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Q:	Where Can I Find Bus to Go to the Simaitai Great Wall?
A:	Simatai Great Wall is 130 kilometers (80 miles) to the northeast of Beijing. There are two routes. You can take the coach at the Long-distance Bus Station in Dongzhimen in east of Beijing to Miyun County where you change to a minibus that goes directly to the sightseeing spot.


Q:	How to See a Doctor in China?
A:	The first thing you should know about local medical services is the emergency call number. You can dial 120 from anywhere. An ambulance will normally arrive in a few minutes but traffic conditions can cause delays.


Q:	What Do I Need to Know About Exchanging Money in China?
A:	When in Rome, do as the Romans do. When you visit China you should have enough yuan -- China's official currency -- for daily expenses, rent, food, clothes and incidentals. Some people will say US dollars are accepted by businesses. But it won't be convenient for you to live your life depending on US dollars.


Q:	Where Are the Giant Buddha and Lakes That Change Color According to the Time of Day?
A:	The 71-meter-high Giant Buddha of Leshan is located on Lingyun Hill, east of Leshan City in southwest China's Sichuan Province. There are several famous lakes in China that change color according to the time of day and the seasons.


Q:	How to Hire a Local Maid (Ayi) to Take Care of Your Home and Children?
A:	Ayis can work either part-time and full-time. Part-time Ayis may work for several families a day while full-time Ayis work five to 10 hours a day, depending on the amount of housework and may live in your house.


Q:	Where to Eat Vegetarian Food in China?
A:	Here, you may find our recommended vegetarian restaurants in Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou.

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