Weather and Clothing;
* Autumn, which ranges from September to early November, is probably the best time to travel to China, because the temperature would be fine with just occasional rains.
* Chongqing, Wuhan, Nanchang and Tianjing are the so called, "four furnaces" of China during summer which should be refrained from traveling.
* China has four seasons, Spring from March to May, Summer from June to August, Autumn from September to November and Winter From January to February. Be sure to bring with you suitable clothing for each season.
* Summer is also rainy season in China, a raincoat is essential during this time as umbrellas are usually defenseless against winds.
* Avoid wearing revealing clothing around the Chinese, who are a conservative people.
* Chinese temples prohibit women wearing skirts to enter; therefore women should not forget to bring pants with them.
What to Bring into China;
* Clothing is probably one of the things you shouldn?t worry about when going to China. Clothing is very cheap here, and would make pretty good souvenirs. So pack your bags light, and you can buy the rest of your wardrobe on the go.
* As the Chinese are very particular with Christianity, and Christian Catechism, it is recommended to take no more than one bible into China.
* A few prohibited materials in China aside from the usual narcotics and deadly weapons are food, micro-organisms, biological products, waste materials, portions of human body, blood and blood products and animals that may spread diseases to humans.
* Any items which may include but are not limited to printed materials, films and tapes that pose a threat to China's economy, politics, culture and ethics are strictly prohibited.
When you arrive in China;
* In order to ensure you don't bring ant harmful diseases with you, you are obliged to undergo a health check before leaving the airport.
Photography in China;
* Please avoid taking pictures at aerodromes, military and political facilities in China.
* Never take pictures from an airplane or any type of aircraft.
* Before taking pictures of residents or their possessions, always respect them, and ask permission first.
* You are not allowed to take pictures in most temples, Palaces, grottoes and museums. To prevent any unnecessary trouble, be aware and attentive of signs that prohibit the taking of pictures. However, there are some establishments that will allow you to take pictures for a small fee.
About the Author:
Jimi is the webmaster of the webwebsite "China Travel Guide", in his website among other China related informative articles, you will find interesting article on Beijing Tour and Shanghai Travel.
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