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15 Cards in this Set

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China capital
Beijing
Shanghai
largest city
"Paris of the East"
French designed an Opera house here
Terracotta Warriors
(NW Provinces)
tomb of Emperor Quin Shi (210 BC), site contains an army of 6,000 terracotta warriors.
The Silk Road
(NW Provinces)
traveled by Marco Polo
Xian easternmost city of Silk Road
Mogao Caves
(NW Provinces)
in the desert covered w murals telling the story of Buddhism
Chengdu
(Central Provinces)
religious sites
Leshan, Chengdu
(Central Provinces)
giant stone Buddha
3 gorges
(Central Provinces)
dam has been completed-river cruises are popular
many sites were inundated and historic sites were lost
Tibet
(Southern Provinces)
has been a part of China since 1950s. For centuries it was an independent country, isolated from the world.
Stone Forrest
(Southern Provinces)
near Vietnam and Laos
rocks shaped like needles from trees
Guilin Region
(Southern Provinces)
magnet for poets, writers, monks, and missionaries
Hong Kong
(Southern Provinces)
British took Hong Kong from China in 1841 after 1st Opium War and returned it in 1997
Hong Kong Kowloon side
The Golden Mile (most hotels are here)
Hong Kong side
World Financial Center
Macao
(Southern Provinces)
a former Portuguese colony, returned to China in 1999.
40% of income comes from gambling (casinos)