| nationale gerechten | mantou |
| nationale dranken | Chinese thee |
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| Temperatuur | Beste tijd voor een reis |
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| Officiële landsnaam | Volksrepubliek China |
| Hoofdstad | Peking |
| Nationaliteit | Chinees |
| Talen | Chinees Mandarin, Chinees, Wu, Chinees, Yue |
| Visum nodig? | Ja |
| Munteenheid | Yuan (CNY) |
| Regeringsvorm | communistisch |
| Grootte t.o.v. Nederland | 231.1 keer groter |
| Bevolking | 1330.0 miljoen |
| Bevolkingsdichtheid t.o.v. Nederland | 2.9 keer lager |
| Laagste punt | -154 m |
| Hoogste punt | 8850 m |

Net als de Lonely Planet en Footprint een echte gids voor de rugzakker. Veel info over slapen, vervoer en eten, maar ook aandacht voor algemene aspect... meer
Net als de Lonely Planet en Footprint een echte gids voor de rugzakker. Veel info over slapen, vervoer en eten, maar ook aandacht voor algemene aspecten van het land. Voor steden naar onze mening net iets beter dan de Planet!
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Seasoned journalist and former resident Rory Boland knows what it takes to make the move to Hong Kong. As someone who has lived, worked, and set up ... meer
Seasoned journalist and former resident Rory Boland knows what it takes to make the move to Hong Kong. As someone who has lived, worked, and set up a business in Hong Kong, Boland has the firsthand know-how and insight to help you make a smooth transition to life in China. With his experience to guide you, you'll have no trouble navigating the excellent public transportation system, avoiding common mistakes, and enjoying life to the fullest in this exhilarating, dynamic city.
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