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China
isn't a country - it's a different
world. Unless you have a couple
of years and unlimited patience,
it's best to follow a loose
itinerary here and there, such
as following the Silk Road,
sailing down the Yangtze River,
or exploring the Dr Seuss landscape
of Guangxi Province. From shop-till-you-drop
metropolises to the epic grasslands
of Inner Mongolia, China is
a land of cultural and geographic
schisms. It's not that it has
completely done away with its
Maoist past - it's more that
the yin of revolutionary zeal
is being balanced by the yang
of economic pragmatism.
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