Shenyang Palace Museum is one-of the two palaces which are China’s only existing imperial palace compounds（现存皇宫建筑群）. A tour of Shenyang Palace Museum offers visitors three routes—east, central and west—each built by Nurhaci, Huangtaiji and Qianiong, respectively（分别地）. If you are interested in China’s ancient history, you should have a look at Shenyang Palace Museum.

Address: 171 Shenyang Rd, Shenhe District

Opening Hours: April 10—October 10, 8:30 am—5:30pm;

October 11—April 9, 9:00am—4:30. pm

Admission: 60 yuan each

half price for students

How to Get There: Take MetroLinel to Huaiyuanmen Station and walk about 10 minutes. Or take buses 117, 132, 140, 251 or 292 to the Gugong Donghuamen Station.

What an exciting experience to visit the Great Wall of China! Whether you take our guided tours（旅行团）with the Great Wall visit or do it by yourself, you will find it’s really worth visiting.

• Mini group of only 1 to 9 guests, with more good service.

• Hike the Great Wall in the afternoon. Make sure at least 2.5 hours to enjoy the Great Wall views.

• Bottles of drinking water and bread are for free.

• Free headsets during the tour to keep away from the noise.

• Professional（专业的）English-speaking guide will serve for you.

• No shopping tours, no shopping restaurant. All don’t like wasting（浪费）time at any shopping stop.

For last minute booking within 24 hours, please contact（联系）us:

+86-18909182319 inquiry@travelchinaguide.com

On Nov 16, Chengdu Xichuan Middle School held a career (职业) experience activity. Students got the chance to know more their dream jobs. The activity had 27 different programs, with each program showing one job. These programs were all offered by some students’ parents who showed their workplaces, such as banks, courts (法院), museums and universities.

It turned out to be a fruitful experience. Some students found their interests through this activity. Tang Haoran, 13, went to a local drone (无人机) museum. He learned about the use of drones on doing tasks and the story of the first Boeing 747. “I saw the pilot’s cabin (机舱) of the Boeing 747,” said Tang. “I was moved when hearing the stories behind our country’s successes in aviation (航空). After learning the needs of our country in this area, I had the dream to become an aviation engineer.”

Another student, Song Yutong, went to a court. She experienced what it’s like to be a judge (法官). “This trip made me know that law not only is strict and fair, but also protects teenagers and those in need, “ said Song. She always wanted to work in law, and the trip gave her the belief in her dream and work hard for it.

Teachers also thought highly of the trip. Bai Chundan, a guide teacher of this activity said, “I think visiting in the real-life workplace is an excellent way to let students find their dream jobs.”