Category: Maps
Nantou was the military base from which the 1520 Battle of Tuen Mun was directed. It is a battle that has received special attention from Chinese historians and propagandists …
There are some interesting myths current about China’s development. Only yesterday we were listening to a highly respected international economist on the BBC opining that although the Chinese were …
This is the Flag bearer of the OCT theme parks; all of the world’s main tourist attractions in one-third size packed into a single park. We visit Windows on …
Our aim was to find our way to the legendary Xichong Beach. This has a mystical reputation amongst the foreign community of South China as the finest surfing beach …
The other OCT theme parks have claims to culture. Happy Valley is an unashamed Disneyland. And even without Mickey and Minnie it’s a good one. Let’s put this in …
This is the tomb of the last Emperor of the Southern Song dynasty, Zhao Bing, known as the Xiang Xing Emperor. It is situated in Chiwan, which is directly …
The Hakka are often described as some type of mysterious ethnic minority who live amongst the Chinese. The reality is more prosaic. From the end of the Tang Dynasty …
This is a quirky little sculpture. It is not quite clear what the sculptors are trying to achieve. In theory it is a snapshot of one day in Shenzhen, …