Lonely Planet China92 reviews Damian Harper, Andrew Burke, ... Lonely Planet Publications, 2007 Death by Lonely Planet + LOnely planet China book + China travel help An exceptional travel guide. Do not count on the prices being accurate but the big picture is spot on. There are two problems with the Lonely Planet guide: it is too heavy for a traveler; it is on the banned books list in China (but my copy was not taken in my last two trips). Death by ...             One Man's Bible15 reviews Gao Xingjian Harper Perennial, 2003 Engrossing + A very personal story within the Cultural Revolution + beautiful, accomplished work + Isolated In a Crowd + Cultural Drift             Soul Mountain90 reviews Gao Xingjian Harper Perennial, 2001 Wonderful Wanderings of Goa Xingjian + You have to learn to read this book + A journey of one's mind written with subtle religious tenor + a well constructed spiritual and cultural journey + tranquil reflections against a moving, Chinese landscape             Fodor's Beijing, 1st Edition (Fodor's Gold Guides)2 reviews Fodor's Fodor's, 2007 Pretty Good. I'm leaving for Beijing this Thursday, May 17, 07, and prior to having this book, I was worried about names, cities, map, language, and pretty much EVERYTHING. Having the book has calmed me, there's great suggestions, events, places to see, walk, bike, and drive to. There's English names, there's ...             Lonely Planet Best of Beijing (Lonely Planet Beijing Condensed)2 reviews Korina Miller Lonely Planet Publications, 2004 A Pretty Good Travel Guide, Perhaps Too Condensed. + Great pocket resource This is a pretty good travel guide. It might have been a little too condensed. I liked the slim form factor of the book. I personally would have preferred if it was a little bit larger and went into greater detail on some of the topics. As opposed to the more complete Lonely Planet Beijing ...             Red Dust: A Path Through China11 reviews Ma Jian Anchor, 2002 Discovering the Heart of China + 80's China for the Dissident + Good Read BUT NOT for everyone + Not Very Literary, but Interesting             Wild Swans : Three Daughters of China353 reviews Jung Chang Touchstone, 2003 Excellent presentation + Rather tedious + eye-opening, couldn't put it down; everyone should read this book. + A must read non-fiction account of Cultural Revolution + memoire extraordinaire             Fodor's Beijing, 1st Edition (Fodor's Gold Guides)2 reviews Fodor's Fodor's, 2007 Pretty Good. I'm leaving for Beijing this Thursday, May 17, 07, and prior to having this book, I was worried about names, cities, map, language, and pretty much EVERYTHING. Having the book has calmed me, there's great suggestions, events, places to see, walk, bike, and drive to. There's English names, there's ...             Lonely Planet China92 reviews Damian Harper, Andrew Burke, ... Lonely Planet Publications, 2007 Death by Lonely Planet + LOnely planet China book + China travel help An exceptional travel guide. Do not count on the prices being accurate but the big picture is spot on. There are two problems with the Lonely Planet guide: it is too heavy for a traveler; it is on the banned books list in China (but my copy was not taken in my last two trips). Death by ...             One Man's Bible15 reviews Gao Xingjian Harper Perennial, 2003 Engrossing + A very personal story within the Cultural Revolution + beautiful, accomplished work + Isolated In a Crowd + Cultural Drift             Lonely Planet Best of Beijing (Lonely Planet Beijing Condensed)2 reviews Korina Miller Lonely Planet Publications, 2004 A Pretty Good Travel Guide, Perhaps Too Condensed. + Great pocket resource This is a pretty good travel guide. It might have been a little too condensed. I liked the slim form factor of the book. I personally would have preferred if it was a little bit larger and went into greater detail on some of the topics. As opposed to the more complete Lonely Planet Beijing ...             Soul Mountain90 reviews Gao Xingjian Harper Perennial, 2001 Wonderful Wanderings of Goa Xingjian + You have to learn to read this book + A journey of one's mind written with subtle religious tenor + a well constructed spiritual and cultural journey + tranquil reflections against a moving, Chinese landscape             Red Dust: A Path Through China11 reviews Ma Jian Anchor, 2002 Discovering the Heart of China + 80's China for the Dissident + Good Read BUT NOT for everyone + Not Very Literary, but Interesting             Wild Swans : Three Daughters of China353 reviews Jung Chang Touchstone, 2003 Excellent presentation + Rather tedious + eye-opening, couldn't put it down; everyone should read this book. + A must read non-fiction account of Cultural Revolution + memoire extraordinaire