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	The Beijing Page
		Beijing's HuTong - A hutong is an ancient city alley or lane typical in Beijing.
		Beijing Art Museum the collection amount to about 50,000 pieces which range from the Neolithic age to the Ming and Qing Dynasty, as well as the modern times.
		Beijing Concord College of Sino-Canada - This is the first school in Beijing, China to allow Chinese students from Beijing and other provinces to enroll in the same education programs (High School and College level) together with foreign students.
	www.beijingpage.com (3784 words)

	Ring Roads of Beijing - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Beijing is one of the very few cities to possess multiple ring roads (or beltways).
		Actually Beijing's first ring road, the 2nd Ring Road was built in the 1980s and expanded in the 1990s.
		It is the ring road closest to the city to be directly interlinked with expressways -- the Airport Expressway, the Jingcheng Expressway (link under construction), the Badaling Expressway, the Jingshi Expressway, the Jingkai Expressway, and the Jingjintang Expressway.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Ring_Roads_of_Beijing (1055 words)

	cars - 5th Ring Road (Beijing)
		The expressway ring road is a provincial-level road in Beijing municipality.
		All of Beijing's expressways, except for the Jingha Expressway, are interlinked with the 5th Ring Road.
		By mid- 2003, half of the ring road was open, from the western end connecting the West Chang'an Avenue to the interchange in the southeast with the Jingjintang Expressway.
	www.carluvers.com /cars/5th_Ring_Road (1001 words)

	Online Encyclopedia and Dictionary - Beijing
		Beijing is one of the 4 municipalities of the People's Republic of China, which have a provincial -level status, and is under the direct control of the central government.
		Beijing is one of the largest cities in China, second only to Shanghai as the nation's biggest in terms of population.
		Roads in Beijing often are in one of the four compass directions (unlike, for example, Tianjin).
	www.fact-archive.com /encyclopedia/Beijing (3886 words)

	Beijing (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Beijing is one of the largest cities in China, second only to Shanghai as the nation's biggest.
		Beijing literally means "northern capital" (as opposed to Nanjing, meaning "southern capital" and Tonkin and Tokyo, both of which mean "eastern capital").
		Beijing is a railway hub of all mainland China.
	www.mywiseowl.com /articles/Beijing (3776 words)

	Beijing - Enpsychlopedia (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Beijing Municipality borders Hebei province to the north, west, south, and for a tiny section to the east.
		Beijing is one of the 4 municipalities of the PRC, which have provincial -level status, and is under the direct control of the central government.
		Beijing is also the northern terminus of the Grand Canal of China linking Beijing with Hangzhou, and the North Grand Canal flows in a similar southerly direction into the Hai He system.
	www.grohol.com /psypsych/Beijing (4762 words)

	Grenada content of Wikipedia free encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The urban area of Beijing, located at 39Â°54â²20â³ North, 116Â°23â²29â³ East (39.9056, 116.3914), is situated in the south-central part of the municipality and occupies a small but expanding part of the municipality's area.
		Beijing Opera or Peking Opera, Jingju, is well-known throughout the national capital.
		Beijing was poorly designed in terms of zoning and in terms of transportation system [8], [9].
	grenada.paellaman.com /grenadabrowse.php?title=Beijing (4674 words)

	3PD Archives:Beijing
		As the afternoon slips into evening, your last night in old Beijing is capped with a romantic dinner in a former courtyard home turned art gallery, restaurant, and cigar divan in the shadow of the Forbidden City.
		Beijing bikers have their own network of street-size lanes, and most major streets are written in Pinyin (romanized Chinese), making it easy to see the city on two wheels.
		The streets and lanes of Beijing are organized in an orderly grid layout with the Forbidden City directly in the center.
	www.hemispheresmagazine.com /3pd/three/2001/beijing.htm (2617 words)

	Beijing Free Maps - Tour-Beijing Travel Service
		Beijing local people often mention "ring road" when talking about the city roads in Beijing.
		Ring Roads circle the city and the city has now six ring roads.
		The first ring road theortically goes around the Forbidden City, which is the middle of the city, but in reality, it doesn't exist.
	www.tour-beijing.com /free_maps (588 words)

	Chris Drumgoole - My personal homepage
		2nd ring road was packed with traffic - but as I would only be on it for 400 meters before getting on the speedy Tonghuihe, it was worth the 5 minutes of mental anguish.
		Beijing already has over 3 million cars – with the road system already swelled, new measures must be taken immediately to slow the car population explosion.
		Beijing already has many bus lanes where access for normal vehicles is controlled by time of day.
	www.cdrum.com (3660 words)

	China Information on Danwei
		The road surrounding the Forbidden City was known as "#1 Road," and also "First Ring Road"....The Ming Emperor constructed a "First Ring Road" along the moat surrounding the Forbidden City; this actually served to provide a place for the Emperor, his officials, and his concubines to amuse themselves.
		The West Ring Road and the west section of the South Ring Road, from Muxiyuan past Yuquanying and Gongzhufen back to Renmin University was completed in the late 70s but had no elevated interchanges.
		The pinyin for first ring road (一环-- yihuan) is the same as the one for 遗患 (calamity) or 贻患 (sowing the seeds of disaster).
	www.danwei.org /china_information (1185 words)

	The Official Website of the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games
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		Merchandise can only be purchased at officially licensed retail stores designated by BOCOG.
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