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Pro
Good exchange rate
Con
Dirty and unnattractive
In a nutshell
An interesting experience
Yso Says: Gao'er Shan is a largish hill north of Fushun centre. On the top is a 9 tiered pagoda supposedly built in the Liao Dynasty. Athough it has obviously been renovated since it still looks reasonably original.On the climb up to the Pagoda there are pavillions and temples and a...
chinapossum Says: Apart from the prison itself, which they won't let you in to (unless you kick the guards, but then they won't let you back out again), there is also the former prison where they kept Pu Yi, the last emperor. It is now open to the public (for 20Y) and is the closest you'll...
johnastbury Says: These Qing dynasty tombs contain the remains of the first Qing Emperor's ancestors. The tomb was built before the Manchu entered and took over China proper. It is located in Fushun county, Xinbin Manchu Autonomous Area. One must travel by bus from Fushun city for two hours,...
johnastbury Says: These Qing dynasty tombs contain the remains of the first Qing Emperor's ancestors. The tomb was built before the Manchu entered and took over China proper. It is located in Fushun county, Xinbin Manchu Autonomous Area. One must travel by bus from Fushun city for two hours,...
yangshu Says: go through the busy commercial street, at the end, you will suddenly find a landscape that may surprised you. that's the coal mine!
Yso Says: If you do happen to find yourself in Fushun, make sure you head out easty to the reservoir. I'm told its the largest reservoir in China, but I don't know if that's true.In any case its a beautiful place togo for a walk and get away from it. You can also stay in a hotel up...
1 Review and 4 Opinions Pretty nice hotel. The staff there was friendly to me. The front desk employess could speak English...
1913 Restaurant: American Fare
litom Says: If you are looking for a good Western place to eat you try this place. Great service agood food. reasonably priced. We had 4 in our party and the total cost was about $32.00 USD. Good Steaks and deserts.
urban4est Says: We were hungry and ready for lunch. Mr Guo (from the art shop for carvings at the intersection shown elsewhere) told us there was a very good Korean restaurant nearby that had just opened. We persuaded him after much coaxing to come with us. As you can see we didn't leave...
chinapossum Says: I love dogs. If you love them too you will want to avoid the dogmeat restaurant sector in west Fushun. We unfortunately happened upon a skinned (dead) greyhound strung up in a tree beside the main road, and turned our heads away in disgust as the vendor roasted the dog with...
Marty17 Says: The most common taxi is the three-wheeler, one in front, and two in back and very crowded for any tall American. I generally tried to avoid them, except maybe during rush hour. Anyway, folks told me avoiding those were OK as they were also a tad tip able! I should use the...
Zi You Shi Fen Ge: Well made Chinese ethnic clothing
Yso Says: This shop sells high quality traditional style clothes from all over China, specialising in products from Yunnan.It's no more expensive than Department store "Tang Dynatsy" clothes but a lot more original.They also sell other examples of handicrafts for decoration,Some...
amber craft store: where you can buy amber?
yangshu Says: near fushun friendship hotel, there are tens of amber and jet store which sell beads, padent, statue......
chinapossum Says: In April, people go to visit the graves of their relatives and leave fruit, buns, lit cigarettes and flowers on the gravestone for them, as well as fake (death) money, chopsticks, incense and small cups of alcohol. Then they take half of it home with them to eat themselves,...
Yso Says: THE food in northern china is the dumpling (or Jiaozi). They are delicious and you can put pretty much anything inside. One of the first things that I had to do on arriving here was learn how to make Jiaozi. It's a very sociable activity - the whole family chips in with...
chinapossum Says: Almost every man in china smokes tobacco (unlike in Australia where it is mainly a young women's pursuit). There are no regulations governing smoking in enclosed public spaces. So get used to it. Buses, taxis (the driver), restaurants, EVERYWHERE, you will find cigarette...
chinapossum Says: People love babies. If you are not a tourist somuch as a resident, and take your family with you, you will find people here will gush and drool over your "foreign baby" (waiguode baobei). Literally. He or she will be patted, grasped, kissed and generally wiped upon by a...
chinapossum Says: Begging is an artform, one of the few truely imaginative career paths for those of a creative bent in China. Certainly there is no welfare system to speak of and being down and out is a serious business. You will, in your travels, meet with many strategies to convince you to...
johnastbury Says: This Manchu City, Hetuala was really quite a boring place to visit. Expensive, 50rmb entrance, there was virtually nothing inside, and almost no information as to what th place was supposed to have been. It is just down the road from the Yong Ling tombs, which though small,...
Yso Says: The school that I work in is on the eastern end of town. Just behind the school are some hills where I like to go walking. I found this pavillion, where people go to play Majong in the summer....
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It's a hole in the ground. - Resident off & on since Sep 2002. Fushun is like eating seaweed for the first time. Strange and almost unpallitable, but with something about it that is fascinating, so one keeps trying it until it...
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Resident off & on since Sep 2002. Fushun is like eating seaweed for the first time. Strange and almost unpallitable, but with something about it that is fascinating, so one keeps trying it until it...
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I'm in Fushun, in liaoning province for a year, teaching english. One of the questions a lot of the students ask me is "why Fushun" and it's a very good question... Fushun is famous for it's open...
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amber, most time i visit fushun aim to find it. the city of fushun is just built at the eage of the largest coal mine in china. with the coal, the amber found. the most beautiful amber here is blood...
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I spent one day in Fushun. I had heard about the amber carvings made and sold there and hoped to find something interesting. The day proved to be very interesting indeed. We took a taxi from...
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