China is known for its excellent cuisine, its magnificent and diverse landscapes. Meanwhile, even concepts such as Feng Shui, Tai Chi, or TCM (Traditional Chinese Medicine) we do not have more foreign words. The Chinese world opened up for us, slowly but steadily. China is incredibly versatile and has much to offer. Tourism is still in its infancy, if it is not about the traditional goals such as Beijing, Shanghai, Hong Kong and Xian. Even China's neighbors are versatile, China is not a unified people. That makes it even more interesting. Where else in the world will you find 55 different minorities together in cozy bliss. Here, everyone is welcome. Even foreigners. The open nature of Chinese makes it a very likeable people, but which time and again is good for charming surprises. The country is becoming more modern and materialistic, and has his true joy in it. Foreigners are always welcome, if only because one is curious, as far as the rest of the world. By communism, people are not really prepared for what is going on in the West. They lived in their Middle Kingdom and shielded from the outside world was the West as a distant universe. Only by television and advertising penetrated some information. Chinese have as their idea from abroad, as we have from China. So it is not surprising if the locals stare at one with big eyes, whether of the dark and not blond hair, not so long nose, or because you tried to make them understand that in Germany is not a beer from the tap but quite normal water. The many tourists these days try to make up what was missed in the past, so it seems. The question that presents itself to every visitor at first: What route should I choose? This should make you more dependent on the region from travel time and thus the contiguous climate. Especially in the northern half of the climate from November to February is pretty rough and cold. As the third largest country in the world, behind Russia and Canada is the territory of China's most mountainous and rises to the West more and more. The further one comes to the East, the plane will land. For the Chinese, even bathing destinations are becoming increasingly popular. Although the aristocratic pallor is still seen as a sign of prosperity, protect yourself with Ganzkörperbadeanzügen and umbrellas against the evil rays of the sun, which makes the skin darker, and thus allow a look as a farm hand. The best advice we can give China a foreign traveler is: not to travel during the national holidays. Get your calendar and mark three events: Spring Festival (January or February is determined by the lunar calendar), Labour Day (May 1st) and National Day (October 1). For then would the Chinese and it seems that everyone would suddenly go. Well, almost.