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版权页：   插图：    Visa extensions in China are handled at the local Public Security Bureau's (gong'anju 公安局) Foreign Affairs Department. One month extensions may be granted at the discretion of the issuing officer. Hong Kong is a good place to get new visas into China without going too far away. Be aware that some travel destinations will require special travel permits-destinations that require these are mentioned in the individual articles. CUSTOMS There are restrictions on the type of things you can bring into and take from China.These limits include the amount of cigarettes (400) and wine or spirits (2 bottles)that can be imported. Cash amounts that exceed US $5,000 must be declared at customs upon entering China. Importing perishable goods is prohibited. Jewelry,cultural relics, gold and silver items and handicrafts bought in China are required to be shown to customs when departing. Customs reserves the right to confiscate articles deemed "cultural treasures," which are items dated earlier than 1795. Make sure you keep the receipt when you buy jewelry,art, and antiques. You might need to present the receipt to the custom officials when you leave China. CURRENCY & EXCHANGE Most major currencies can be exchanged into Chinese currency, which is called renminbi (RMB),人民不 renminbi or "people's money.") The basic unit is the yuan (yuan 元) or colloquially known as the kuai (kuai 块). One yuan is divided into 10 jiao (jiao 角), which is also called a mao (mao 毛).One is further divided into 10 fen (fen 分).Foreign currency can be exchanged at airports, border crossings, tourist hotels, some large shopping centers and major branches of Bank of China (zhongguo yinhang 中银行). Exchange rates are subject to change,so it's best to check your local bank or the tony websites that offer conversion inforration. TRAVELERS CHEQUES Hotels in China accept travelers checks from their guests and the exchange rate is slightly higher than cash. Large Bank of China branches also accept them, though it's convenient to exchange them at the airport upon arrival. You'll need to keep exchange receipts if you plan on exchanging back into the original currency. If your checks are issued from a major company,there shouldn't be a problem in cashing them. If you are uncertain, check with the hotel beforehand.

书籍目录

Brief Introduction to China's History Chinese Garden Landscaping Chinese Arts Religion in China Food in China THE GUIDE Practical Information Beijing NORTHEAST CHINA Harbin Changbai Shan Dalian NORTH CHINA Tianjin Chengde Beidaihe & Shanhaiguan Hohhot Wutai Shan Pingyao Yungang Caves NORTHWEST CHINA Yinchuan Xi'an Hua Shan Xining Dunhuang Turpan Kashgar EAST CHINA Shanghai Tai Shan  Qufu Qingdao Huang Shan Lu Shan Nanjing Suzhou Yangzhou Hangzhou Shaoxing Xiamen Wuyi Shan CENTRAL CHINA Shaolin Temple Longmen Caves Kaifeng Wudang Shan Wulingyuan SOUTHWEST CHINA Chongqing Chengdu Jiuzhaigou & Huanglong Guiyang Kunming Dali Lijiang Lhasa SOUTH CHINA Nanning Guilin Yangshuo Guangzhou Shenzhen Sanya HONG KONG, MACAU & TAIWAN Hong Kong Macau Taiwan BOXED TEXT Traditional Chinese Medicine General Chronology Chinese New Year Chinese Characters The Pilgrim's Progress Qin Shihuang The Tibetan Antelope The Silk Road Confucius The Grand Canal Chinese Wine and Spirits Zheng He's Exploration of Discovery Chinese Tea The Chinese Zodiac General Chennault and the "Flying Tigers" The Giant Panda Naxi Script Princess Wencheng Taboo in Tibet The Opium War Matteo Ricci LEAEN TO SPEAN CHINESE Greetings First Encounters Accommodation Chinese Typical Dishes Chinese Traditional Food At the Post Office Language Difficulties Goodbye Feelings Shopping Request Finding Your Way Buying Tickets At the Restaurant Well Wishing Bargaining By Airplane By Train By Taxi Thank/Reply Apology / Reply Emergencies At the Doctor By Bus At the Bank Souvenirs Drink Fruit

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《在中国:旅游指南(英文版)》由五洲传播出版社出版。

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《在中国:旅游指南(英文版)》分地区介绍了中国各地的旅游资源以及对外国人来华旅游有帮助的各种实用信息，可读性强。“在中国”系列为指南类图书，以权威、实用、可读性强的方式呈现中国的资讯。《在中国:旅游指南(英文版)》为其中之一。

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