The latest news from China Central Meteorological Office says that from today to tonight, heavy rain or storms will hit eastern and southern parts of Sichuan, southeastern Tibet, northeastern Yunnan, Chongqing, northern Guizhou, western Hubei, southern Shaanxi, eastern parts of North China and the Yellow-Huaihe river region.
A piece of good news is that 33 attractions of Xian are opening at half price from this month till the end of August. From August 8 to December 31, visitors holding the Beijing Olympic entrance ticket will be able to travel 27 attractions within Xian at half price.
China Central Meteorological Office reports that in the next three days most parts of Southwest China, the Yangtze-Hanjiang River Region, the Yangtze-Huaihe River Region, the Yellow-Huaihe River Region and northern parts of south of the Yangtze River will have moderate to heavy rain.
After four and a half years of construction, the National Stadium 'Bird's Nest' has been officially completed recently. Till now, altogether 37 sports venues for Beijing Olympic Games have all been ready to run.
Grand China Air has commenced a new domestic air route linking Inner Mongolia's Hohhot with Shangdong Province's Yantai via Tianjin as of July 1. Using ERJ aircrafts, the round-trip service operates fourth a week between Hohhot Baita Aiport and Yantai Laishan Airport.
Under the influence of both cold and warm air, in the next three days eastern parts of Southwest China, the Yangtze-Huaihe River Region and the Yellow-Huaihe River Region will have moderate to heavy rain. Showers will hit middle and eastern parts of Inner Mongolia and Northeast China. Tomorrow, the continuous rainfall in North China will temporarily stop.
According to a new notice released by National Development and Reform Commission and Civil Aviation Administration of China, the fuel surcharge for China domestic flights will rise from July 1, 2008 (date of issue).
On June 27, China Eastern Airlines Hebei Branch successfully launched a new air route linking Hebei's provincial city Shijiazhuang with South Korea's capital Seoul. It is the first regular international flight that has run by Hebei Province.
News from Beijing traffic department is that the security check in Beijing metro lines commenced yesterday. Presently, more than 200 X-ray detectors and over 2,000 inspectors have been on duty at 93 metro stations. This is planned to last untill September 20.
China Central Meteorological Office reports that in the next three days showers or storms will hit western and southern Xinjiang, eastern parts of Northwest China, Sichuan and Chongqing; heavy rain or storms are predicted in middle and eastern Inner Mongolia, Northeast China, North China, Yellow-Huaihe River Region and Yangtze-Huaihe River Region.
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