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08-02-2010 15:47 BJT
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Seven hundred years ago, when Marco Polo travelled to Beijing, the ancient capital was a world city connecting the East and West.
And now it's trying to regain that status. And Beijing isn't alone. Other big cities like Shanghai and Xi'an also want to join the ranks of London, New York and Tokyo.
But do these Chinese cities have what it takes to become a world city?
Experts say human activities have exacerbated the destructive sea ice covering the Liaodong Bay off China´s eastern coast.
Chinese tourists are safe to travel in the Maldives but should stay alert after the country´s first democratically elected president resigned on Tuesday following weeks of protests, according to the Chinese embassy in the Maldives.
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