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It's all about fun in Chengdu


Updated: 2007-04-28 09:00



Ancient Chinese poets and scholars have warned against going to Sichuan
in one's youth, as it is easy to lose oneself in the luxuries of the
province.

Chengdu, capital of SW. Sichuan Province, otherwise known as the Heavenly
State, is more likely to call to mind giant pandas and spicy snacks than
a scenic city. Rushing through would be a mistake. Chengdu is a city for
everything but hastiness.

Find out more about life in Chengdu on page60-69 at

If you're going to Chengdu, here are the TEN THINGS YOU CAN'T MISS





Drinking Gaiwan tea

Drinking Gaiwan tea (teacup with a lid) is a custom in the majority of
Han residential areas. Being well-received in some big and middle-sized
cities, this custom enjoys the most popularity in Chengdu.



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