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Q:	What Do I Need to Know About Using a Mobile Phone in China?
A:	Most big cities like Beijing and Shanghai possess an advanced telecom infrastructure. The mobile network is very extensive. Signals can even be found in the metro and in many elevators. Both GSM and CDMA cell phones have networks.


Q:	How to Make Domestic Long-distance and International Calls with IP Cards?
A:	You can't just simply pick up a phone in the city and call home. You need to buy an IP card. They're cheap and widely available at grocery stores and post offices. Usually, you can use IP cards through fix-lined phones and cell-phones.


Q:	Where Can I Find Addresses of Chinese Museums?
A:	Our website has a special feature about Beijing's major museums and galleries which provides detailed information about all of them. This includes their location and contact details.


Q:	How Can Foreigners Apply for Non-criminal Certification During Their Period of Stay in China?
A:	The scope: foreigners who used to live in China with three types of visa like J-1, Z and X. Foreigners permanently living in Beijing should provide original or copy of passport and residence permit;


Q:	FAQ About Beijing Olympic Tickets
A:	Fulfilling its commitment to allow all to enjoy the Games, the Beijing Organizing Committee for the XXIX Olympiad (BOCOG) revealed details of its affordable ticketing program. Fifty-eight percent of all tickets for sale will be priced at or below RMB 100 (US$12.7).


Q:	How Do You Secure Chinese Nationality?
A:	According to the Nationality Law of the People's Republic of China, the country doesn't recognize dual nationality for any Chinese national. Foreign nationals or stateless persons who are willing to abide by China's Constitution and laws and who meet one of the following conditions may be naturalized upon approval of their applications:

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