China Provinces - Province Zhejiang 

It's a mountainous and vast regions, with major plains situated along the coast and at the river mouths, of which the Hangjia Lake plain in the South Yangtze River delta is the largest in area. Offshore islands are numerous. Its chief river, the Qiantang River runs across the northern part of the Province. Zhejiang has a north sub-tropical humid climate. Principal mineral resources are alum, and fluorspar, in addition to coal, iron, lead and pyrite.

New Hangzhou-Bangkok Route Opens In March 2010
On March 17, 2010, an international roundtrip air route will be launched from Hangzhou to Bangkok in Thailand. This route will be operated by Hainan Airlines from Hangzhou Xiaoshan International Airport. After the launch of the route, Hangzhou ...
Hangzhou, Province Zhejiang, China
The fact that Hangzhou (Province Zhejiang) has maintained a strong, independent identity despite the enormous success of its neighbor, Shanghai, is a testament to its character. Praised by Marco Polo and scores of Chinese poets, this lakeside city ...
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The Accor group has appointed Graham Koch as the general manager of Pullman Beijing South. Koch, who is an Australian resident, has had extensive experience in China having also worked in Xi'an , Hangzhou, and Shenzhen. During his twenty five years ...
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The Wuhan to Guangzhou high-speed passenger line had a successful first trial operation in early December 2009. The Wuhan to Guangzhou high speed line will formally open on December 26, 2009. With an average speed of 350 km/h, it will only take ...
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Zhejiang has well-developed light and heavy industries. The former mainly comprise cotton textile, linen, silks, papermaking, tea processing and wine-brewage. While the latter are machine-building and sewing etc. With Zhoushan fishing ground being No.1 in China in size, Zhejian is abundant in croakers, hair-tail fish, inkfish and freshwater fish as well. Its major farm produce includes rice, silk cocoons, tea, jute, bamboos and oranges. Ningbo and Wenzhou are its two main ports.
Zhejiang is endowed with lush mountains and exquisite waters, and rich in historical and cultural resources. Main scenic spots and historical sites are West Lake in Hangzhou, Putuo Mountain, Shengsi Archipelago, Nanxi River, Tiantai Mountian and Mogan Mountain. Among famous chief specialities are Hangzhou silk satin and brocade, longjing tea, hem of Jinhua, sweet oranges of Huangyan, rice wine of Shaoxing.

Hangzhou - Marco Polo once called Hangzhou, 'the most beautiful and magnificent city in the world'. It is a city rich with history and culture, spanning back over 2000 years. It made a name for itself in the sixth century, when the Grand Canal opened up and linked the area to other centers of trade. The South Song Dynasty (A.D. 1127-1279) helped making Hangzhou famous when the imperial family moved there in the 12th Century. With its inviting views and outstanding scenery, the area soon became popular with artists, poets and painters seeking inspiration in this little bit of paradise.
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Huachen International Hotel  
This tourist hotel is conveniently located for transport connections, in a famous cultural city with over 2000 years' history.
Hangzhou is home to the world-renowned, fresh water West Lake, an area of natural beauty. The hotel is only 8 minutes’ walk from here. The hotel crossed bustling Yan'an Road and is parallel to Jiefang Road; convenient for visitors who wish to shop and experience life in the city.
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