More and more people are traveling to China for business. And why not? China's economy has consistently remained strong and it is the biggest market in the world. This is the second part of our series presenting the best business destinations in China. The text was provided by the EU-China Managers Exchange and Training Programme (METP).

Tanzhesi (Temple of the Dragon Pool and Mulberry Tree) was once one of the most important Buddhist temples in China. Located in the mountainous Mentougou district about 45 km to the west of Beijing, it has become a popular daytrip destination.

It is almost impossible to travel through Beijing without spotting the huge building housing the Chinese People's Liberation Army, located just off the main avenue. This is the place to go if you're into history and above all, weapons of all sorts.

More and more people are traveling to China for business. And why not? China's economy has consistently remained strong and it is the biggest market in the world. In this two-part series, we present the best business destinations in China. The text was provided by the EU-China Managers Exchange and Training Programme (METP).

Beijing's recent Olympic facelift included a heavy dose of modern city planning. The new Bird's Nest Stadium and the Water Cube aquatics center cater to international sports fans, but the cityscape has received some other quite conspicuous newcomers as well.

The Xi'an city wall in the capital of central China's Shaanxi province is one of the most popular and conspicuous tourist sites in the ancient Chinese capital. The wall sections off the oldest part of the city, which has obviously expanded beyond this limit since the time when the city was known as Chang'an.

Are you planning a trip to China? Our Survival Guide will help you make the most of your China experience. In the second part of our series you'll learn about one of the most important skills you'll need while there -- haggling.

Beijing's must-go tourist attractions have been turned accessible for the disabled, as the city woos athletes and visitors to the Paralympic Games and fulfills its pledge to give normal life to its 1 million disabled population.

Tang Paradise is a cultural theme park located in southeast Xi'an, in central China's Shaanxi province. What makes this place unique, is that it is a cultural and historical showcase in a sparkling new setting.

In Xi'an, the long heritage of Chinese Muslims can be felt strongly in the city's Muslim quarter, where tourists can visit the most important mosque in China, and the only one that is open to visitors.