Solo Journey in China -- Qinhuangdao, Chengde, and

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Features: A large number of newly shot images provide you with fresh visual information. Pioneering in-depth illustrated indexes for Chinese travel books, making it easy and quick for you to find the information you need. All the attractions, hotels, and restaurants introduced in this book are clearly marked in the maps for your convenience, allowing you to always know your location. The term "" does not mean traveling alone, but rather that your "journey" must be personalized. No matter how famous or renowned the destination, your "journey" must have meaning and value for yourself! This is the philosophy of "." We never suggest following a fixed travel pattern. Rushing between enclosed, developed attractions is merely a form of consumption. However, not everyone has the time to explore the "weeds" and "rocks" on the road, so we need "rangers" to pave the way for us. For Europeans, Marco Polo is their ranger for understanding China; for Emperor Wu of Han, Zhang Qian was his ranger for exploring places beyond the Western Regions of China; Xu Xiake is our role model as a ranger, dedicating his life to collecting the "weeds" and "rocks" of the road; and we—the book ""—will become your ranger and help you become your own ranger. Finally, let's just say this is a very practical little book.