On October 1, 1949 is the start of modern China\u2019s history, when the communist party took power. \u00a0Here is some detailed information from the US State department:\u00a0https:\/\/history.state.gov\/milestones\/1945-1952\/chinese-rev and from a local Chinese travel site: \u00a0https:\/\/www.chinatravel.com\/facts\/china-national-day.htm<\/p>\n
As an important day in China\u2019s history, it lasts a full week. \u00a0Unlike the Chinese New Year, it is not a family holiday, so there\u2019s nothing better to do than take a nice vacation. \u00a0Local staff and expats take the time to enjoy new places in China or go abroad. \u00a0What did our team do this year?<\/p>\n
From Zhejiang Province and Shanghai to Kho Samui, Sri Lanka, Australia, and London, we all enjoyed different sights, beaches, sunny skies, and the chance to catch up with good friends.<\/p>\n
Now we\u2019re back to work and more focused on the work of improving the experience for our teachers, students, and parents. \u00a0Until the next holiday, we\u2019ll be here!<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
On October 1, 1949 is the start of modern China\u2019s history, when the communist party took power. \u00a0Here is some detailed information from the US State department:\u00a0https:\/\/history.state.gov\/milestones\/1945-1952\/chinese-rev and from a local Chinese travel site: \u00a0https:\/\/www.chinatravel.com\/facts\/china-national-day.htm As an important day in China\u2019s history, it lasts a full week. \u00a0Unlike the Chinese New Year, it is not …<\/p>\n