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Cheap, cheerful and tasty

Green Tea Restaurant is inexpensive and wildly popular.

Tourism explosion

The Landison Longjing Resort, steeped in the local tea culture, is one of more than 2,000 hotels in Hangzhou.

Serene journey back to gentler times

Xixi Wetlands is set amid mulberry trees and lagoons.
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Restored to former glories

Yue Fei Temple, commemorating the great Song general, is a popular pilgrimage location.

Grand Canal becomes backdrop for city life

Hangzhou Grand Canal is now used mainly for the transport of coal and construction materials.

Growing strong

Artist's impression of MIXC Hangzhou, which will offer about 80,000 square metres of grade-A office space.

Inextricable link to the Silk Road

Hangzhou silk

En route to fast growth

China-made road construction machinery is in high demand on the mainland and abroad.

Kevin Tynan

Changan Ford Mazda Automotive president Marin Burela (left) and Chen Cheng, director of Hangzhou Economic Development Area, sign the agreement to build a US$760 million plant in Hangzhou.

Road to success

Rows of Emgrand cars are parked at Geely's car plant in Hangzhou, the marque's global headquarters.

Technology fuels growth

Mitsubishi's joint venture thrives at the Hangzhou Economic and Technological Development Area.

Centre of creativity

Baima Lake Animation Square in Hangzhou is built for the city's Cultural and Creative Industry.

Good people keep guests satisfied

Paul Cunningham is general manager of The St Regis Tianjin. The views and opinions expressed are his.

High expectations

Shanghai (above) and Beijing took the top two positions in 17 of the 18 categories in a survey.

Keeping parents happy is a factor

Shaun Rein is founder and managing director of the China Market Research Group. The views and opinions expressed in this article are those of the author.

Candidates call the shots

Recruitment fairs, such as this one in Shanghai, attract many keen job-seekers.