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North China

500 m: up to 11 °C

In the north, mostly cloudy skies in the morning will give way to determined sunshine in the noon. There will be a wonderful day full of sunshine. Most parts in the south are covered with clouds today, with a high near 16 °C. Reaching a high near 17 °C, the weather in the east is going to be partly cloudy today. In the west, mostly cloudy skies in the morning will give way to determined sunshine in the noon. There will be a wonderful day full of sunshine. There is a gentle breeze blowing from the northwest.

Today	Tomorrow	Tuesday	Wednesday
13 °C	14 °C	13 °C	11 °C

East China

In the north, scattered showers are expected to give way to some clouds in the noon. The day will be partly cloudy with sunny intervals. The weather in the south will be cloudy with a small amount of rain in the morning. In the noon, clouds and light rain will break and give way to some sunshine. A mix of sun and cloud is in store in the forenoon for today. The weather in the east will be cloudy with a small amount of rain in the morning. In the noon, clouds and light rain will break and give way to some sunshine. A mix of sun and cloud is in store in the forenoon for today. Throughout the day, there might be a chance of showers in the west. Scattered showers are expected to give way to some clouds in the evening. A light northwest breeze brings along balmy temperatures.

Today	Tomorrow	Tuesday	Wednesday
19 °C	19 °C	18 °C	16 °C

Culture, Skyscrapers, and the Longest Wall in the World

Tourists can find a variety of exciting attractions in China. Beijing of course is one of the most popular destinations. China's capital city offers a range of highlights, such as the Gate of Heavenly Peace, or the Forbidden City. With its Imperial Palace, this complex is one of the country's most photographed places. Other interesting cities include Shanghai with its impressive skyscrapers, or Hongkong.

The Great Wall of China, one of the most imposing structures in the world, is an absolute must-see. With a length of approximately 7,000 kilometres, it certainly deserves its title as one of the New7Wonders of the World. Against popular belief, however, it cannot be seen from space.