Are you coming to Xian on business, to study or see the sites? Are you looking for more information about this lovely city? Then check out this site http://talkxian.com/, which has lots of information and is a place to connect with local Chinese people as well as expats.
Hope that helps!
Enjoy this day,
Matt
I haven't done all of these, but if you're heading to Xian here's a list of some things you can do. In the future I would like to expand on each of these, but for now, it's just a list.
1. Go to the Terracotta Warriors
2. See the Big Goose Pagoda
3. Ride a bike on the old city wall
4. Hit a drum in the drum tower at the center of the city
5. Hit the bell in the bell tower found in the center of the city
6. Eat Pao Mo
7. Walk through the Great Mosque
8. Eat Xian roast duck
9. Shop in the Muslim quarter
10. See the Banpo village remains
11. Come visit me and my family
Enjoy this day,
Matt
I’ve needed this information twice in the past two weeks, which means, that maybe there are others who also need this info also. So here are the Chinese New Year dates and animal signs for the next 10 years. The Chinese New Year is the most important holiday in Chinese culture. It signifies the start of the lunar calendar year.
Chinese New Year 2010-2019
YEAR STARTING DATE ANIMAL SIGN
2010 February 14th Tiger
2011 February 3rd Rabbit
2012 January 23rd Dragon
2013 February 10th Snake
2014 January 31st Horse
2015 February 19th Sheep
2016 February 8th Monkey
2017 January 28th Rooster
2018 February 16th Dog
2019 February 5th Pig
So I was recently asked if I would be willing to write a guest blog post about Xian, China for a travel website. “Of course!” was my answer. I love telling people about my lovely city! So anyways, you can find it on this site:
http://onetravel.wordpress.com
It should be up today or so. Let me know what you think about it. And if you want me to write a guest blog post for your blog, I write about… well, anything, and would love to.
Enjoy this day,
Matt
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