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Mid-Range and Budget Restaurants in China

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Mid-Range Restaurants

King's Joy 

Located very near the Lama Temple in Beijing, Chef Pan Jianjun's menu includes organic ingredients
from various farms around the city. Jianjun focuses on health and nutrition with a balance of looks, texture, and taste. His sauteed matsutake mushroom with gingko and asparagus are well-liked even by carnivores. The restaurant is in Dongcheng District on Wudaoying Hutong.

Lei Garden 

Originally a Hong Kong brand, Lei Garden offers modern and classic Cantonese cuisine. However, diners prefer its dim sum during [.....]

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7:35 AM

Top Restaurants In China

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Expensive Restaurants 

The Temple Restaurant Beijing 

The Temple Restaurant Beijing is a 120-seater restaurant known for its historic setting and fine dining experience. Bestsellers include truffle jus, smoked duck, grilled pigeon with ceps, and goose liver and lobster on toast. For a weekend brunch, guests can enjoy dainty house-baked pastries. The restaurants wine cellar offers Bordeaux, Burgundy, and Champagne. The Temple Restaurant Beijing is on Shatan Bei 9Jie and near Wusi da Jie.

The Brian McKenna @ The Courtyard 

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5:00 AM

Top Tourist Attractions In China

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Being a large country with many attractions, China is frequently visited by a lot of foreign tourists
each year.

The Forbidden City 

Located at the heart of Beijing, the Forbidden City is the best preserved and largest palace in the world. It served as the imperial palace during the Ming Dynasty. It took 14 years to complete and tens of thousands of laborers worked hard to finish it. Measuring 961 meters by 753 meter, the rectangular-shaped palace has 8,707 rooms in a 155,000-square-meter area. Because it [.....]

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7:29 AM

Background of China Tourism

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Tourism In China

For the past few years, tourism in China has greatly improved due to its opening and reformation. China is now experiencing a travel boom. Tourists flock to the country to experience its culture and see what it has to offer. Being the 3rd most visited country across the globe, foreign tourists numbered close to 56 million in 2010. China's income from foreign exchange in that same year amounted to US$45.8 billion. Domestic tourists, on the other hand, totaled at least 1.5 billion.
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