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How were your "golden week" holidays? You must have done things you had planned for a long time such as traveling, shopping or just sleeping. But to some animal stars in the zoos, the past holidays were again a hard week.
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Holiday Getaways
China's seven-day National Day holiday is quickly approaching. Are you prepared for it? If you don't want to travel from home, believing tourist sites will be over crowded, hotels expensive, and train or plane tickets too hard to get, don't despair, there is still hope. No idea? We suggest the following dos and don'ts, which may provide you with the answers.

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If you have any other holiday plans we didn't mention, you can share them with us. Also, if you have any special memories about the "golden week" holiday, you can also write about it.

China Reports Drop in Fire Accidents in Golden Week
China's authorities recorded 2,086 fires nationwide in the week-long National Day holiday, down 45 percent from the same period of last year, the Ministry of Public Security said on Tuesday.
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Holiday Info
v Shanghai Citizens Rate Misbehaviors of Tourists
v Historic Site Now Free Park to the Public
v Hundreds Get Lost Daily at Tian'anmen Square
v Shanghai Hot Spot for Tourists
v Beijing Sees 300,000 Tourists on 1st Day of National Day Holiday
v Social Stability, Public Security Underscored in Holiday
v Police Warn of Wilderness Risks in National Day Holiday
v Shanghai Packed for Holiday
v Have Strong Money, Will Travel
v Dragon Lantern Fair in Yuanmingyuan
v Famous Terrace in the Night
v Lamp Festival at a Park in Beijing
v Flying National Flags Welcome Upcoming Festivals
v Birds All Set for National Day Debut
v Air Tickets Selling Rapidly as Holiday Approaches
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National Day
October 1, 2007 marks the 58th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China.

China's "Golden Week" holidays include the Spring Festival, the May Day holiday and the National Day holiday starting in September 1999, when the State Council decided to introduce the three so-called "golden weeks" to help stimulate domestic consumption and lessen the impact of the Asian financial crisis by spurring development of the tourism industry.

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