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Out & About in China INDEX |
City by China City Guide
Shopping Guide for China |
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Shopping Guide for China |
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Chinese Weights & Measures with Metric and Imperial equivalents |
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Metric Imperial Conversion Chart |
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International Shoe Size Conversion Charts |
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Shopping Guide in China (with emphasis on Beijing) |
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Related Articles and information about Shopping in China |
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Personal Experiences with Shopping in China |
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Education Articles & Weblinks about Shopping in China |
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Chinese Weights & Measures with Metric and Imperial equivalents
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Always a troublesome aspect when dealing with China. Land measure "MU" and standard measure of weight "JIN", which is often called Kilo by
the Chinese, and is known generally as the "Chinese Kilo". A complete list of all Chinese weights and measures with Western equivalents. |
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Metric Imperial Conversion Chart |
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China is metric (and Chinese). Imperial measure is not used. A Metric - Imperial conversion chart for persons from countries that
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International Shoe Size Conversion Charts |
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If your little piggies are going to market, these shoe size conversion tables can help. You can use them to convert from the shoe size used in one
country or region to the shoe size used in another country or region. However, store and manufacturer practice varies widely. Having studied many
published shoe size tables on the net, I would not trust any of them. |
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Shopping Guide in China (with emphasis on Beijing) |
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What to buy in China? Antiques A good place to find a wide selection of
antiques is at Liulichang. Liulichang is a street in Xuanwumen, and many of the stores are quite old. This area has everything from scrolls, to jade articles
to decades-old cigarette advertisement posters. There are definitely treasures to be found here, but it is hard to tell genuine antiques from dirty fakes. Real antiques are
supposed to bear a red official seal that proves their authenticity, but sometimes real items don't have it and fake ones do. |
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