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China Radio International Vol.19 No.3 Jul. - Aug., 2008 theMessenger BEIJING TOURBEIJING TOUR GUIDEGUIDE SightseeingSightseeing RestaurantRestaurant ShoppingShopping NightlifeNightlife HotelHotel CONTENTS China Radio International Vol.19 No.3 Jul. - Aug., 2008 theMessenger FEATURE: BEIJING TOUR GUIDE Information about Beijing 5 Transport Services 7 City Guide 8 BEIJING TOURBEIJING TOUR Sightseeing 11 GUIDEGUIDE SightseeingSightseeing Restaurant 14 RestaurantRestaurant ShoppingShopping Shopping 19 NightlifeNightlife HotelHotel Nightlife 20 Hotel 24 Editors BEHIND THE SCENES Message To Heaven and Back 26 Drifting Down the Rhine-A Morning Spent between Rivers, Castles, 27 n May 1990, CRIs English Vineyards and Folktales Service started the bimonthly Impression West Lake 30 I four-color newsletter The Messenger with an eye on Hangzhou-Home of Chinas Tea Culture 31 strengthening ties with listeners. The publication was delivered to Learn Chinese Now! 33 overseas listeners and to foreigners Admiration of the Tang Poem 33 in China who work at embassies or consulates, foreign-owned and FROM OUR LISTENERS joint-venture companies, as well as students, teachers, journalists and Mailbag 34 tourists, or those who request it. It brought them information about Radio Beijings the former name of CRI activities and future plans. Since then, The Messenger has evolved, incorporating a fresher appearance to reflect CRIs tremendous modernization and change over the past decade as well as content devoted to Chinas breathtaking transformation of late. The current issue prominently features Beijing Tour Guide. All of the staff working on The Messenger will continue to strive for excellence because we believe that is what you deserve. We hope you will continue to share our adventure as we journey down new and exciting pat