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www.desert.org.cn Organizes Summer Palace Travel

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Sponsor: www.desert.org.cn

Content: Show visitors around the Summer Palace and explain its history

Date: September 1, 2007

Assembly place: Be notified later

Assembly time: Be notified later

Contact person: Lin Yi, Si Tong

Tel: 13146217701

Annotation: BYO Travel

(China.org.cn August 31, 2007)

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