For those who are hostile or unfriendly, however,China tours the best response to them is simply ignoring them. Arguing with those who have preconditioned mindset, questionable objectives and ill intentions is a waste of time."China doesn't need the approval of the Western media" and "China has emerged as an economic power in the last twenty years without the blessing of the West," a reader commented on my first article.

Generally speaking, the most "#FTG710" time in a year is good to visit Shanghai, but the best time is from March to May and from September to November. From March to May is the spring time of Shanghai when various kinds of flowers blooms and trees burgeon forth. However you should not only consider the weather to but also the legal public holidays. On Tomb-Sweeping Day, people usually go to graveyards nearby to mourn the dead so that there is very heavy traffic on the road. May Day holidays are around the first week of May when millions of Chinese travel domestically and internationally. Just avoid these two traveling periods if visiting Shanghai in spring.-Chinatour.com
Indeed, every Chinese has worked really hard to get to where the Beijing tour country is now, and the "mouth water" of the unfriendly Western media can not take it away or dampen China's prospects.Final suggestionMy final advice to the Western media - Try to be objective, constructive, respectful and gracious. Too much bad mouthing will only serve to further shrink its influence, creditability and Lhasa Tourist Attractions relevance.
Learn from many leading Western businesses in China which have both contributed to the country and thrived together with it.My final suggestion to the Chinese people is borrowed from Dante Alighieri's "The Divine Comedy" - "Go your own way; let China Asia travel others talk!"