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Hong Kong Hotels and Travel
Guide
Hong Kong hotels,
attractions, and
nightlife;
an essential collection of must-knows for every venture to Asia’s
storybook city.
Visiting the Hong Kong Special
Administrative Region (SAR) for
business? We can help you get an edge – or at least recommend a golf
course. Only making a
short stopover.
We show you how to make the most of it.
Honeymooning
in Hong Kong? You don't have to be love-struck to benefit from our tips
for newlyweds, but it might help.
Let our guide help you find
the right
hotel at the right price, with up-to-the-minute information on room
availabi and Hong Kong hotel promotions.
China.com: major
English/Chinese
language portal based in Hong Kong. Economic content practically nil. OK
for horoscopes.
ChinaNow:
Chinese- and English-language portal covering Beijing, Nanjing, Shanghai
and Guangzhou (supersedes Shanghaied.com). Excellent for both expatriate
residents and tourists. Enticing sections include "Find hidden
restaurants".
ChinaOnline: Chicago-based
English-language portal: nice, clean site with some good content, but
has started to fill pages with official news stories.
ChinaPages: Chinese
and English language business
portal: mostly B2B advertising. News items tend to be adverts for firms
like the Ningbo Xinda Screw Compressor Co. Ltd.
Inside China Today: neat,
comprehensive, updated daily, all in English
Muzi: a pleasant online community, in
danger of degenerating into a dating site
MyWeb: Beijing-based Chinese
language portal, originally from San Francisco. As the name suggests,
personalised and adaptable to user requirements.
Sina: another Beijing-based
Chinese language portal, with a user-friendly Yahoo-type menu. Very
broad (but not always deep) coverage.
Virtual China: New York-based
English language portal providing daily coverage of China focusing on
the Internet industry, plus some interesting sections on culture and the
arts. And don't miss Jennifer Yang's spicy Sichuanese recipes!
www.online.sh.cn: Shanghai-based
Chinese language portal. Very much a local online illustrated newspaper,
only slightly marred by irritating animated .gif adverts.

Yahoo!China: needs no introduction,
all in Chinese.
Economics, business, trade and
finance
There are
numerous sites in China claiming to provide economic data. Unfortunately,
most suffer from terminal defects: they take ages to load, or are
defunct, or hopelessly out-of-date, and often contain worthless data or
no data at all. Please let me know if you find good sites and I'll
include them in this list.
ChinaWeb:
up-to-date English-language market data and stories, largely but not
exclusively, from the South China Morning Post, also in
full-form
and simplified
Chinese
The Chinese Finance Association:
a surprisingly good and up-to-date source of economic news, all in
English--ignore the dull grey background. The excellent newsletter is
available on site or you can subscribe to an email version.
Les chinois au Québec et au Canada
Bibliochine.
Quelques pages pour découvrir les
écrivains et les
œuvres de la littérature chinoise, ainsi que des livres en français
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traductions des classiques, de
la littérature,
sinologie et
autres études. Voir aussi la
bibliographie très complète extraite du Monde Chinois de
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La Chine est grande. Avec 9 600 000 km²
de terres, elle occupe le troisième rang mondial -
derrière la Russie et le Canada.
La
topographie est marquée par une opposition entre l'Ouest
et le Nord d'une part, formés de hautes terres
continentales montagneuses, de déserts et de forêts, et
d'autre part l'Est et le Sud plus humides, parsemés de
collines, de plaines fertiles et de cours d'eau. Les
régions de culture se trouvent à l’est, au centre et au
sud du pays, tandis que le Nord-Ouest et le grand Ouest
des déserts et des steppes est occupé par les pâturages.
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De nombreuses religions
coexistent en Chine, où les activités religieuses sont réglementées par la
loi. Le gouvernement chinois estime qu'il y a environ 100 000 000 de
croyants dans le pays, ce qui représenterait 7,7% de la population. Ce
chiffre doit toutefois être nuancé par l'encadrement strict de la pratique
religieuse dans le contexte d'une idéologie fondée sur l'athéisme d'État, et
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La Chine est le troisième pays du monde en superficie si l'on cumule
la RPC et Taiwan
sujette à controverse eu
égard en particulier au taoïsme et au bouddhisme.
China Center for
Economic Research: based in the prestigious Peking University (Beida),
the CCER organises seminars and conferences on the Chinese economy
and publishes working papers for PDF download from this site. The
director is the prize-winning economist Justin Lin Yifu
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China
Attractions |
1.
travel china guide (Almost
twenty attractions in China now are listed in the World Culture and
Natural Heritage Category)
Have you ever come
to China to enjoy its various wonders? Different categories of
attractions here are sorted from the aspect of history, scenery, people,
religion and more!
<a href="http://www.enlacesrss.com" target="_blank">Enlaces RSS </a>
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china-attractions
(The China attractions which have
drawn me back to the Country, year after year, have been meeting friends
and getting new experiences, and there were plenty to enjoy on my visit
in 1990. )
China Attractions
mean different things to different people. China attractions can be the
larger cities and Chinese monuments or China Attractions can be found in
the smaller towns and villages, away from the beaten track
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China Kung Fu
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1.
www.chinahand
(We specialize in instruction of Kung Ku,
Shoaling Chuan, Tai Chi Chuan, Pa Kua Chuan, Hsing Yi Chuan)
China Hand Kung Fu Academy welcomes and invites you to learn more about us.
We hope all of the information you are looking for is here. Feel free to
come and visit us at our Academy too at anytime
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Chinavoc.kungfu
(Introduce Tai Chi and Tai Chi Chuan, Tai Chi Chuan Styles,
and Tai Chi Chuan Movements, with much pictures)
Introduce Shaolin history,
Shaolin Monks, and Shaolin Kung Fu.
Shaolin Quan or Shaolin Chuan originated in the Shaolin Temple on Mount Songshan
at Dengfeng in Henan Province. It was named after the temple. The founder of the Shaolin Quan was said to be an Indian monk..
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China Newspapers
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www.onlinenewspapers
China newspapers for
information on local issues, politics, events, celebrations, people and
business. Looking for accommodation, shopping, bargains and weather then this is
the place to start. Information about holidays, vacations, resorts, real estate
and property together with finance, stock market and investments reports; also
look for theater, movies, culture, entertainment, activities and events all
covered in China newspapers.
2.
www.worldpress. (Your
guide to the international press, featuring translations from thousands of
newspapers in more than 20 languages.)
Newspapers and Magazines
Online, A complete guide to
China and other World newspapers and magazines,
News and Views From
Around the World Africa Americas Asia-Pacific Europe Middle East
Front ;
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China
Cities |
1.
www.chinatoday (The
total urban population in China is 515.11 million)
The total
number of Chinese cities is 666.
11 cities with population over 2 million; 23 cities with population between 1
millions and 2 million; 44 cities with population between 500,000 and 1 million;
159 cities with population between 200,000 and 500,000; 393 cities with
population less than 200,000.
2.
www.maps-of-china
Maps of Chinese cities, provinces and regions in the
principal areas of China. Each map section has large, clear maps showing cities,
borders and highways.
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Links
Chine
Tibet Tourism Bureau
*www.lechinois.com
Ce site est
fait pour apprendre le Chinois en ligne. Vous trouverez de nombreuses
rubriques qui vous aideront à apprendre cette langue. Mais également
d'autres parties avec des infos sur la Chine.
*www.questionchine.net
Questionchine.net apporte une meilleure compréhension de l'évolution de
la Chine en présentant, sur un site Internet en français, l'information
ouverte, évaluée et synthétisée dans son contexte économique, culturel
ou historique.
Business
http://www.alibaba.com
www.globalimporter.net
www.shenzhentrade.com.cn
http://www.cntrades.com
www.chinapt.com
www.asiesourcing.com
www.china-briefing.com
http://www.business.gov.hk
www.investment.gov.cn
http://www.made-in-china.com
www.globalsources.com
www.lentreprise.com
http://www.b2x.com
www.nitriprojects.com/
Wengu er Zhixin (introduction,
table) est une base de textes pour lire des classiques chinois,
consultable en
english version et dans une
version « sans chinois ». Les caractères sont liés au dictionnaire
Zhendic. Textes disponibles :
• Le
Canon des Poèmes, Shi jing, le plus ancien recueil connu
de poésie chinoise, 300 chansons et hymnes, version chinoise et
traductions de Legge (en) et Granet (fr, incomplète).
• Les
Entretiens de Confucius, Lunyu, le Maître discute avec
ses disciples et dévoile un coin de sa pensée, version chinoise et
traductions de Couvreur (fr), Legge (en) et Lau (en).
• Yi
King, le Livre des Mutations, Yi jing, le dispositif des
64 hexagrammes, leurs commentaires et leurs transformations, version
chinoise et traduction de Wilhelm (en, fr).
• Le
Livre de la Voie et de la Vertu, Daode jing, le Tao de
Lao-tseu exposé en 81 textes poétiques et obscurs, version chinoise et
traductions de Julien (fr), Waley (en), Wilhelm (de) et Lau (en).
• Poèmes
de la dynastie des Tang, Tang shi, recueil de 300 pièces
pour découvrir la poésie chinoise à son apogée, version chinoise et
traduction de Bynner (en). |
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