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China Expat is a cultural and literary forum for expatriates interested in China and has been published by Asia Briefing Ltd since 2001. The sites resident China culture writers have included such expatriate luminaries as Chris Devonshire-Ellis, Graham Thompson, Josh Gartner and now Ernie Diaz.
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Hohhot (pronounced Hu He Hao Te) is the capital of Inner Mongolia, the vast inland Province that runs right across the top of China sharing an enormous border with both Mongolia and part of Russia to the east. It was founded in 1581 by the Mongol Prince Altan Khan, but has been Chinese since 1661 when it was taken by Emperor Xuanye of the Kangxi tribe. Its population is just 1 million, and enjoys one of the sunniest cities in the country. It's partially Muslim, part Mongol and part Chinese (along with other smaller influences) so life here is quite colourful and it is an interesting city to visit. Hotels of any real note are limited to the Xincheng Hotel (0471 629 2288) and the Zhaojun (696 2211).
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