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This article presents a travel guide to Shanghai, China. The pride and joy of Shanghainese is Xintiandi, an area of once-dilapidated mid-19th-century shikumen houses that has radically renovated that it feels more like a film-set version of Old Shanghai than the real deal. A must-see is the Dongtai or Liuhe Road antiques market, where a range of stores sell furniture, paintings, jewelry, pottery, ornaments and even antique copies of Chairman Mao's "Little Red Book."

Offers information for travelers concerning Hong Kong, China. Changes that happened after the handover of the the place to the Chinese government by the British government; Recommended hotels in the area. INSETS: The Basics;Dim Sum to Drunken Shrimp;Beyond the Department Stores;Bright Lights In the Big City

Details how General Motors (GM) Corp. established an automobile factory in Shanghai, China. Duration of factory construction; Total amount of investment made by GM in China; Aim of GM in establishing a manufacturing plant in Shanghai; Description of the site of the plant before it was constructed; How GM trained its workers. INSETS: FALLOUT FROM WTO;BRANDING IN CHINA.

A review is offered for various hotels in Beijing, China including the Yanqi Lake Kempinski, the Waldorf Astoria Beijing, and the China World Hotel.

Offers a look at the condition of the western regions of China as of March 2001. Disparity between the eastern and western part of the country; Financial aids extended for the region's development; Kinds of industries present in the region.

The article offers news briefs related to the 26th annual marathon of Beijing, China.

The article reports on the infrastructure developments in Beijing, China in 2014. The openings of three hotels, the Rosewood Beijing, the W. Beijing-Chang'an, and the Waldorf Astoria, in June are discussed, along with their contribution to the business events sector. Also mentioned is information on the 798 Art District.

The article focuses on the interior design of LAN Club bar and dining complex in Beijing, China.

Describes the economic condition of Hong Kong, China as of June 11, 2001. Reason for citing the flaws of Hong Kong in the country's newspapers; Integration of Hong Kong into China under the concept devised by the late Chinese leader Deng Xiaoping; Implication of the accession of China to the World Trade Organization for Hong Kong; Overview of the country's economic expansion in 2000.

Reports on the economic conditions in Shanghai, China. Automobile industries in Shanghai; Key manufacturing areas in Shanghai; Details on information technology industry in Shanghai.

Examines the economic growth potential of the Pearl River Delta region in China. Location of the region; Role of Hong Kong and Macau in the industrial development of the region; Cities which are located in the region; Economic growth posted by cities in the region in 1998 and 1999; Multinational companies that have factories in the region.