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Editor's Note: Chinese New Year begins this week and if you haven’t made plans then you aren’t going anywhere. Which is fine, and actually the preferred choice for many. If you are struggling to come with what do though, look no further as one of writers has described the perfect Chinese staycation. There are many traditions that come with Spring Festival, one of which is cleaning and fixing up your house. The New Year brings new beginnings, such as new ‘startups’ that make the arduous journey home a little more bearable. But when starting something new, just be careful that it hasn’t been done before. One thing that has never happened before is having a Chinese winner of the Australian Open. We’ve also never seen a country export air pollution, buy hey, during these tough economic times you have to do, what you have to do, right? There are other ways of making money, such as finding a job on our Job section, or finding a sugar daddy/mommy on our Dating site. If all else fails, you will surely find some comfort on our Answers section with a host of friendly users waiting to help you with your problems. Looking for jobs? Please check newly added eChinacities Job Referral Services feature!
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The Shamate: China’s Misunderstood Sub-Culture
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Fire Destroys 300 Homes in Dong Village, Guizhou
A fire in an ancient Dong village in Guizhou Province has destroyed nearly 300 homes, and affected the lives of over 1000 people. The blaze started on the evening of January 25 and according to preliminary reports more ...
Li Na Wins Australian Open, Sets Two Records
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12 Killed, 5 Arrested in Xinjiang Bombing
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Beijing and Tianjin Experiencing Severe Water Shortages
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‘Dungeon Master’ Saga Finally Ends, With His Execution
The last chapter in one of China’s more tragic and eye-catching stories in recent memory has been completed. Li Hao, a man from central China, was convicted of ‘murder, rape, illegal detention, organized prostitution ...
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Beijing Happy Valley Celebrate Spring Festival Jan 31 – Feb 6
Beijing’s Happy Valley is celebrating Spring Festival with the rest of us, between January 31 and February 6. Included in the festivities will be traditional performances, fashion parades, different cuisines, and will...
Radetzky March World Music Spring Symphony Concert Held Feb 1 in Shanghai
The Radetzky March World Music Spring Symphony Concert will be held on February 1 at the Shanghai Oriental Art Centre. The musicians are all part of the Beijing Wind Orchestra. The concert will feature a number of ...
Guangzhou Chimelong Lantern Festival will be held Jan 25-Feb 23
The annual Guangzhou Chimelong Lantern Festival will take place from January 25 until February 23. The park will be divided into five regions and will feature large lanterns arranged in more than 10 groups, hosting ...
Shenzhen Welcome Spring with Flower Market Jan 26-30
For the 33rd year Welcome Spring with Flower Market will be held in Shenzhen. This year it’ll take place January 26 – 30. The site will be divided into a flowers and trees area, a floral arts and crafts area, a ...
Fly Shanghai to Europe For as Little as 3,300 RMB
British Airways recently announced their discount fares for 2014. You can now fly from Shanghai to continental Europe and the United Kingdom for as little as 3,300 RMB. The discount will run from now until December 31,...
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Useful Note on Chinese Drinking Culture
As a foreigner living in China its easy to take for granted the understanding of cultural differences that one develops while living here. As such its also quite easy to assume too much sometimes and labour under the misconception that all ...
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