Links

These are just some of the interesting and/or useful sites we have found on the web. More sites specifically related to our research-interests will be found here in due time.

China

ABCD Architecture nework. http://www.abcd.com.cn/

Backpacking travel guide. http://www.passplanet.com/China/

China Business World. Business information and discount hotel booking. http://www.cbw.com/

China Daily newspaper. http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/

Chinese propaganda posters of yesterday. http://www.iisg.nl/~landsberger/index.html

Frommer's. http://www.frommers.com/destinations/beijing/201_updates.cfm

Red Bang. http://www.redbang.com/

Swedish-Chinese Association. http://home.swipnet.se/svenskkinesiskaforeningen/

 

Beijing

Beijing Daily newspaper. http://www.beijingdaily.com.cn/

Beijing entertainment and culture. http://www.hotbeijing.com:81/fun/index.asp

Beijing budget travelling. http://www.budgettravel.com/beijing.htm

China Now - Beijing nightlife. http://www.chinanow.com/english/beijing/city/nightlife/sanlitun.html

City Weekend - Beijing's leading entertainment guide. http://www.cityweekend.com.cn/

Chuandixia - the mountain village outside Beijing. http://arch.hannam.ac.kr/~hpw/china/chuandi/chuandi.htm and http://www.womenofchina.com.cn/chinese/pub/travel/2002-1-11.htm

 

Quanzhou

Who went travelling to Quanzhou before Marco Polo? And how does the city compare today? And how about vernacular architecture in Quanzhou? See our special links page on Quanzhou!

Travel to China

Discount hotel booking: SinoHotel http://www.sinohotel.com/beijing/ | China Business World http://www.cbw.com/ | CTrip http://english.ctrip.com/ | SinohotelGuide http://sinohotelguide.com/beijing/ | Asia-Hotels http://www.asia-hotels.com/hl/Beijing-China.asp | WorldTravelling http://www.worldtravelling.com/Beijing.htm |

 

Kina 2000

How did Johan get to China in the first place (back in 1985). With a Willma guide book of course. Now not only reading but also writing them. The latest Beijing guides has both Johan and Tan Ying as co-authors. New revised and updated edition (2003) of the Beijing guide out now. Swedish language books and site: http://www.willmaguides.se

 

 

Acrobat

Use Acrobat Reader 4 or higher to view PDF (Portable Document Format) files on your computer. http://www.adobe.com/

 

Netscape

For reasonable results viewing these pages, you can actually use Netscape Navigator 2 (or higher). http://www.netscape.com/

 

MSIE

Macintosh OS 9 users are strongly advised to use IE 5.0 when viewing Chinese language webpages. http://www.microsoft.com/.

If you are using Mac OS X - go for the Safari browser and forget the rest!

 

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Last updated: 2003-05-07