 fen", on it. But in colloquial Mandarin, nobody ever speaks of yuan; the standard term is kuai (块), and the jiao is also dubbed the mao (毛) instead. The fen remains the same, so a price like ¥3,75 would thus be read as "3 kuai 7 mao 5 fen" (although the trailing unit is often omitted).
Note also that most Chinese currency will be in the form of bills -- even small change. Also note that counterfeiting is a major problem, especially of 50 and 100 RMB bills -- when you buy currency, ask the teller how to spot counterfeit bills and examine all such bills you receive as change.
Foreign currency and/or traveller's cheques can be exchanged into RMB in most hotels and banks, although you will be required to show a passport or identification. Keep your receipt as you will need it at the airport to exchange RMB back into your original currency. Exchanging currency outside of official channels is technically illegal although enforcement of these currency controls is lax. However, as of 2003, the official exchange rates are close to the market value, and so official exchange rates can provide amounts similar to or better than unofficial ones.
Obtaining RMB in western countries can be a difficult or impossible task, and even where available the exchange rates are generally extremely unfavorable. It's generally less problematic to wait until arrival and using your debit or cr card in a local cash machine. Conveniently, the airports in Beijing and Shanghai have cash machines which accept most international debit/cr cards.
Check with your debit/cr card company's web site to find the availability of cash machines in China. They should be widely available. However, the writer found that, while Beijing ATMs had an English option, ATMs in the southern cities of Chongqing and Yichang lacked such an option so proved impossible to use. Also most banks will allow you to get a cash advance via a debit or cr card. It's useful to carry an international currency such as British Pounds, US Dollars, or Japanese Yen to fall back on should you not have access to a cash machine.
Outside of hotels, acceptance of cr cards is infrequent, and most transactions will require cash.
Many stores have point-of-sale terminals for Chinese bank cards; typically these will not work for foreign cards. If you are going to spend a lot of time in China and use significant amounts of money, get a Chinese bank account.
If you are buying anything which is not from a fixed price store, bargaining is normal, though you may get a better price if you let a local person do the buying for you. Vendors will charge the lowest price to local people (who can speak the dialect), next lowest price to other Chinese nationals, and the highest price to foreigners. In general, anything with a marked price tends to be sold at that price or slightly below, but there is large room for bargaining if there is no stamped price.
Many visitors come looking for antiques, and hunting in the flea markets can be great fun. Be aware however that the overwhelming majority of the "antique" items you will be shown are fakes, no matter how convincing they look. You are advised not to spend serious money unless you know what you are doing, since novices are almost always taken for a ride.
In bargaining over price, local people will tend to engage in hard bargaining behavior that foreigners may consider rude (i.e. commenting unfavorably on the quality of the merchandise). Discussions over price generally remain calm however - Monty Python style histrionics usually fail to make progress.
As a tourist, every vendor is going to try to make you overpay. To get a good idea of accurate pricing, pick an item that you want, and is common to many stalls. Call an absurdly low price (like 1-5% of the calling price) for it. When they say "No. Are you crazy?", look at the item a bit longer, and start to leave. They will call out progressively lower and lower prices for the item, the farther you get from them. Remember the lowest price they call out (they may even accept your "absurdly low" price). Go to the next stall, and repeat, with a price that is about 50-75% of the previous lowest. Eventually, you will find a fair price. You can obtain obsenely low prices this way, but don't abuse your bargaining power! Many people depend on making decent margins off of tourists to survive. It never hurts to pay a little more than the lowest price, and it might make all the difference to a poor merchant.
What to Look for/ buy
China excels in handmade items, partly because of long traditions of exquisite handmade items, partly because labor is still cheap relative to other countries. Take your time, look closely at quality and ask questions (but don't take all the answers at face value!)
Tipping is not necessary (and often considered an inappropiate gesture) but under certain rare circumstances, such as a doorman allowing you into a building at a late hour, they are welcome. (A 1Y tip would suffice for the above example.) The exceptions to this rule are in upscale businesses where you are rendered some type of service. Note: Taxi drivers do not require tips.
When presenting a business card or any other important piece of paper, it is always considered polite to hand it with both hands at the same time, with the thumbs and index fingers holding either side of the document.
If you smoke (and even if you don't), it is always considered polite to offer a cigarette to those you meet, as long as they are of adult age. This rule applies almost exclusively to men, but under certain circumstances, such as a club, bar or tea house, it is OK to apply the rule toward women, particularly in the larger, more cosmopolitan cities. If someone offers you a cigarette and you don't smoke, you can turn it down by politely and gently waving your hand. The same applies to alcoholic drinks or food offered during a meal. An alternative to the alcohol drink tip is to turn your "wine" cup upside down (if it is empty!) and place it on the table in such manner, but do this with a smile. Note: When toasting, it is best to look directly in the eyes of those you are toasting with. Keep in mind that although the Chinese love to drink copious ammounts of alcohol, public drunkenness is frowned upon. If you see some people getting or being obnoxiously drunk in public, by no means think that it is OK -- it isn't.
Never offer illegal drugs to a person, of any nationality, unless you absolutely know that he/she/they are to be trusted. In fact, don't even talk about such matters unless you can trust the other party.
Try to avoid political topics, as they usually lead nowhere and can even cause problems. Many Chinese hold to their beliefs quite rigidly and it is rather rare to find a politically open mind. Those who are open and knowledgeable about political issues, tend to keep such ideas to themselves and those very close to them, so don't expect a quick breaking of the ice in this field. To a lesser extent, topics of history are met with a similar attitude. On the other hand, religious topics are easier to discuss. Note: Do not discuss Tibet or Taiwan political issues unless you fully agree with the policies of the PRC regarding these matters, as they are almost invariably met with varying degrees of hostility.
It is usually best to directly spit the bones found in food directly on the table or a small plate for such purpose, or skillfully take them out with your chopsticks and place them there, rather than using your fingers. This may be totally unacceptable to most people from other countries but it is the rule in China. Sticking your chopsticks into your rice and leaving them there is considered taboo, as it is reminiscent of sticks of incense burning at a shrine or funeral and therefore you are seen to be wishing death on people at the table. Also, if someone clears his/her throat and spits on a restaurant floor, accept it, as it is also very common indeed throughout much of the country.
A small gift taken to a host's home is always very welcome.
As a traveller, you may find that your language, hair and skin colour, manner of dress and behaviour will draw long and sustained stares, especially in rural areas or outside the major cities. While there is a great deal of diversity in China, is it also the case in some areas that people have little contact with people outside of their village or social circle. Do not be put off by this fact or you may spoil your own time in China.
The Chinese tend to be very concerned about correct behavior and face, and also tend to be very conscious of social status. Pointing out mistakes or failings, even for innocent and/or justified reasons, may cause intense humiliation and embarrassment for the person on the receiving end. There is also a strong difference between members of the in-group and strangers, although there is a considerable gray area between the two.
The food in China varies from region to region. While visiting, lose your inhibitions and try a bit of everything. Remember that some food is prepared from endagered species and as such is best avoided. Additionally, undercooked food or poor hygiene can cause bacterial or parasitic infection. That said, hygiene is a lot better than (say) in the Indian subcontinent and eating in China can be a highlight of your trip.
Famous Cuisines
Beer is very common in China, served in nearly every restaurant. The most famous brand is Tsing Dao, from Qingdao which was at one point a German concession. Other brands abound, all light lager-ish beers and usually around 3% alcohol. Imported beers are also available.
Wine is also common, as are brandies and mao tai, a Chinese white lightning. Brandy is good value, about the same price as wine and generally more palatable than the mao tai.
Chinese toast with the word 'ganbei' (empty glass), and traditionally you are expected to drain the glass. Fortunately, local people are usually having much lower expectation on foreigners in this issue, so intoxication may not become a problem. However, exercise some caution. At a meal out, the foreign guest will be expected to drink one glass each with eveyone present. Nixon had to practice drinking before meeting Mao Zedong.
Hotels for tourists are widely available and are generally of good quality. They are also much, much more expensive than hotels intended mainly for local people, even when they are of comparable quality.
Booking in advance is usually not necessary but try to arrive with the addresses of a few hotels in hand.
A well guarded secret for cheap and enjoyable accommodation is the spa. Spa costs vary but can be as low as 25 RMB. When in the spa there are beds in addition to showers, saunas etc. Admission to a spa is for 24 hours, and a small locker is provided for bags and personal possessions. This is ideal if you are travelling light. Furthermore spas often provide complimentary food, and paid services such as massages and body scrubbing.
There is no privacy because usually everyone sleeps in one room. However, there is more security than in a dorm, since there are attendants who watch over the area and your belongings (even your clothes!) are stored away in the lockers.
Don't be fooled when receptionists try to make up reasons why you have to pay more than the listed rate. They may try to convince you that the listed rates are only for members, locals, women, men, or include only one part of the spa (i.e. shower, but no bed/couch). To verify claims, strilke up a conversation with a local a good distance away from the spa and inquire about the prices. Don't let them know that you are checking the spa's claims. Just act as if you are thinking about going there if the price is good. If they know that the spa is trying to overcharge you, they will likely support the spa's claims.
Foreign students have different educational needs. China's universities offer many different types of courses and teaching methods to cater to these needs as well as to the different educational levels of the students that come form abroad.
Undergraduates: Undergraduate degrees usually require 4-5 years of study. International students have classes together with native Chinese students. In accordance with each student's past education, some classes of a degree course can be cancelled and some have to be added. Students receive a Bachelor's degree after passing the necessary exams and completing a thesis.
Postgraduates: Master's degrees are granted after 2-3 years of study. As well as written exams and a postgraduate thesis, oral examinations are also taken.
Doctorate students: Three years of study are needed to obtain a PhD.
Research scholars: Research is usually conducted independently by the student under the supervision of an assigned tutor. Any surveys, experiments, interviews, or visits that a research scholar has to make need to be arranged before hand and authorised.
Short-term training courses: Short-term courses are now offered in many areas such as Chinese literature, calligraphy, economics, architecture, Chinese law, tradtitional Chinese medicine, art, and sports. Courses are offered in the holidays as well as during term time.
Foreign students are encouraged to continue their studies and obtain Master's or doctoral degrees in China's universities, and those who have graduated in China are welcome to return for further education. Some universities offer courses taught in foreign languages.
Major Bodies and Their Functions for Foreign Affairs
The Ministry of Education (MoE) Formulating basic principles, policies, regulations and measures for the work concerning nationwide foreign students affairs, and coordinating, directing and administrating in general the work of nationwide foreign students affairs.
Source: China Online
Teaching a language, most commonly English, is a very popular source of employment for foreigners.
Pay and conditions vary *greatly* depending on location, experience and qualifications. Teachers nearly always make enough to live well in China. Free accommodation, provided by the institution, is common. Some jobs pay for all or part of an annual trip home.
NOTE: China is also infamous in the education field for breaking contracts and general dishonesty and unscrupulousness. Be very careful in your choice of employer!
Requirements and qualifications range from just speaking English and looking Western up to needing an MA and experience. Typically, the good jobs want at least one, preferably two or three of:
If you want to go, get a TEFL (Teaching English as a Foreign Language) certificate. It really helps.
It is very important that if you plan to work as a teacher in China, you research very carefully. Many teachers have had great experiences working in China, while others have had their worst nightmares realized. Use great care in your selection of employer.
You need a Chinese Z (working) visa. It is illegal to work without one. To get that, you need a Foreign Expert's Cerificate from some ministry. While universities and other public institutions can easily get these for staff, it is a different story for private schools. Before they can even apply for certificates, they must be authorised. Getting the authorisation takes many months and a lot of money. Large established schools have it, but many of the smaller ones don't bother, so all their teachers are illegal. Some lie to teachers about this.
Chinese Passport and Visa Guide
THE Chinese government requires that your passport must be valid for at least six months after the expiry date of your visa.
You'll need at least one-entire blank page in your passport for the visa. Your country's embassy or consulate can usually add additional pages to your passport if necessary.
Losing your passport is very bad news indeed. Getting a new one takes time and money. However, if you will be staying in China or any foreign country - for a long time, it helps tremendously to register your passport with your embassy. This will eliminate the need to send telexes back to your home country to confirm that you really exist.
Chinese visa is a permit issued by the Chinese visa authorities to those foreigners who want to enter into, exit from or transit through the Chinese territory. According to the applicants' identity, visiting purpose and passport type, the Chinese visa falls into four categories, namely, diplomatic, courtesy, service and ordinary visas.
The ordinary visa consists of nine sub-categories, which are respectively marked with Chinese phonetic letters F, L, Z, X, C, J-1, J-2, G, and D.
Visit / Business Visa (F): Issued to those foreigners who are invited to China for visit, research, lecture, business, scientific-technological and cultural exchanges or short-term advanced studies or intern practice for a period of less than six months.
Tourism Visa (L): Issued to those who enter China temporarily for touring, family visiting or other personal affairs (multiple entry is not granted for this category). This visa is usually issued for one, two or three month options. However, it is rare to obtain this visa for more than three consecutive months (i.e. after three months, the visitor must depart the country and go through the visa process once again in another country).
Note regarding new law: There also exists a Class L Visa that is issued to the spouse of a Chinese citizen if said citizen will be living in China. It is automatically valid for one full year and also serves as a residence permit (it is integrated in the visa itself). This visa can be obtained with one, two or multiple entry options; these choices are completely up to the person obtaining the visa and only involve a relatively modest difference in the cost of it. This visa can be renewed as often as needed. However, one cannot legally work with this visa.
Working Visa (Z): Issued to foreigners who are to take up a post or employment in China, and to their accompanying family members.
Study / Student Visa (X): Issued to those who come to China for study or intern practice for a period of sixmonths or above.
Crewmember Visa (C): Issued to crewmembers on international aviation, navigation and land transportation missions and their accompanying family members.
Journalist Visa (J-1): This visa is for journalists who are posted to China for at least one year.
Journalist Visa (J-2): Issued to foreign correspondents on temporary interview mission in China.
Transit Visa (G): Issued to those who transit through China.
Residence Visa (D): Issued to people who are going to live in China permanently.
The Chinese visa authorities overseas include Chinese embassies, consulates, visa offices, and the consular department of the office of the Commissioner of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of China. If a foreigner intends to enter into, exit from or transit through the Chinese territory, he shall apply to any of the above-mentioned Chinese visa authorities for a Chinese visa. For further information, please consult the nearest Chinese visa authorities.
Basic Requirements for Applying for a Chinese Visa
When applying for a visa, foreigners are required to present relevant documents and go through the following formalities:
Your original valid passport with at least 2 blank visa pages and six months validity left before expiration
A fully completed visa application form with your passport photo attached
Sometimes, documents which explain and prove your reason to enter China are needed for visa application
Any incomplete or false information in the visa application form would lead to the failure of application. And all the consequences arising therefrom shall be born by the applicant himself.
How to Apply for a Tourist Visa?
Traveling in China requires a tourism visa (L). Visa (L) is sub-divided into two kinds: group visa and individual visa. If you are a member of a group, the tour operator will often obtain it. Group visas will usually be issued for groups with at least 5, and the guide accompanying your group will keep the visas.
An Individual traveler can apply for one at any Chinese embassy or consulate, and the procedure is usually straightforward. China has its embassies and consulates in most western and many other countries. You can either get an application form in person at the embassy or consulate or download one by visiting the website of Chinese embassies in the foreign countries.
After fully and accurately completed your application, you submit it to the nearest Chinese consulate or embassy, either in person or by mail. A standard 30-day, single-entry visa from most Chinese embassies abroad can be issued in three to five working days. Rush processing of 24 hours issue or same-day is also available (additional Embassy fee applies).
When applying for a tourism visa, some extra documents are required besides the basic requirements:
1) For individual tourism visa, a letter of confirmation of the tour arrangement made by a travel agency in China or letter of reservation of hotel in China is required
2) For group tourist visas, a confirmation letter from a provincial tourist bureau or a government-authorized Chinese travel agency; a name list of the whole group in triplicate and one copy of the information page of each passport are required
Foreigners from countries that have visa agreements with China shall comply with these agreements.
Visitors who want to Tibet need to acquire the consent of the Tourism Administration of the Tibet Autonomous Region or any one of its foreign representative offices.
Foreigners requesting to visit Shenzhen, Zhuhai, Xiamen and other Special Economic Zones may apply directly to visa authorities in these zones for tourist visas. Foreign tourist groups from Hong Kong for a 72-hour visit to the Shenzhen Special Economic Zone are exempt from entry visas.
Tourist visas are usually valid for three months, but can be extended for an extra month at the Foreigners Section of the Public Security Bureau. Passports must be valid for at least six months before you travel to China.
Extension of Visa
Foreigners who want to stay in China beyond what their current visa allow need to apply for an extension to their visa with appropriate reasons.
The extension application should be made at the municipal public security bureau 7 days before the visa expires. Multiple visas cannot be extended.
Foreigners who wish to apply for extension or alteration of visas or certificates need to provide relevant documents:
1) A valid passport and visa as well as the documents regarding accommodation registration
2) A fully completed application form for extension or alternation
3) Documents and papers supporting reasons for extension or alternation
The duration of visa extension:
1) F Visa: the total extensions add up to no more than 1 year and each extension should be less than 3 months
2) L Visa: The L visa held by visitors could be extended once with the duration no more than 1 month; L visa held by family visitors could be extended three times with each duration under 3 months
3) C Visa: C visa only could be extended once with the total duration less than 7 days
Foreigners who are disallowed to extend:
1) Foreigners whose duration of stay is shortened and those whose residence right are deprived
2) Individual travelers who have no sufficient traveling expenses
3) Family visitors who has no special reason for extension when their visa expires
How to Obtain Business, Work or Student Visa?
In addition to the above-mentioned documents, the followings are required:
For visitor / business visa (F), an official invitation letter or telegram with a seal and code from the Chinese Government or Government-authorized Chinese companies (institutions) is required.
For study / student visa (X), an application form for international students (JW202 or JW 201) issued by the Chinese Ministry of Education and an admission from the receiving college are required.
For working visa (Z), an employment license or a work permit or an official visa notice from authorized Chinese organizations is required.
Besides, all applicants for "Z" and "X" visa should provide a physical examination record.
How to Obtain Transit Visa?
For transit visa (G), applicant should provide a valid visa to or from the destination or visiting country. Sometimes, an air ticket or its copy is also required
-- Hong Kong and Macao Compatriots:
Hong Kong and Macao compatriots who are Chinese nationalities can enter China with valid back-home certificates. Those who haven't back-home certificates can enter China with inbound and outbound certificates of People's Republic of China authorized by relevant police departments.
-- Taiwanese:
Taiwanese can enter China and back with passport for Taiwanese come-and-go to the Chinese Mainland and valid vise. Those who haven't passport for Taiwanese come-and-go to the Chinese Mainland and valid vise can enter China with one-off passport authorized by relevant police departments.
A valid passport and visa are required to enter China and the latter must be obtained from a Chinese Embassy or Consulate before travelling to China. China has very strict immigration laws, and anyone arriving without the appropriate visa is likely to be fined and immediately deported. The main categories of visa for people entering China for employment purposes are the Business/Official Visit Visa, the Employment/Work Visa, and the Resident Visa. Additional permits are required to visit many remote areas, including Tibet. Visa requirements for Hong Kong are not the same as for the People?s Republic of China (see Hong Kong guide).
It is necessary to obtain a business or work visa before travelling to China, and to apply for a residence permit once in the country. In order to be successful in obtaining an employment visa, applicants must be over 18, be in good health, have a definite job offer and the appropriate skills and experience for the position being offered and have no criminal record.
Labour departments in different regions of China operate different application procedures for obtaining an employment permit. The usual procedure is as follows:
1. The employer must apply to the supervising authority of the relevant industry for a licence, submitting a completed application form, letter of intent to hire, justification for hiring this individual, copies of the prospective employee?s resume and references, and evidence of the good health of the employee, confirmed by a medical report. The medical report must confirm that the employee has had a negative test for HIV/AIDS and other sexually transmitted diseases.
2. Once the licence has been obtained, a visa notification letter and employment permit will be sent to the employee. On obtaining these, the employee should apply for an employment visa from the Chinese embassy in their home country, or through an agent in Hong Kong. They will need to submit a completed application form, the visa notification letter and employment permit, their passport with at least 12 months validity remaining, a passport photo and a letter confirming their job offer. To apply for visas for dependents, the employee should also submit the relevant application forms, original passports, additional passport photographs, birth certificates and marriage certificate. The employment visa is usually issued within two weeks, and the employee and their dependents must enter China within 90 days of the visa being issued.
3. Within 15 days of arrival in China, the employer is required to apply to the local labour department for an employment certificate for their expatriate employee. They will need to submit a completed application form, employment permit, a medical report issued by the Sanitation and Anti-Epidemic Department or a health certificate issued by a public hospital recognized by this Department, three passport photos, the employment contract and the employee?s passport.
4. Within 30 days of arrival in China, the employee must apply for a residence permit from the municipal or county Public Security Bureau in their area of residence. A temporary residence permit is issued to those staying less than a year, and a foreigner?s residence permit to those staying a year or longer. To obtain a residence permit, it is necessary to submit a letter from the employer, a medical report, justification for staying in China, two passport photos, a copy of the employer?s business licence and, in the case of foreign ventures, a foreign-invested enterprise approval certificate.
Source: Public Security Bureau and China Online
Stay safe
Walking (especially in rural areas) can be very dangerous because of oncoming traffic. Pedestrians do not have the right of way. Traffic will not stop if they see you in the way. In cities, traffic signals are often ignored and the safest way to cross the street is via an overpass.
The PRC does not recognize international drivers licenses. But in some places, the police are so corrupt you can come to some kind of 'arrangement' with them. However, driving in China is not for the faint of heart and it is questionable whether you would want to even if you can.
Petty crime remains relatively low, and it is common for people to quietly carry large amounts of cash. At the same time, one should take the usual precautions against being conspicuously wealthy.
There is relatively little begging, and most beggars tend to be people with obvious physical problems. In general beggars are not aggressive as there are strong social norms against begging as it is considered shameful.
While begging is considered shameful, aggressive marketing of petty services one can perform is not. People will however often aggressively try to perform some services for you (such as watching your luggage) or steer you to a hotel or have you ride in their taxi. Be prepared to ignore them.
Be cautious about unknown people approaching you on the street and striking up a conversation in English, as this may be a prelude to a scam. They are often students on or dropouts from English teacher schools and make money by abusing their English proficiency. Be polite, but there is no need to come along if they start insisting on you coming with them some special place you had not planned on going to.
One common scam is the free art gallery tour. Tourists are lured into small shabby art shops and pressured to buy overpriced Chinese art which is nothing but a copy. In Beijing this is most common, but also in other big cities such as Shanghai it happens when strolling touristy places.
Also beware of the scam operating in many of the larger cities where attractive women or a friendly group of students entice you into a tea shop, bars or karaoke parlor. They show you a menu with a price on it and once you finish your drinks and ask for the bill, they produce another menu with a much higher price on it. It's wise to verify prices in writing.
See also Common scams and pickpockets.
Stay healthy
Public bathrooms are generally between dirty and unusable but high quality ones can be found inside major tourist attractions (e.g. The Forbidden City) and at hotels catering for westerners. Public bathrooms in restaurants and hotels are moderately usable, although the one's in rooms tend to be very clean. Make sure to bring your own toilet paper and soap when you leave the hotel. People will stare at you while you use the toilet (and although separate facilities are generally provided for men and women, where there are several cubicles within, for example, a men's toilet, there may be no doors on the front of the cubicles).
Also beware that the sit-down toilet familiar to most Westerners is rare in China in public areas. Hotels will generally have them in rooms but in places where Westerners will be in more of a minority, you can expect to find crouching toilets more often than not. Most private homes in urban areas now have sit down toilets, and one major benefit with knowing a local host is that they have clean bathrooms.
There are no widely enforced health regulations in restaurants. However most of the smaller restaurants will prepare the food in front of you. Most of the major cities have chain fast food places, and the hygiene in them tends to be good.
The water is not drinkable without boiling. However, all hotels (or boats!) provide either a thermos flask full of boiling water in your room (refillable by your floor attendant) or a kettle you can use to do it yourself. Purified drinking water in bottles is available everywhere, and is generally quite cheap (don't pay more than 2 or 3 Yuan for a litre).
One other interesting quirk is that Chinese tend to distrust the cleanliness of bathtubs. Most homes have plastic movable tubs or showers. In hotels with fixed bathtubs, they will generally make available plastic bathtub liners in the rooms.
Parts of southern China have mosquitos which carry malaria. If you will be visiting any such parts, your local travel clinic will be happy to provide advice. Generally, this means taking one anti-malarial tablet per week for two weeks before you depart, during your stay and for four weeks afterwards.
Drugs are generally available from a pharmacist without prescriptions. You can usually ask to see the physician instructions that came with the box.
Always check needles if you require any sort of injection, or any procedure that requires breaking the skin. In many parts of China it is acceptable to re-use needles, albeit after some attempt at sterilisation. In hospitals you may wish to watch as the sterile packaging is opened.
China has only officially recognised the threat of an AIDS/HIV epidemic since 2001. Recently Chinese President Hu Jintao has pledged to fight the spread of AIDS/HIV within China. According to the United Nations "China is currently experiencing one of the most rapidly expanding HIV epidemics in the world. Since 1998, the number of reported cases has increased by about 30% yearly. By 2010, China could have as many as 10 million infections & 260,000 orphans if w/out intervention."(Source: http://www.unaids.org/nationalresponse/result.asp?action=overall&country=573 )
The Internet is readily accessible. There are dozens of Internet cafes where it is cheap to use a computer, albeit one with Chinese software, for an hour or so. Many of them are designed mainly for gaming though and are not useful places to do business. In some places, it is very hard to find an internet-cafe with a printer, and prices for printouts are high.
Most of the better hotels provide access from the rooms and/or provide a wireless service in public areas.
China is notorious for having a firewall (a.k.a Great Firewall of China) that blocks various Internet sites, either permanently or temporarily. Free web hosts such as Geocities and Angelfire are mostly permanently blocked, as are many blog sites. If you have access to a corporate VPN outside of China, then this will let you bypass the firewall. However, the net is strictly controlled in China.
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Sugar Cookie Truffles
These Sugar Cookie Truffles are easy to make, delicious, and fun to decorate for any holiday or a fun gender reveal party!
It's the season for sugar cookies! What's better than sugar cookies? Sugar cookies coated with chocolate and sprinkles to make truffles. These truffles are so fun and easy to make. The best part, you can use festive sprinkles to make these be dressed up for any holiday or occasion.
I happened to dress mine up for a GENDER REVEAL!
If you've been following along, you know that we are currently expecting baby #4. We have 3 beautiful girls already. And seeing as how we are not the type of people to wait until we have the baby, we found out at our last doctor's appointment what we are having.
So are you ready?!?! Drum roll please!
It's a boy!!!!
I'm slightly in shock, possibly a little scared. After spending all these years taking care of little girls I kind of feel like I have it down. What am I supposed to with a little boy? Not to mention my hubs already told me I can't be putting him into the cute little pink swing we have stored in the closet.
How fun are these sugar cookie truffles though?! All it takes is some sugar cookie dough and a little food coloring. You could easily substitute pink for the blue food coloring.
Or! You could use these for a Frozen themed party! How fun would that be? Let it goooooo. Sorry..couldn't resist.
I hope you enjoyed the recipe and will follow along on my cooking adventures:
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Sugar Cookie Truffles
- Prep Time: 10 minutes
- Cook Time: 18 minutes
- Total Time: 28 minutes
- Yield: 16-18 1x
These Sugar Cookie Truffles are easy to make, delicious, and so fun to decorate for any holiday or a fun gender reveal party!
- Sugar Cookie Dough of choice (I used a Betty Crocker Mix) + required ingredients
- Food coloring of choice (I used Wilton Royal Blue)
- 4 ounces of cream cheese softened
- 1 12 ounce bag of white chocolate chips
- sprinkles
- Prepare the sugar cookies according to directions. Add in the food coloring and thoroughly mix in, so the color is evenly distributed.
- Bake the sugar cookies according to directions. Allow to cool.
- Once sugar cookies are cooled, crumble up into mixing bowl, add in the softened cream cheese. Mix over low speed until fully combined, will be slightly sticky.
- Roll the mixture into balls, 1 inch in diameter. Place onto a cookie sheet covered in wax paper.
- Place the sugar cookie balls into the freezer for about 10-15 minutes, this will help them set and hold shape.
- Melt the white chocolate in the microwave using 50% power and 20 second increments, stirring between each time until fully melted.
- Once chocolate is melted coat the sugar cookie balls with the melted chocolate using a spoon, or dunk into the chocolate with a fork, tap off excess chocolate, and place back onto the wax paper, add sprinkles while chocolate is still melted.
- Store in refrigerator until ready to eat. Enjoy!
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|King Abdullah II and Queen Rania of Jordan arrived in New York for a working visit. Yesterday, Queen Rania met with US-based supporters of the Jordan River Foundation during the UN General Assembly week in New York. Then, Queen Rania met with representatives of US and international Jewish organisations. An advocate and a humanitarian, Queen Rania serves as an Eminent Advocate for UNICEF and Honorary Chairperson for the United Nations Girls' Education Initiative (UNGEI). The Jordan River Foundation is Queen Rania's NGO that focuses on the disadvantaged in Jordan.
Queen Rania's and King Abdullah's working visit to New York
26 comments:
- AnonymousSeptember 24, 2018 at 3:20 PM
Does she ever repeat wearing her outfits at all? Just asking...ReplyDeleteReplies
As far as I know she never repeats an outfit. There maybe one or two exceptions that she really really likes.Delete
Not that I've ever seen.Delete
I have been thinking of the same thing. Just out of curiosity, is this country, Jordan, rich or wealthy? The GDP per capita is only $5,292. Interesting!Delete
very poor countryDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 25, 2018 at 9:47 AM
No we are a poor country, or that what they want us to believe!!!!!!Delete
This comment has been removed by the author.Delete
At 2017 Rania spend £ 236 000 to her clothes (191 pieces). Daily Mail wrote an article about cloth costs of royal ladies. There were not all, for example Maxima was missing and I think she would have been the nearest to Rania. Anyway Rania was the winner. For example Victoria spent only £ 50 000 (152 pieces), Mary £ 81 478 (174), Charlene £ 59 111 (56) and Catherine £ 114 000 (106). That means that Rania´s clothes per piece were about four times more expensive than the ones Victoria had.Delete
Also some years ago when Rania turned 40, her birthday celebrations were with cost 4,5 million $, quite much for a queen of such a poor country.
Daily Mail article is here: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-5280261/Queen-Rania-Jordans-200K-wardrobe.html
What a horrible dressReplyDelete
I don't think she is a fashion icon anymore,sorry...ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 24, 2018 at 5:00 PM
Is she sitting next to Soros??!ReplyDeleteReplies
It's not about Fashion anymore. So many Royals are in N.Y..Delete
I hope she feels comfy next to Mr. Soros. I'm out.
- AnonymousSeptember 24, 2018 at 5:54 PM
Interesting design on the dress, at least it is not the ugly floral that so many European royals have been wearing. It would be better with plain sleeves.ReplyDelete
Horrible and nit suitable for official meetingReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 24, 2018 at 8:17 PM
Once again a total miss. She is a beautiful Lady why is she doing this to herself.ReplyDelete
TEGENWOORDIG IS ZE VEEL VRESELIJK GEKLEED.ReplyDelete
Tacky dress.ReplyDelete
I like the dress and she is very fit, which makes a difference. I actually think she does re-wear outfits. Probably less than she should. The funds come from the Royal family, as I understand it, not public funding. She has made such a difference to women in her country, in many ways than one. Both she and the king are highly respected (in particular by comparison to other leaders in the area). Not an easy thing to accomplish.ReplyDelete
I have read somewhere, a couple of years ago, that she is very criticized as a BIG spender for her wardrobe, accessories etc.ReplyDelete
Her clothes must be very fashionable but somehow I never understand them, maybe it is cultural thing. This one looks just weird, mongrel of sweatpants, tights and dress.ReplyDelete
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When I started working on my company, I set up a separate Github account from my personal account. I'd always had trouble pushing to the second account and resolved myself to adding my personal account to my work account each time I created a new repository. I'd tried following the various online blogs about how to set this up, but nothing had seemed successful. I finally took the time to try and figure it out. I slogged back through the dozen or so posts on setting this up and finally came across this Stack Overflow post with some comments, which made me realize something important.
First some basic steps:
This gets you a second set of keys and gets those keys added to your account. Then you need to configure git to use the right key for the right account. This is where the post was key. Every other post had these steps:
Then create the config file using whatever editor you want to use and add these lines (modified from this excellent post):
The key intuition here is that the Host is basically an alias. When you set the url for the remote (or clone the repository), you need to change the git hostname from this:
To this:
Notice the change of the host from just "github.com" to "github.com-user1". This is what tells git to use the credentials specified in the config file. This was the piece I'd been missing. "Host" can be anything, but "Hostname" is the reference to the hostname in the original. In a sense, this passes through the config settings based on the specified host and picks up the correct identity file. I didn't understand this, which is why it took me so long to get this working. Hopefully knowing this will help someone else trying to set this up for themselves. Happy hacking.
UPDATE: I just upgraded to macOS High Sierra and one of the lovely experiences was being prompted to enter my SSH password when I pushed code to Github. Knowing that my SSH credentials were in Keychain, I went to Google and found this lovely tidbit from this post:
That's expected. We re-aligned our behavior with the mainstream OpenSSH in this area.
The answer is to add two lines to the host file so they read like this (based on this helpful post on the issue):


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KITS - 15" Pumpkin Pie faux fur Bear
Have you always loved teddy bears, and thought that you might like to have a go at making one of your own??? Then what better way to test it out than with a bear kit!
*** This listing is for a TWO COLOUR, FAUX FUR 'Pumpkin Pie' bear
It works like this:
- You get 1/4m piece of the long pumpkin coloured fur 'Butterum Yeti', and a 1/16m piece of the white curly fur 'Blanc de blanc'.
- a 40mm joint set
- matching pumpkin coloured faux suede for paw pads (30cm x 11cm)
- black nose thread (DMC pearl) for embroidering the nose, pulling the toes and stringing the pendant
- one pair of LARGE black glass eyes (16mm)
- a copy of our 'Happy' bear pattern and extra specific instructions for working with the faux mongolian fur with multiple photos
- And one gorgeous big gold and diamonte butterfly pendant (while stocks last)
(You will need to provide your own stuffing, sewing thread and tools. The fluffy white fur on the example bear's face has been created by brushing out the curly white 'Blanc de blanc' faux fur. The blanc de blanc fur on the belly and ears is left curly. The whites behind the eyes are just cut any from a non-fray white fabric, anything you have laying around would work (this is not included in the kit). And the shading effect has been created using silk-dye, but any regular teddy shading medium would work - this is not included either though.)
This pattern makes up so beautifully with two complementary fabrics, and you're not limited to the pumpkin/white combo either! Let me know if you'd prefer another colour combo using any of the fabrics in our store.
Suitable for intermediate bear making skills as the pattern includes hand and foot pads both in 'foot pad' style, body with chest insert, and face with cheek insert. No detailed instructions are included for the pulled-toe technique, but we will include the stitch marking details in the additional instruction document.
Comes with simplified, step by step instructions and photo of the finished bear for reference.
All pieces are at correct size - no enlarging or reducing required.
All patterns are copied exactly from my personal stock and have been hand drawn and designed by me. They are also my well loved designs and have been tested on numerous occasions - So i know that they work! Seam allowances, openings. fur directions etc have been pre-marked on the pieces.
I am also ok with any bears made from my patterns being re-sold. Just reference the use of my pattern when describing/tagging the bear.
[Please note that the bears in the photos are simply examples of bears i have made using this pattern and are not included in the sale]
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What is Shapiro MD Shampoo?
Shapiro MD Cleanser is a quality and viable hair cleanser item that is demonstrated to restore quality inside the hair for thicker, more full hair, and furthermore invigorate hair development, fixing the hair development cycle. Shapiro MD Cleanser could be demonstrated clinically for balding treatment answer and its exclusive equation is sponsored by more than ten years of investigation and is furthermore tried by a group of specialists. Dr. Shapiro has more than twenty years of clinical skill in treating male pattern baldness in patients and also playing various hair transplant strategies.
In 2011, Dr. Shapiro and Dr. Bornstein bolstered Shapiro MD Cleanser, a protected and successful item planned with the best pharmaceutical-evaluation and characteristic fixings to help re-establish thicker, more full hair and scale back the loss of hair. A staggering thirty-five million men experience the ill effects of balding, and a mean twenty-one million women experience the ill effects of male pattern baldness on the normal consistently. to boot, eighty-five % of those who are experiencing male pattern baldness utilize some type of male pattern baldness treatment item, similar to Rogaine or Rogaine to help treat thin hair, treat the scalp, bare spots and invigorate sound hair development or bear a hair transplantation methodology. In some extreme cases, a few people even buy a wig.
Uses and Benefits of Shapiro MD Shampoo?
- Revitalizes and re-establishes thicker, more advantageous, more full hair.
- Treats male example baldness (alopecia area).
- Designed for every man and young ladies.
- Hair misfortune triple activity recipe structured with normal DHT blockers and elective pharmaceutical-grade fixings.
- Backed by more than ten years of research undertaking and five years of improvement examine.
- 60-Day Unconditional promise and unhazardous buy.
- Shapiro MD Cleanser and Conditioner are tried and endeavored to figure and is made with quality fixings that normally burden the male pattern baldness technique on account of maturing.
Henceforth we have picked Shapiro MD Cleanser and Conditioner as our optimal decision for the best quality, safe, and viable male pattern baldness treatment goals that conjointly serve to re-develop hair.
Shapiro MD Shampoo is meant with a complicated triple action formula with 3 main active ingredients, that are tried to weigh down the method of hair loss in each man and woman.
These 3 main ingredients are:
Saw Palmetto Berry Concentrate (SPBE): There is an assortment of wellbeing focal points to fan palm Berry. Indeed, it's uncommon among the premier regular fixings found in a kind of dietary enhancements oversubscribed nowadays. Saw palmetto could be a characteristic ready organic product well off that has been wont to treat different diseases and disorders as the decades progressed, from mending the prostate to treating the regular hack. Saw Palmetto Berry concentrate could be a characteristic fixing that has conjointly attempted to burden the get-together technique for 5-alpha chemical, which is Partner in Nursing impetus that changes over the male inward emission androgenic hormone into dihydrotestosterone (DHT). This is Partner in Nursing unrealistically critical inward emission that assumes an essential job in the male improvement and conjointly adds to a few basic medical issues, similar to the loss of lust, Partner in Nursing expanded prostate and male pattern baldness. Since fan palm Berry remove has endeavored to be successful in serving to burden the balding strategy, new thicker more full hair will start to create, making it a top-notch normal fixing in Shapiro MD Cleanser.
EPIGALLOCATECHIN-3-GALLATE (EGCG): EGCG has a place with the group of catechins, that contain basic inhibitor properties. Questioning is normally found in tea and supply a scope of wellbeing points of interest, one in everything about being fat misfortune. Truth be told, ponders including rodents have demonstrated that the rodents that got oral tea saw a thirty-three % hair regrowth rate. Like fan palm Berry Concentrate (SPBE), EGCG conjointly decreases the strategy for 5-alpha chemical.
At the indistinguishable time, EGCG conjointly quickens the strategy for keratinocyte separation, which re-establishes the get together of late hair follicles and conjointly shields them from damage. EGCG invigorates human hair development and will even drag out the hair development cycle, prompting thicker, more full hair over an all-encompassing measure of your time.
Caffeine Subordinates: caffeine is that the most customarily eaten medication inside the world, with periodic being the principal procedure of utilization. Truth be told, in accordance with a composing printed by Fortune magazine, the number of intermittent consumers will increment per annum, and more youthful ages are beginning to drink periodically at more youthful ages. Albeit a few are normally dismayed to understand that caffeine is evaluated as a "medicate", just gratitude to its addictive properties, it's conjointly a hearty inhibitor. Moreover, clinical examinations have appeared to be a decent DHT blocker.
Specialists conjointly observed development inside the hair follicles that were presented to the androgenic hormone, and along these lines, the impacts of the androgenic hormone were checked by low dimensions of caffeine underneath comparative investigation conditions. Moreover, and most altogether, caffeine blended development inside the polished hairs in the indistinguishable investigation and underneath similar conditions.
At long last, caffeine has endeavored to adequately infiltrate the skin through hair follicles at interims the essential 2 minutes of applying Shapiro MD hair cleanser.
Since you just see extra in regards to the 3 principle dynamic fixings in Shapiro MD Cleanser, it's unmistakable anyway these 3 fixings normally overload the technique for DHT creation, that has attempted to trim back balding, treat the scalp, and fortify thin hair. Male example bareness, moreover deductively and medicinally commented as hairlessness areta is one among the chief regular sorts of male pattern baldness and thin hair in men. Research has demonstrated that the justification for this sort of male pattern baldness condition is a direct result of a male endocrine alluded to as dihydrotestosterone (DHT). Male example bareness and male pattern baldness happen once hair follicles gradually turned out to be littler, and thusly the antigen technique inside the hair procedure backs off, and hair progresses toward becoming diluent. This strategy prompts a shorter hair development cycle, which suggests that new hair can't develop as long and as strong as previously. After some time, the anagen part of the hair development cycle turns out to be about non-existent, and hence the new hairs don't look through the outside of the skin. at the point when this part is finished, hair starts to drop out absolutely.
In spite of the fact that this strategy is normal as an aftereffect of maturing in elderly people men and young ladies, considers have moreover appeared a few men in their mid-thirties start to call attention to indications of male pattern baldness. In any case, this is frequently credited to the use of steroid hormone drug, that has larger amounts of DHT.
- DHT may be an endocrine that helps develop male characteristics in men.
- DHT is assumed to cause hair follicles to shrink, which may be a major contribution to male pattern hair loss.
- Treatment strategies that contain ingredients that act as DHT blockers have tried to assist forestall the loss of hair.
Although the bulk of hair loss treatment merchandise and solutions are designed with ingredients that facilitate stimulate hair growth, the triple action advanced formula in Shapiro MD Shampoo is intended to focus on the present hormones that cause hair loss yet as some natural ingredients
Shapiro MD hair cleanser is recommended for every elderly people men and women who are experiencing male pattern baldness, uneven bare zones, thin hair still as male example phalacrosis. After predictable utilization of Shapiro MD Cleanser, individuals started to decide not exclusively new hair development, anyway more grounded, thicker, and more beneficial hair development in all cases, quite in bald territories.
Men that experience the ill effects of male example smoothness that have attempted Shapiro MD Cleanser were influenced by the outcomes. Numerous men with retreating hairlines started to decide hair becoming forward once abuse Shapiro MD Cleanser to cleanser hair for 5 to ten minutes out of each day. A few clients have professed to decide new hair development in as next to no as 3 weeks to up to one hundred eighty days.
Ladies World Wellbeing Association has utilized Shapiro MD hair stock to cleanser hair have conjointly observed thicker, more grounded, more advantageous and adequate hair development, even once abuse shading treatment stock and presenting hair to warm with a blow drier, family unit machine or level iron. Ladies have conjointly asserted that Shapiro MD Cleanser has re-established wetness to dry, broken hair and invigorate the regrowth of thicker, more full hair. Numerous clients have attempted changed hair development and balding stock all without any result. Truth be told, a few clients have guaranteed that Shapiro MD Cleanser has supplanted their distinctive cleanser bottles and can ne'er utilize another cleanser entire again. Clients then World Wellbeing Association have attempted Shapiro MD Cleanser conjointly joined that with the 60-day unconditional promise, they don't require anything to lose. The comfort issue alone was esteem giving Shapiro MD Cleanser an endeavor.
Albeit a few clients have supposed that they'd talented any male pattern baldness and damage once exclusively exploitation the Shapiro MD Cleanser hair regrowth treatment stock once exclusively two or three days or didn't perceive any prompts hair improvement and hair regrowth at all, there have been no hurtful or risky reactions to these hair development treatment items to date.
Once more, singular outcomes can fluctuate; a few clients may even get results once exclusively a long time and diverse clients probably won't get results for as long as ninety days or more. Shapiro MD producers advocate exploitation of these stock as coordinated to ensure the best outcomes. Utilizing very coordinated may surely cause angle impacts, albeit none have been accounted for. As usual, clients Joined Countries office is likewise adversely affected by any fixings in Shapiro MD Hair or Joined Countries office have any previous or a past filled with therapeutic ailments and additionally conditions should talk with their tending doctors or dermatologists before exploitation Shapiro MD cleanser hair regrowth stock. Moreover, Shapiro MD Cleanser and Conditioner hair regrowth treatment items don't contain any hurtful or unsafe or perilous fixings. Therefore, no negative manifestations or viewpoint impacts are supposed as Shapiro MD Cleanser angle impacts.
WHERE TO Purchase SHAPIRO MD SHAMPOO ONLINE?
A huge number of people trust inside the Shapiro MD Cleanser and Conditioner hair regrowth treatment stock. Shapiro MD Cleanser and Conditioner can be purchased online from the site, Amazon. Clients should buy a one-month offer of Shapiro MD Cleanser and Conditioner for under $74.99. Tragically, Shapiro MD Cleanser and Conditioner stock are exclusively sold online now. Intrigued clients will get the best arrangements on Shapiro MD Cleanser and Conditioner hair treatment stock by means of the official site. Clients may have the decision of purchasing various stocks at a diminished rate.
One-Month offer: Incorporates one container of Shapiro MD Cleanser and one jug of Shapiro MD Conditioner for $69.95, a $5 investment funds and free transporting.
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Four-Month offer: Incorporates four containers of Shapiro MD Cleanser and 4 jugs of Shapiro MD Conditioner for $99.80, a quick $100 reserve funds and furthermore free dispatching.
As indicated by organization terms, each buy of Shapiro MD Cleanser and Conditioner accompanies free dispatching is supported by a 60-day unconditional promise. Clients will just choose customer administration to get a one hundred pc discount in the event that they're discontent with the stock (less sending, obviously.) Besides, customer surveys detail that Shapiro MD moreover respects their unconditional promise strategies. Clients will send an email request and moreover choice the Shapiro MD customer administration group specifically for inquiries and contemplations.
With everything taken into account, MD Shapiro Cleanser and Conditioner might be a quality item intended to overload the male pattern baldness strategy, thicken and fortify hair, treat dry and broken hair and conjointly invigorate new hair development in bare regions. Furthermore, Shapiro MD Cleanser and Conditioner items are relatively shoddy in correlation with various male pattern baldness treatment arrangements and methods, together with vasodilative, hair transplant methodology, and even a wig. Actually, Shapiro MD Hair is furthermore recommended by a few medicinal services doctors and dermatologists for men and young ladies that experience the ill effects of thin hair, bare spots, and bothered scalp, and general male pattern baldness brought about by sparseness territory.
Albeit one "distinguishing strength" of Shapiro MD Cleanser and Conditioner is that it treats male example phalacrosis (alopecia zone) it's conjointly a decent item for young ladies that experience the ill effects of dry hair, flimsy hair, and bare, essentially hair that is shading treated or is persistently presented to warmth and mischief. Shapiro MD Cleanser and Conditioner goes the extra mile and offers a whole bundle of value item with a refined balding treatment answer as opposed to the next item available. Shapiro MD Cleanser and Conditioner items are upheld by long stretches of science and investigation, making them sheltered and viable items to treat balding.
COMPLAINTS OF SHAPIRO MD Cleanser?
Despite the fact that the main part of Shapiro MD Cleanser and conditioner clients are pleased with these male pattern baldness items, a few people didn't see wanted outcomes once numerous weeks to as long as a month of utilization. Like any item, singular outcomes can differ. Makers advocate exploitation the Shapiro MD Cleanser and Conditioner on a regular, predictable premise, applying the product(s) for at least ten to twenty minutes previously flush and clothing out.
That's why we've chosen to recommend Shapiro MD Shampoo as one of the best hair loss shampoos.
Managing thin hair, male pattern baldness, and a wiped out scalp will baffle and humiliating. Notwithstanding regardless of whether you're battling thin hair as a consequence of age or male example smoothness or another sort of unhealthiest, or on the off chance that you simply need to protect the wellbeing and quality of your hair and re-establish thicker more full hair, at that point stop dalliance and money on balding item or high-ticket hair transplantation strategies that are exclusively impermanent or don't work. Shapiro MD Cleanser and Conditioner might be a cost-successful, quality, protected and viable answer that really gets to the "root" of any drawback.


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Good Night Babies
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Join us as we take you from barn to barn to say good night to our baby animals while they are getting ready to bed down for the night. Help us tuck them in with a bed time snack, give them a good night pet and take some fun photos. We will then head inside to listen to a bedtime story while enjoying a cup of hot chocolate.
Fun for all ages!
Time: 6 p.m. & 7:15 p.m.
Cost: $3 per child, $5 per adult (Limited to 20 people per session)
Location: Wolcott Mill Metropark, Farm Center Office – Map Me
Pre-registration required by the day before the program.
- Phone: (586)752-5932
A Metroparks vehicle pass is required to enter any Metropark.