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	Aaccessmaps.com presents information about Beijing
		Beijing became a city during the early years of the Song Chinese Dynasty (960-1279 AD) when the Qidan, a nomadic tribe, pushed south of the Great Wall and captured and settled the area of modern Beijing.
		Beijing was laid out like most other major Chinese cities, however, since it was the capital of the empire, it was designed on a grand scale – mostly to overwhelm and impress the emperor's neighbors and his own subjects.
		Beijing is recognized as the political, educational, and cultural center of the Peoples Republic of China, while Shanghai and Hong Kong are its economic hubs.
	www.aaccessmaps.com /show/info/beijing_overall (1395 words)

	Beijing Travel, Travel Guide to Beijing China
		Beijing is one of six ancient capital cities of China, as well as a world-renowned historical and tourist city...
		Beijing is surrounded by the Yanshan Mountains on the west, north and east while the small alluvial plain of the Yongding River lies to its southeast.
		Climate: The climate in Beijing is of the continental type, with cold and dry winters, due to the Siberian air masses that move southward across the Mongolian Plateau.
	www.chinahighlights.com /beijing (1018 words)

	Transportation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		The prominent mode of transportation in Beijing is the bicycle.
		It is interesting to compare the transportation systems of Beijing, which may be some of the poorest in the world, with the transportation systems of Tokyo, which are arguably among the most advanced in the world.
		Beijing, meanwhile, seems to be quagmired in a perpetual state of inefficiency.
	www.macalester.edu /courses/geog61/bnixon/transport.html (488 words)

	Transportation in Beijing - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Beijing, as the capital and a municipality of the People's Republic of China (PRC), is a transportation hub, with a sophisticated network of roads, railways and a major airport.
		Unfortunately, unlike 2003 (which witnessed the opening of the remaining 40% of the 5th Ring Road on time on November 1, 2003), 2004 proved to be a poor year in terms of the Beijing authorities holding their promises on new roads to be opened to general traffic.
		Beijing's main airport is the Beijing Capital International Airport near Shunyi, which is about 20 kilometres northeast of Beijing proper.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Transportation_of_Beijing (1402 words)

	History of Beijing China (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		This location serves as an important geographic and political intersection between the settled farming population to the south and west and the nomadic tribes of the north, northeast and northwest.
		In the 13th century the Yuan dynasty was established and Beijing, Khanbalik, became the political and administrative center for all of China.
		The Republic of China was established after the overthrow of the Qing dynasty in 1911 and Beijing remained the political center of China until 1928.
	whmm.net /beijing/history.html (324 words)

	Beijing Travel Guide, Beijing Tour, Beijing Hotel,City Map,Climate, China Trip Beijing
		Beijing, Jing for short, is the nation's political, economic, cultural and educational center as well as China's most important center for international trade and communications.
		Although now Beijing is a modern and fashionable city complete with a full 21st Century vitality, you can experience authentic Beijing life and become acquainted with 'old Beijing' by exploring its many teahouses, temple fairs, Beijing's Hutong and Courtyard and enjoy the Peking Opera.
		Add any or all of these to your Beijing tour and you will leave with a feeling of special appreciation in your heart for this ancient city that has truly seen it all and tells its story with matchless grace, charm and vigor.
	www.travelchinaguide.com /cityguides/beijing.htm (1286 words)

	Focus on public transportation
		Qiu said the average speed of vehicles on Beijing 's main roads had fallen by half in the past decade, and that 60 per cent of the city's main intersections suffer from serious traffic congestion.
		Wang said the ministry wanted public transportation to account for a third of the transportation available in the country's main cities within the next five years.
		According to statistics from the World Bank, the average speed of vehicles on the main roads between Beijing's second and third ring roads during rush hours fell to 10 kilometre-per-hour (kph) last year from 45 kph in 1994.
	www.chinadaily.com.cn /bizchina/2006-12/04/content_749271.htm (475 words)

	Beijing (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Capital of China since the Mongol Yuan dynasty of 1271, Beijing today is a city of somewhere between 11 and 20 million (the official data are unreliable).
		Beijing is dramatically situated close to the mountains through which the Great Wall runs.
		Beijing is a wonderful city with an amazing history and its changing beyond recognition as you read this.
	www.photo.net /china/beijing (3665 words)

	Beijing 2008 Olympics -- U.S. Commercial Service China
		The Beijing municipal government has announced that it understands the necessity for foreign direct investment in developing all of these projects and is thus working to create a favorable investment environment.
		Beijing will also speed up the development of facilities for treatment and dumping of domestic waste, and improve sewage systems and urban waterways.
		Beijing Power Supply Bureau is planning to further improve the capacity of the city's power supply system with several projects due for completion in 2005.
	www.buyusa.gov /china/en/olympics.html (938 words)

	Beijing: Local Transportation
		Transportation is not a problem in Beijing, with taxis, the underground, and buses readily accessible.
		The Beijing underground is quite simple to use, with signs at each stop posted in pinyin, but it does not cover a wide area of the city.
		Taxi drivers cruising the streets of Beijing are generally honest, but those who frequent hotels tend to wait for long-distance passengers, and may try to take advantage of travelers not familiar with the city, by taking a more circuitous route.
	www.worldroom.com /pages/wrnbj/get_arnd/bj_trans.phtml (938 words)

	Beijing Transportation guides - Oriental Travel China Tourist Information
		The traffic condition in Beijing is the best one in China and Beijing is also the most convenient city in China.
		In Beijing, there are not only a lot of buses and trolley buses, but also some long-distance buses.
		In Beijing, there is a kind of tour buses, and all these buses are beginning with "tour".
	www.orientaltravel.com /China/Beijing/Transportation.htm (229 words)

	Beijing Subway - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Beijing projects expansion of its subway network from the current 114 km to 481.2 km by 2015 (around 200 km by 2008).
		Beijing plans to invest 63.8 billion yuan (7.69 billion US dollars) in future projects between 2002 and 2008.
		It was first built on the site of the Beijing city wall, and expanded from its south and southwestern parts to form a full loop in the early 1980s.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Beijing_Subway (1594 words)

	Beijing Official Website International
		In order to provide more references to useful services for foreiners in Beijing,the Handbook for Foreigners in Beijing will be issued by BJFAO in November,2006.
		Beijing's 2008 Olympic organizers have said the Games venues will be completed by the end of 2007.
		Beijing municipal government will spend billions to upgrade its bus system next year in an ambitious effort to relieve the city's notorious rush-hour traffic.
	www.ebeijing.gov.cn (215 words)

	Olympic 2008 __ Transportation
		For instance, the Fourth Ring Road to be completed in the spring of 2001 is a principal expressway connecting the majority of the Olympic venues located in the west, northwest and north parts of the city.
		The Beijing Municipal Government has officially named the Fourth Ring Road the "Olympic Boulevard." It is designed to have eight-lanes with 147 flyovers to connect with the major streets of the city.
		This dedicated subway line will provide convenient transport service for the athletes to go downtown for shopping, sightseeing or entertainment, and for the Beijing residents, it is also an easy access to the Olympic Green to watch games or take part in various activities.
	www.missouri.edu /~dt6b3/Olympic/Transportation.htm (706 words)

	UIBE Location & Transportation, Universities in Beijing China-Prcstudy (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		UIBE is 10 kilometers from Tiananmen Square (city center), 9 kilometers from Beijing Railway Station, 22 kilometers from Beijing West Railway Station, 25 kilometers from Beijing International Airport, and 8 kilometers from the foreign embassy district.
		Transportation fares costs between 3 to 5 RMB, depending on whether you transfer between skytrain and subway.
		Those purchasing bicycles are required to register their bicycles by showing their purchase invoice and passport to the transportation administration department and pay a bicycle tax in order to obtain bicycle licenses.
	www.prcstudy.com /uibe_location.shtml (673 words)

	Beijing Transportation: Air, Train, Bus, Taxi
		China used to be called the sea of bicycles and in Beijing today the bike is still a convenient vehicle for most people.
		There are two subway lines in Beijing: one runs under Chang'an Avenue and its line extends from Sihuidongzan in the east to Pingguoyuan in the west; another one circles under the northern part of the Second Ring Road.
		And a taxi is the preferred transportation choice for most foreigners, because it isn't expensive and it is quite easy to hail one.
	www.beijingtrip.com /essential/airlines.htm (1285 words)

	Transportation : Discount Beijing Hotels, China
		Beijing Capital International Airport is one of China's major gateways and has direct air connections from most major cities in the world.
		There are four railway stations in Beijing: Beijing Railway Station (in eastern Beijing), Beijing West Railway Station (in the southwest of the city), Yongdingmen Station (in the south) and Xizhimen Station (in the north).
		There are four major long-distance bus stations in Beijing: Dongzhimen (northeast; Dongzhimenwai Xiejie), Muxiyuan (south; Haihutun, Fengtai District), Beijiao (north; Deshengmenwai) and Majun or Guangqumen (east; Guangqumenwai).
	www.beijinghotelpro.com /transportation.htm (228 words)

	Beijing - Beijing - Travel to China
		Beijing is one of the 4 municipality of Chinamunicipalities of the People's Republic of China, which have a political divisions of Chinaprovincial-level status, and is under the direct control of the central government.
		Image:Beijing wangjing 1.jpgthumb320pxThe Wangjing neighbourhood, in Chaoyang District, Beijing, is known for its high concentration of South Korean expatriates.
		Beijing's main airport is the Beijing Capital International Airport near Shunyi DistrictShunyi, which is about 20 km northeast of Beijing proper.
	www.famouschinese.com /virtual/Beijing (4179 words)

	Beijing Transportation, Get to Beijing - Travel China Guide.com
		Beijing, the capital of the P.R.C. serves the political, economic, travel, cultural and transportation center of the nation.
		Beijing is the railway hub of the nation, with trains to most provincial capitals and all neighboring cities.
		Beijing is without a doubt the largest junction of major roads in China, with twelve national highways radiating to the northeast, southeast, southwest, and south, and eight main expressways surrounding the city, totaling twenty thousand kilometers.
	www.travelchinaguide.com /cityguides/beijing/getting-there.htm (1304 words)

	China Travel Tips
		Touring Beijing with a tour group is good for the first time tourist.
		The Beijing Capital Airport is undoubtedly China's top air hub, with 98 international, 21 regional and 757 domestic air routes linking the capital with 54 cities (excluding those in Taiwan province)in 39 countries.
		If you are in Beijing for an extended period of time, you may want to consider buying a bike.
	www.southtravels.com /asia/china/traveltips/beijing_transportation.html (607 words)

	Beijing China Hotels and Hostels Online - Hotel and Youth Hostel booking in Beijing China - international hotel ...
		Probably the most elegant and historic Beijing Hutong (narrow alley) and Si He Yuan (four in one Chinese house) hostel, deeply hidden behind the noisy street, the little Templeside House hostel is quietly and calmly loca
		Beijing Far East International Youth Hostel is situated in a preserved and protected Hutong area, typical local residency neighborhood,!
		Beijing Saga International Youth Hostels is one of the best hostels in the famous remaining Hutong Area and right in the Heart of 'downtown Beijing' and it is the only hostel so close to the local people that you can look very deep into their life...
	www.instantworldbooking.com /?hotel-in=Beijing\|China (460 words)

	Study Mandarin at Beijing Language & Culture University -- Location & Transportation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		The BLCU campus is located in the Bejing's convenient Haidian District, with campus area covering 38 hectares, and a floor space of 240,000 square meters.
		BLCU is 15 kilometers away from Tian' anmen Square and the Forbidden City, 35 kilometers away from the Capital Airport, 20 kilometers away from the Beijing Railway Station and 12 kilometers from the Beijing West Railway Station.
		BLCU is located in the northwest district of Beijing and boasts convenient public transportation.
	www.prcstudy.com /blcu_location.shtml (521 words)

	Summer Olympics News » Means of Transportation in Beijing
		The subway is the most convenient means of public transportation in Beijing for various reasons.
		With some of Beijings roads almost constantly jammed, this is worth a lot.
		This entry is filed under 2008 Beijing Olympics, Beijing Travel, Olympics Travel, Travel.
	summerolympicsnews.com /index.php/20060917-means-of-transportation (706 words)

	Aventurina King :: Do you travel black? (Private Transportation in Beijing) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Trapped in the general immobility on the third ring road, or desperately trying to distract myself by looking at misspelled English on advertisements during those long minutes in front of the dreaded Chao Yang park bridge red-light are forms of mental torture.
		In Beijing, unlike other world-wide capitals, traffic regulations have not been quite sorted out yet.
		J in terms of Beijing driving and this brings me back to the first point I wanted to make.
	aventurinaking.blog.com /685371 (468 words)

	Beijing: Economy and Transportation
		Beijing and the development of dual central business districts.(Geographical Record)
		Alleviating motion sickness: transportation privatization trends in developing countries.(Privatization: Political and Economic Challenges)...
		Beijing's relations with the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region: an inferential framework for the post-1997 arrangement.
	www.infoplease.com /ce6/world/A0856888.html (263 words)

	Urban Transportation Center at UIC
		Proceedings of the 3rd International Conference of Young Chinese Transportation Professionals, Beijing, China.
		In this draft report we present our recommendations to Pace, the suburban bus division of the Regional Transportation Authority (RTA) in northeastern Illinois, to alleviate many of the access-to-jobs problems imposed on those receiving Temporary Assistance to Needy Families (TANF).
		The scope of the planning process is region wide and includes the six-county northeastern Illinois region, the service area of Pace.
	www.utc.uic.edu /Publications/Publications.htm (864 words)

	Beijing Transportation Maps
		Beijing is a thriving modern city with an extensive network of buses and an emerging subway and light rail network.
		Beijing Travel Tips (TM) has put together a glossy Subway Map for printing or use as a desktop background.
		All images, graphics and content copyright ©2005 Blissweb (Beijing Travel Dept.) unless otherwise stated.
	www.beijingmap.us /beijing_transport_maps.html (99 words)

	Welcome to Will Yang's Website
		The major form of transportation in Beijing were bus and bicycles.
		If you have to commute and you don't have a bike, bus is most certainly the way to move around the city.
		As Cheap Yugo type of Taxis gained popularity in the early 90s, the ability of moving around the city was greatly enhanced for locals.
	www.csupomona.edu /~zyyang/CIS311/finalsite/old_move.htm (144 words)

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