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My relatives in Malaysia are preparing for the Mooncake festival which is the Mid Autumn Feast for the Chinese. This year it falls on September 24th. Never mind that Neil Armstrong has landed on the moon and has “spoilt” the ancient beliefs, the Chinese still celebrate it year after year. Mooncakes are sweet confectionary and are shaped like . . . → Read More: Mooncake festival is around the corner! If you are planning to visit China , Xian is a city you must not miss. Xian is the capital of Shaanxi province and is one of the most important cities in Chinese history. Xian was one of the Four Great Ancient Capitals of China because it has been the capital of 13 dynasties, to name . . . → Read More: Visit the great ancient capital of China: Xian For a travel guide based on real experiences by real people go to realtravel.com. This is a travel guide and trip planner powered by advice from real travelers. The Editors Picks have all the best travel experiences, photos and recommendations from the community of RealTravel for people who love traveling and do it passionately. You can discover . . . → Read More: The worlds’ best travel guide ever!  Leave a comment  Australia, Belgium, Bodrum, Bodrum Turkey, Bulgaria, Buzz, China, Costa Rica, Cruises, Cultures, Daily Kos, Elba, England, Greece, Greek Food Picture, Hawaii, Hotels in Malaysia, Italy, Japan, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, Malaysian Food, Malaysian restaurants, Misc, Philippines, Planet Food, Restaurants, Reviews, Singapore, Spain, Taiping, Taste of Home, Thailand, Travel, Travel Jersey City, Turkey, Tuscany, USA, Vietnam My dear wife and recent co-author of The Skinny Cook is coming back today from her parents’ place of birth : Hainan Island. For those not having the world-map in front of you: that’s the most southern island in China (Hai=south, Nan=island) and you probably remember that a few years ago Miss Universe was elected in . . . → Read More: China Travel Hainan Island This post is dedicated to father, who recently died of Liver Cancer For those not speaking mandarin Chinese language, Qing Ming is Tomb-Sweeping day. Looks a bit odd at first, but Qing Ming was the reason that this weekend lots of cars could be found on the Malaysian Roads. From Beijing to Shanghai, Taiwan, China, South . . . → Read More: Qing Ming |
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