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Emperor Qinshihuang's Mausoleum Site Museum
Ancient necropolis in China, home to the Terracotta Army, guarding the first emperor's tomb.
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onestep4ward (Johnny Ward) China is full of places to visit and things to do, you can do them all if you’ve got an endless cash supply but if you’re on a budget you have to choose carefully. The country is great for those on a budget, checkout this list of the 10 best things to do in China under $50. I think you’ll be surprised how cheap some of these world class attractions are, more than one is free!
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41 of the Best Things to Do in China
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The Ultimate 11-Day China Itinerary: Beijing to Kashgar
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