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CCC e-Newsletter > Shanghai
March 24 - April 08, 2006 Editor: Feng Cheng
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What's on in Shanghai

Dining Out: Manchurian food
Saturday, March 25, 12:30-2pm 

Dongbei (Northeast China or Manchurian ) is well known for the fertile land, humorous and straightforward people and generous home-style food. The Manchurian food is very popular now in China with its home-made flavor, big size plate, more simmered and stewed (rather than the oily stir-fried) meat and vegetables. It is also known for some special local products and snack .

CCC will explain the feature of Manchurian food, main menu, recipe and ingredients. A variety of special products and dishes will be sampled. 

Tour: Peach Blossom Festival at Nanhui 
Saturday, April 8, 9:30am-6pm 

Join the annual Peach Blossom Festival at Nanhui District, suburb of Shanghai, and enjoy the lion dances, stilts and minority dances. And have lunch with local villagers.

Upcoming trips departing from Shanghai

March 30 or March 31 (Fri.evening) -- April 2;
Sichuan Pandas and Leshan Giant Buddha Statue

We also offer the weekend trip to Sichuan for those working people.
You can fly to Chengdu (Sichuan) on Friday evening,
so you will miss the Giant Buddha Statue, but will see Panda and others.

April 1-2

Pingyao, the only well preserved
walled city of China

Jingdezhen Ceramic Metropolitan & Wuyuan Old Town 

Wuyuan was listed by the China National Geography as one of top 6 prettiest ancient village-style townships of China in 2005. By the end of this month, yellow blossom will spread all-over the town; while Jingdezhen is the synonym of porcelain and known to for imperial kilns.

April 7, Friday evening - April 9, Sunday evening
Trip to Pingyao -- raise the red lanterns

Pingyao in Shanxi Province is a significant Ming Dynasty walled city,  with one of the few walls in China remaining intact and now a UNESCO World Heritage site. The city has a 2700 year history. It was the center of  Chinas modern Banking system from 1825, however with the collapse of the Qing Dynasty the banking and finances were transferred to Shanghai and Hong Kong which turned the city into a backwater, saving it from development and preserving its character.

April 14-17
Easter Trip: Hakka Earthen Round Houses, Quanzhou, and Xiamen

A recent photo of Gyantse, Tibet  by CCC
 View more photos here

April 15-16
Weekend Trip to Xi'an & Yao Ware Town   

April 22-23
Yellow Mountains & Ancient Anhui Villages

April 29-May 5  or  May 1-7 (two groups)
7-day trip to Tibet

April 29-May 5
7-day trip to Yunnan

Click here to view the details of all above trips.

 
     

  CCC Calendar  
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
Mar 24
Mar 25
Weekend trip: Yellow Mountain & Anhui Villages (March 24 even.-26 night)
6-day Guizhou Minority Custom Trip (March 25-30)
Dining Out: Manchurian food ( 12:30-2pm)
Mar 26
Mar 27
Mar 28
Mar 29
Mar 30
Sichuan Pandas and Leshan Giant Buddha Statue (March 30-April 2)
Mar 31
Apr 1
Porcelain Capital Jingdezhen & Wuyuan Town (April 1-2)
Apr 2
Apr 3
Apr 4
Apr 5
Apr 6
Apr 7
Apr 8
Weekend Trip: Pingyao--Raise the red lantern (April 7/6pm-April 9/8pm)
Tour: Peach Blossom Festival at Nanhui ( 9:30am-6pm)

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