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Situated at the juncture of the Yangtze River and its greatest branch, the Hanjiang, Wuhan is the provincial capital of Hubei. Located in the very center of China, and known as one of China's "Three Furnaces" (due to the incredible heat pervading in the summer months), Wuhan is a vast metropolis of over 8 million, divided into three separate districts, each the size of a small city in itself. Wuhan is gaining importance both domestically and abroad, most notably as an education and science research base, thanks in part to the considerable university and student population here, as well as local governmental efforts to promote this as a premier business and commercial destination.

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The Wildman and other Wonders of Shennongjia
The Wildman and other Wonders of Shennongjia
You don't necessarily have to go far west or north in China for remoteness - just go up. Mountain regions defy modernization - just think Appalachia - and still hold secrets us bottom land dwellers find easy to laugh off, but hard to dispr
Wuhan's Storied Snacks
Wuhan's Storied Snacks
Think back on your first visit to the Great Wall, or the Bund, or the Eiffel Tower. The view's nice, the history is impressive, but what do you take away with you? The little things: the kooky sidewalk vendor, the graffiti, the dragon paperwei