Mandarin orange, Jackie Chan, Chinese New Year, Chinese garter, Chinese food, and Chinese dragon— have you ever encountered any of these? Eventually, China has been known worldwide because of its unique Mandarin language.  When you hear Asia, you might also think about China. And being the largest country in Asia, China has the biggest influence when it comes to cuisine, language, and culture. And the most interesting part of it is that many people travel there from around the world just to learn Chinese in China.

When you learn Chinese in China, then, you will learn how to connect with the 25% of the people worldwide, and that is an estimated 1.4 billion people. However, this language has been taught in almost all universities, particularly in Southeast Asia that is why the Chinese culture and tradition has swiftly invaded almost all Asian countries.

When you get to China, you will find the Chinese people very subtle and particular in their customs and etiquette. Unlike any other western cultures and traditions, Chinese people are more disciplined, and they follow the strict set of existence that some people who go there might find it very odd and a little bit strange.

Chinese people, unlike any other race, tend to be more modest and indistinct when it comes to showing affection and telling opinions. They are not really into gestures and greetings instead, smile is just enough in meeting friends or even newly-met acquaintances.

China has treasured a rich history, culture, and most importantly, their famous landmarks. The most much-anticipated landmark embraced by the country is the Great Wall of China. When you step into that majestic country, you will also love to go to the Yangtze River Delta in Shanghai, China which is also the largest city in China and the eighth largest city in the world.