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Q:	Where Can I Find Information About the Luxury Train on Qinghai-Tibet Railway?
A:	According to reports of local media, the Luxury train on Qinghai-Tibet Railway (from Xining to Lhasa) is expected to open this July. The luxury train will have one dining carriage, one carriage for generating electricity, and the other 12 carriages will be sleeping carriages.


Q:	Where Can We Play Tennis in Beijing?
A:	There are many tennis courts (outdoors and indoors) here. You can easily find one in your neighborhood. Here is a list of some tennis courts in Beijing, hope it's helpful for your stay in Beijing.


Q:	Are There Any Primary Schools in the Pudong Area of Shanghai which Accept Students with Foreign Nationality?
A:	According to the website of the Shanghai Municipal Education Commission, there are 150 primary and middle schools in Shanghai which are qualified to accept foreign students.


Q:	How to Make Spicy and Sour Soup?
A:	Spicy and sour soup is a household soup in China. Our editor Chen Lin made this soup last night and took some pictures for you.


Q:	How Can I Travel to China If I Don't Have a Passport?
A:	Compatriots from Hong Kong or Macao coming to the mainland should hold a valid Home Return Permit, those who don't have a Home Return Permit and need to enter the mainland through a foreign country can apply a "Travel Certificate of the People's Republic of China".


Q:	Can I Buy Film Ticket Online?
A:	Yes, recently www.wangpiao.com.cn, a new website selling movie tickets, was launched. People who want to watch films don't have to go to the cinema or wait in queues to buy tickets themselves. Now the website service is available in four cities, Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Wuhan.

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