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Contents Contents ............................................................................................................ 1 Thailand ......................................................................................................... 5 Thailand – History (1)................................................................................ 5 History of Thailand........................................................................5 Thailand – History (2).............................................................................. 10 Thailand's History ....................................................................... 10 Thailand – History (3).............................................................................. 14 Thailand's History ....................................................................... 14 Thailand – Economy ............................................................................... 16 Economy of Thailand .................................................................. 16 Thailand – Geography............................................................................. 23 Geography of Thailand ............................................................... 23 Bangkok ....................................................................................................... 31 Bangkok ..................................................................................... 31 Bangkok – History ...................................................................................... 49 Bangkok – History (1).............................................................................. 49 History of Bangkok...................................................................... 49 Bangkok – History (2).............................................................................. 51 BANGKOK : History.................................................................... 51 Bangkok – What Pho .............................................................................. 53 Wat Pho...................................................................................... 53 Bangkok - Wat Pho (2) ............................................................................. 55 A Historical study of Wat Pho...................................................... 55 Bangkok – Wat Ratchanaddaram – Loha Prasat................................... 57 Wat Ratchanaddaram (1)............................................................ 57 Wat Ratchanaddaram (2)............................................................ 57 Chiang Mai ............................................................................................... 59 Chiang Mai – History................................................................. 59 A Brief History............................................................................. 84 Chang Mai – Wat Prathat Doi Suthep......................................................... 87 Changmai - Wat Prathat Doi Suthep (1) ................................................... 87 Wat Prathat Doi Suthep .............................................................. 87 Chang Mai – Wat Prathat Doi Suthep (2)................................................ 89 Wat Phrathat Doi Suthep ............................................................ 89 Mekong River............................................................................................... 93 Mekong River (1) ...................................................................................... 93 1
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Page 5 and 6: Hanoi History......................
Page 7 and 8: Thailand Thailand - History (1) htt
Page 9 and 10: ecame mad, and he was deposed, take
Page 11 and 12: 1980s, Thailand was ruled by Prem,
Page 13 and 14: Ramkhamhaeng King organized a writi
Page 15 and 16: To some, this demand was premature,
Page 17 and 18: Burma again invaded Ayuthaya in 176
Page 19 and 20: Contents The economy of Thailand is
Page 21 and 22: September 2005. Negotiations for a
Page 23 and 24: Exchange rates: baht per US dollar
Page 25 and 26: Thailand - Geography http://en.wiki
Page 27 and 28: Cambodia Disputes with Cambodia aft
Page 29 and 30: Regions Landforms and drainage divi
Page 31 and 32: Resources and land use Natural reso
Page 33 and 34: Bangkok http://en.wikipedia.org/wik
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Bangkok - History (2) http://www.th
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Bangkok - What Pho http://en.wikipe
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Bangkok - Wat Pho (2) http://www.wa
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Bangkok - Wat Ratchanaddaram - Loha
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Chiang Mai Chiang Mai - History htt
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Phaya Lawa Changkaraj lived in Ketu
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comparison, Phaya Mangrai had only
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“ …The Lord Indra said to the d
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was extremely fertile making it mos
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name Sri Phum Gate but was for reas
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Phaya Saen Phu was followed by Phay
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http://www.yupparaj.ac.th/webpage/c
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Five. People were allowed to draw w
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virtual depopulation. During the 20
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Thai traditions were accepted and a
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Following the drafting of the first
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Administrative changes began to occ
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perhaps fitting that he died after
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Chang Mai - Wat Prathat Doi Suthep
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Chang Mai - Wat Prathat Doi Suthep
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Bells at Wat Doi Suthep A Buddha sh
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Mekong River Mekong River (1) http:
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Balls of light are observable from
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Mekong River (2) http://cantho.cool
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These countries constitute the Indo
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These above data shows us two chara
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Mekong River (3) http://www.abc.net
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I heard the same complaints about f
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Like many other travellers, I treas
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and was subject to Burmese invasion
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The Dirty War For the next decade,
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http://www.laoembassy.com/discover/
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http://www.buddhanet.net/e-learning
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eturned the Phra Bang Buddha image.
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Laos - Geography http://en.wikipedi
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Only about 4% of the total land are
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Natural resources: timber, hydropow
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Pak Ou Caves http://www.laos.co.uk/
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Luang Prabang http://en.wikipedia.o
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Monarchs of Luang Prabang • Khun
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See also • Phra Bang • Xieng Ke
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steps to the entrance are made of I
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Karst landforms are generally the r
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The Witch's Finger stalagmite in Ca
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• Southeastern Minnesota, U.S.A.
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Limestone (calcium carbonate CaCO3)
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The water accumulating under the su
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continued under the covering of hum
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A soccer field near Vizinada. Durin
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This term refers to a natural arch,
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Romanian: Carst (n) de turnuri, car
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Dry valleys which were formed when
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are described by Jules Verne in his
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vienti
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The national memorial, Patuxay, was
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http://www.panasia.net/photo/laos/v
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the top of this mound the superstru
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Vietnam, like China, has two basic
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Cộ ng Hòa Xã Hộ i Chủ Nghĩ
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French colonial forces in the First
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Vietnamese People's Ground Forces (
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Vietnam is still a relatively poor
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For much of Vietnamese history, Mah
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informed about its policies. The me
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• Open Directory Project - Vietna
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In the spring of 542, Ly Bi rose up
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Histor
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Although without independence, Nort
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golden era in Vietnamese history, w
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Nguyễ n Kim's side was winning th
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throne and chose the name Gia Long.
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Huệ 's son and conquered Hanoi in
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The Geneva Conference of 1954 ended
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Reforms In 1986 Vietnam, under a ne
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vietna
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At various stages the conflict invo
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Hồ collapsed over the possibility
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As opposition to Diem's rule in Sou
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Main articles: Gulf of Tonkin Incid
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President Johnson had already appoi
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triumph of communism in Vietnam was
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for an end to the bombing of North
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Sihanouk remained in China, where h
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that there would be no more public
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By late 1974, the Politburo in Hano
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South Vietnam in order to bolster t
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200 pilots were reported to have se
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Notes Casualties Even today the num
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Lists • Military history • Unit
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• Herring, George C. America's Lo
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ho_Chi
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(MR 1) and BAs further south was ac
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endless intracacies of Laotian affa
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Despite the best anti-infiltration
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Cambodia was reached and the vehicl
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prohibited by law from participatio
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March, General Van Tien Dung launch
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35. ^ Victory in Vietnam, p. 208. 3
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• Gilster, Herman L. The Air War
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http://www.nautilus.org/VietnamFOIA
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level discussion of using nuclear w
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"huge number of weapons." Using evi
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Tố ng Bình and later Long Đ ỗ
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in subjects such as mathematics, ch
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Motor scooters dominate the roads i
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External links • Official Site of
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manufacture to the designated stree
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many of the old temples in the Old
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Cau Go today is a commercial street
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Hang Thiec is the street of tinsmit
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http://uk.holidaysguide.yahoo.com/p
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the city's loud speakers broadcasti
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At the end of the 19 century Hanoi
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Hai Phong http://www.vnviews.com/vi
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Hai Phong's architectural legacy co
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Local legend says that long ago whe
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Lang Son (and Province) http://en.w
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http://www.vietnamtourism.com/e_pag
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China - History http://www.china-tr
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• The first united empire in the
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1911 • Hong Kong became a British
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Histor
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3 Sovereigns & 5 Emperors Main arti
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Zhou Dynasty Main article: Zhou Dyn
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Wu (Han Wudi 漢武帝) consolidate
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From about 860 the Tang Dynasty beg
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Zhu Yuanzhang (朱元璋) or (Hong-
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Modern Era The two Opium wars and t
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During the Long March, the communis
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• Dubs, Homer H. 1955. The Histor
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• - Ancient China Great research
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651 BC 551 BC Lao Zi 551 BC 481 BC
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419 420 Gong 439 Southern and North
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1644 1661 1662 1674 1680 Shunzhi Re
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1935 Long March 1936 Xian incident
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Border-war with Vietnam Deng Xiaopi
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China - Ethnic Minorities There are
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The traditional centre piece of the
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slopes or riverbanks stand on stilt
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http://www.travelchinaguide.com/int
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http://www.travelchinaguide.com/att
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The unusual finished Wind and Rain
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Miao Ethnic Group http://library.th
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Yao Ethnic Group http://library.thi
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The Yao worship a number of gods an
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patterns. In addition to the silver
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The Yaos played an active role in C
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As the Yao people are very hospitab
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The traditional festivals of Zhuang
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However, explanations are diverse i
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eligious rites cost a lot of money.
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five-colored glutinous rice, while
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kilometers, covering more than 60 m
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attracted by the pull of the cliff
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Concerning the content of Huashan f
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Born in Suzhou, live in Hangzhou, e
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Situated in the southern suburbs of
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http://www.gxtravel.com/Citys/ReadA
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Longji - Rice Terraces http://www.t
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yangsh
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In 2005, Australian-owned cycling t
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Undeterred by his blindness, Jian Z
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The Li River is famous for its beau
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ancient China and the oldest existi
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Guilin http://www.chinahighlights.c
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guilin
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• Two autonomous counties: Gongch
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"Guilin’ s scenery is best among
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http://www.dragonair.com.tw/icms/se
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Shenzhen http://en.wikipedia.org/wi
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Demographics Shenzhen has seen its
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China securities market is undergoi
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There is another railway station lo
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• Shenzhen Airport • Shenzhen H
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Contents Hong Kong was a British co
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those deemed as class enemies of co
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which essentially manipulated the r
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Chief Executive, assumed office on
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The Court of Final Appeal in Centra
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Mo Shan, at a height of 958 metres
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Economy Hong Kong banknotes Main ar
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esulted in a strengthening in Hong
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Main article: New immigrants in Hon
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The city's cosmopolitan flavour can
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Hong Kong's religious beliefs are t
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Hong Kong International Airport Hon
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Main article: Military of Hong Kong
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• Forts and Pirates - A History o
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Transport Airport | Port | Ferries
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stanle
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The larger of the two beaches - Sta
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Victor
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External links • The Peak Hong Ko
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• Peak Terminal: A full station a
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Star Ferry http://en.wikipedia.org/
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The ferry itself is completely reco
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