text: All of these "lucky items" and friends attributed to me being able to make Chimp's survive through a time I was sure I was going out of business and I am forever grateful and realize there was was a lot of lucky things lining up for me here. This experience above is why I warn people when they talk to me about being young and running my own business or thinking about opening their own. It is a very risky thing and I almost failed before I really got started. I got lucky and had a team of friends behind me all the way. This is what #teamchimpscomix means to me. Being there for each other. Building your community. Supporting your friends and their dreams and helping any way you can. Making friends with people you only knew as customers. Having great conversations and connections with them.
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  September is one of the best months for travelling China weather-wise. Compared to the summer holiday peak season and October's National Day holiday, September is less crowded, which means a better travel experience.
  The traditional Mid-Autumn Festival usually falls in September, bringing with it a great cultural atmosphere but crowds of Chinese travelers. In 2019, it falls on September 13. We list six best places to visit in the cool September.
  Beijing has four distinct seasons: blowy spring (sometimes with sandstorms), burning hot summer, cool autumn, and chilly winter. So, autumn is the peak season for travelling to Beijing, however, the most recommended month is September.
  The low rainfall (46 mm (2 in)) and moderate temperatures (on average 14 °C (57 °F)–26 °C (79 °F)) can make your tour in Beijing smoother and more enjoyable.
  Beijing has some of China’s best World Heritage sites, such as the Great Wall of China, the Forbidden City, the Summer Palace, the Temple of Heaven. In this historical capital city, you can maximize your appreciation of Chinese culture and history.
  The Yellow Mountains is one of the most famous and beautiful mountainous areas in China. The peculiar-looking pine trees and rocks, the seas of clouds (which make the mountains and trees much more mystical), and the hot springs are the four highlights of the Yellow Mountains.
  Though the Yellow Mountains is worth a visit all the year round, September is the most recommended moth to visit. Because the burning sun of summer has gone, autumn has added a cool mystery to the Yellow Mountains. It is easier to come across seas of clouds and see sun rises (less rain).
  The average temperature in the Yellow Mountains in September is 14 °C or 66 °F. The temperature difference between day and night is big, so remember to bring warm clothes.
  Winter comes early in the Yellow Mountains, lasting from late October (begins to snow) to March, so the later you visit in September the more likely you are to see fall colors.
  Shanghai is always popular, but September is especially suitable because of its more comfortable weather, and less crowding than in summer or early October.