China Themes Travel Guide

Shanghai offers a unique blend of traditional and modern tea culture, making it a haven for tea enthusiasts. From historic tea houses nestled within ancient gardens like Yu Garden...

The Daqing River (大清河), a tributary of the Hai River Basin, is also known as Shangxi River (上西河). The river gets its name due to its clear water, in...

Lao She Teahouse in Beijing Lao She Teahouse is located in Qianmen Street, covering a business area of 2,600 square meters (28,000 sq. ft.). Decorated mainly in a traditional...

China boasts 17 main tea-growing regions, each contributing unique characteristics to the country’s rich tea culture. Here’s a brief overview of these regions: Anhui (安徽): Famous for Keemun black...

Puer Tea, one of China’s most renowned teas, is beloved for its unique characteristic of having a distinct flavor from each mountain. The diverse terrain and climate conditions of...

Gaiwancha (盖碗茶) is a traditional tea-drinking practice common in regions such as Sichuan Province (四川省) and Gansu Province (甘肃省) in China. It is characterized by a tea set with...

Adopting a child from China typically costs between $15,000 and $25,000, including travel expenses. The process is structured and transparent, with all fees clearly outlined at the start. These...

China adoption is a safe, stable option when it comes to selecting an international adoption program. In fact, more than 75,000 children have been successfully united with their forever families...

For almost twenty years, China has been the most popular source country for international adoptions by Canadian families. Since the peak year of 2005, however, adoption numbers have decreased...

China’s adoption process allows foreign families to adopt children under the age of 14, including orphans, abandoned children, and those whose parents cannot care for them. To be eligible,...