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I am an American photojournalist and travel correspondent based in Beijing and have traveled extensively to all 33 provinces in China. I specialize in budget travel and have a personal affection for remote villages, ethnic minority culture and uncharted locales.
I am also the author of CHINA: Portrait of a People, the most comprehensive book of photography on modern China ever published by a single author.
American University, Washington, D.C., BA Political Science, Communications, 1997
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Unfortunately I can't be of any help to you when it comes to hotels and accommodations, the reason being that I roll strictly low-class (five-dollar flop houses and youth hostels). The upside is that there
Your itinerary is fairly standard, and it will not disappoint. 17 days goes by in a snap when traveling in China, primarily because half of your time is spent en route to each destination. Therefore, it's
Hi, thanks for writing. No, I do not arrange travel itineraries. I am not a travel agency, I am just an individual donating my time to offer non-commercial advice about traveling, living or working in
Hi, thanks for writing. I am glad to help. Beijing-Xian-Shanghai-Hong Kong is what is known in China as the tourist trail, meaning you will see the "famous" sites but you won't experience much culture
Yes, that is correct: Most Hong Kong hotels, restaurants, transportation, tourism, etc. are all capable in English. Of course, if you venture off the tourist trail and want to eat at some small local noodle
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