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- Located in Jiading district, the Wenjieshiji Hotel (Wenjie Shiji Dajiudian) is 13 km (8 mi) from People's Square and 8 km (5 mi) from Hongqiao International Airport.
To the Pudong Airport: 62km (75 minutes driving) To the Hongqiao Airport: 20km(30 minutes driving) To railway station: 38km(45 minutes driving) - The Great Tang Hotel is adjacent to Shanghai F1 Circuit, providing 1159 various types of guestrooms. It is only a 25-minute drive from Shanghai Hongqiao International Airport.
Shanghai Hongqiao Airport 30 km Shanghai Pudong International Airport 95 km Shanghai South Railway Station 28 km Downtown People's Square 30 km Railway Station Shanghai Railway Station 30 km - Shanghai Xinci Hotel and Shanghai Xinci Business Hotel is located in the center of Anting Jiading Shanghai, close to the Shanghai International Circuit and the Shanghai International Automobile City; Shanghai Xinci Business Hotel is the international branded upper upscale hotel.
The hotel is located in the heart of the down of Maluin the Jiading District. In the vicinity are the well-know Guyi Garden, Huilongtan, Dreaming Amusement Park and 2,500 foreign capital invested enterprises. About twenty minutes driving distance from Hongqiao Airport. About seventy minutes driving distance from Pudong Airport. 30 km to the city center. Only ten driving distanct to F1 racing location. - The Shanghai Universal Ever Rich Hotel (Huanxin Fugui Tiandi Dajiudian) is located in the city's Jiading District, only eight minutes by car from the Shanghai International Circuit racetrack
- Located on National Highway 312, the Xietong Hotel (Xietong Dajiudian) is just 30 minutes from downtown Shanghai.
Railway Station Hongqiao Railway Station 31.25 km Downtown People's Square 30.84 km Airport Shanghai Hongqiao Airport (Terminal II) 27.73 km Airport Shanghai Hongqiao Airport (Terminal I) 28.01 km Railway Station Shanghai South Railway Station 36.49 km Railway Station Shanghai Railway Station 27.99 km Airport Shanghai Pudong International Airport 66.86 km - Northwest Shanghai's Jiading Hotel (Jiading Binguan) is located in the center of old Jiading Town, now the administrative center of Shanghai's sprawling Jiading District and is within walking distance of Qiuxiapu Park, Shanghai University, Bole Square and Fahua Pagoda. Convenient to the newly constructed North Jiading Road Metro Station (Line 11), the Jiading Hotel is approximately 45 minutes to an hour from central Shanghai by Metro or car
Downtown People's Square 16 km Airport Shanghai Hongqiao Airport (Terminal II) 11.55 km Railway Station Shanghai Railway Station 13 km Airport Shanghai Pudong International Airport 50.26 km - Located in Jiading District, the Tianjing Hotel (Tianjing Jingpin Jiudian) is adjacent to a supermarket and several dining places.
Shanghai (the name means 'above the sea') has exceeded 23 million inhabitants in 2010: it is the first city in China in terms of population and the first city in the world, considering the population of the city proper (without the external areas). Over the past 30 years (after the economic reforms of Deng Xiaoping), Shanghai has had an extraordinary development. Today is proud to be the major financial center (Shanghai Stock Exchange and 787 financial institutions) and the port with the highest traffic (29.5 million tonnes in 2010). Positioned on the heart of the Yangtze River Delta, at equal distance from Beijing and Hong Kong, Shanghai is bordered to the north and east by the province of Jiangsu to the south with the province of Zhejiang, and to East from East China Sea. Shanghai has a humid subtropical climate. The winters are cold and wet, summers are hot and humid, the springs are rainy and unstable, autumns are sunny and dry. In Shanghai there are about 250 thousand foreign people (especially Japanese, Korean and Americans). The hotels in Shanghai are beautiful and very numerous, the services offered are very satisfactory even for the most demanding customers. Currently, they are being completed some huge new hotels. The prices of Shanghai hotels are balanced and affordable. Attractions to visit in Shanghai: the Bund, Huangpu River, Yu Yuan Garden, Jade Buddha Temple, Shanghai Museum, Jin Mao Building, The Oriental Pearl TV Tower.
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The Terracotta Army is an ancient collection of sculptures which depict the armies of Qin Shi Huang who was the first Chinese emperor. It is believed that the statues were buried with the emperor to protect him in the afterlife. Located in the dry area of Shaanxi province,Terracotta is regarded as one of the greatest historical sites in the world. In fact, UNESCO recognizes it as one of the World Heritage Site. Read on to understand why Terracotta was built, how it was discovered and its structural layout. History The history of the Terracotta revolves around the first emperor of China who led his people in a series of battles. Since people had strong beliefs on life after death, they thought that it was wise for the emperor to be guarded even in the afterlife.This prompted them to mold an army that will still be there to give the emperor full protection against his adversaries. The hand-molded army strikes several similarities with the real military that he had used during his lifetime. Apart from providing protection, the army was also built to keep fine memories of the military that he had led to victories over other rival nations and also united the people of China. It is important to note that years before, rulers in China were buried alongside their workers and top officials. Terracotta army was designed to replace the real human sacrifice. The model soldiers were built using bare hands. No other sophisticated tool was used to do the job. Since it was manual labor, more than 7000 skilled artisans were involved in executing this task. It is estimated that the job took over 40 years to be completed.This explains why the sculptures have elegant and unique features. To ensure that the job was done perfectly, each warrior had a stamp bearing the name of the artisan who worked on it. This made it easier for the authorities to track […]