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Q:	Where Can You Take An HIV Test in Guangzhou City?
A:	There are three state-designated HIV testing centers in Guangzhou: Guangdong Center for Disease Control and Prevention, Guangdong Entry-Exit Inspection and Quarantine Bureau, and Guangzhou Center for Disease Control and Prevention.


Q:	Can I Find Pet Bars in China?
A:	Boasting many kinds of films, acoustic systems and projectors, Feilinshiguang is much more like a movie bar where people can enjoy wonderful programs with their beloved pets. Here, almost all the visitors come with their cats or dogs.


Q:	What Are the Springbud and Hope Projects and How Do I Get Involved?
A:	The Spring Bud Project was created to help girls from poor areas of China return to school, and the goal of Project Hope is to support young dropouts in poverty-stricken areas. The supporting organizations can be contacted directly.


Q:	Top Ten Backpackers' Favorite Hotels
A:	Backpackers and independent travelers always look for quality accommodation on a budget. Good location, affordable price and a comfortable room are what they need. Here is a listing of China's ten most popular hotels among backpackers.


Q:	How to Bring Your Pet to China?
A:	According to the Law on the Entry and Exit of Animal and Plant Quarantine, cats or dogs are the only pets allowed for entry but must be declared. Each passenger is allowed to bring one pet only, with an up-to-date rabies vaccination certificate and health certificate issued by the relevant quarantine government department in the country of origin.


Q:	What Are the Custom Procedures to Export Personal Articles?
A:	According to the Custom Law, any long-term non-resident passenger importing or exporting articles for personal use must submit a written application to the appropriate customs agency personally or by authorizing an agent.

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