Wikitravel - Changes related to "Jinan" [en]

Beijing

2013-05-17T05:55:01Z

‎By subway:

Shanghai

2013-05-16T17:02:56Z

why was this info changed?

Shanghai

2013-05-16T08:40:54Z

‎By sidecar:

Wikitravel:How to edit a page

2013-05-15T06:15:55Z

‎Using the check boxes:

Beijing

2013-05-14T15:23:11Z

‎Fares and meters: gas surcharge 3 yuan in May 2013

Suzhou

2013-05-11T14:33:54Z

‎By Metro:

@@ Line 313: / Line 313: @@
 '''Line 10''' runs in an O-shape around the city and is useful to reach the Olympic Stadium (with a transfer to Line 8 at Beitucheng), the embassy district and Sanlitun. As of 2013 the line has almost completed the O, only missing one more bend in the southwest.It will be the second circle line in the Beijing Subway System when completed after Line 2. The line more or less follows the Third Ring Road. Line 10 connects to every single numbered line in the system including the Airport Express excluding Line 15.
 '''Line 13''' is an elevated light-rail line serving suburban Haidian district. The line starts at Xizhimen and ends at Dongzhimen and forms a large arc. Serves Wudaokou. Connects to Line 5 at Lishui Bridge Station.
 '''Line 15''' is still partially in construction but as of 2013 runs through the WangJing CBD. Passengers will have to transfer from Line 13 currently to get to this Line. It is slated for completion before 2015 and will run west-east north of Line 10.
 '''Batong, Yizuang, Changping, Daxing and Fangshan lines''' connect the outer suburbs to the city and are of little use for tourists.

@@ Line 369: / Line 369: @@
 Vintage motorbikes with sidecars are used by mainly by expats and tourists.  Most expatriates and Shanghainese are too embarrassed to use what many consider a particularly "uncool" form of transport.
-Changjiang sidecars were used by the Chinese army until 1997. There are a few sidecar owner clubs in Shanghai (Black Bats, People's Riders Club), shops (Yiqi, Cao, Fan, Jack, Jonson, Leo) and a popular tour operator (Shanghai Insiders, http://www.insidersexperience.com ) which are worth checking out.
+Changjiang sidecars were used by the Chinese army until 1997. There are a few sidecar owners club in Shanghai (Black Bats, People's Riders Club), shops (Yiqi, Cao, Fan, Jack, Jonson, Leo) and a tour operator (Shanghai Sideways, http://www.shanghaisideways.com ) which are worth checking out.
 See also [[Driving_in_China#Sidecar_rigs]].

@@ Line 369: / Line 369: @@
 Vintage motorbikes with sidecars are used by mainly by expats and tourists.  Most expatriates and Shanghainese are too embarrassed to use what many consider a particularly "uncool" form of transport.
-Changjiang sidecars were used by the Chinese army until 1997. There are a few sidecar owners club in Shanghai (Black Bats, People's Riders Club), shops (Yiqi, Cao, Fan, Jack, Jonson, Leo) and a tour operator (Shanghai Sideways, http://www.shanghaisideways.com ) which are worth checking out.
+Changjiang sidecars were used by the Chinese army until 1997. There are a few sidecar owner clubs in Shanghai (Black Bats, People's Riders Club), shops (Yiqi, Cao, Fan, Jack, Jonson, Leo) and a popular tour operator (Shanghai Insiders, http://www.insidersexperience.com ) which are worth checking out.
 See also [[Driving_in_China#Sidecar_rigs]].

@@ Line 17: / Line 17: @@
 If you are [[Special:userlogin|logged in]] to a [[Wikitravel:How to create a user account|user account]] there will be a '''This is a minor edit''' checkbox for marking your changes as "minor". The idea with this is that people reviewing page history or recent changes can filter out unimportant changes. It's up to you to determine what makes your changes "minor" -- usually, spelling corrections, grammar, or formatting changes are "minor", and changes to the real information on a page are not.
-The '''Watch this article''' checkbox puts this article on your [[Wikitravel:Watchlist help|watchlist]]. Any changes to the article, or to the article's talk page, by you or anyone else will show up in your watchlist, so you can keep an eye on the article.
+The '''Watch this article''' checkbox puts this article on your ''[[Wikitravel:Watchlist help|Watchlist]]''. Any changes to the article, or to the article's talk page, by you or anyone else will show up in your Watchlist, so you can keep an eye on the article.
-The default setting -- whether these checkboxes are checked or not by default -- can be set in your [[Wikitravel:User preferences help|user preferences]].
+The default setting -- whether these checkboxes are checked or not by default -- can be set in your user ''[[Wikitravel:User preferences help|Preferences]]''.
 ==Starting new pages==
-If you are starting a new page from scratch, please make use of our '''[[Wikitravel:Article templates|templates]]''' which helps to organize the information on a page and give a consistent look. See [[Wikitravel:How to start a new page]] for more information.
+If you are starting a new page from scratch, please make use of our '''[[Wikitravel:Article templates|Article templates]]''' which help to organise the information on a page and give a consistent look. See [[Wikitravel:How to start a new page]] for more information.
 ==Restoring previous article versions==
-If an editor changes or removes content from an article the old versions of the article are still available from the article's history.  To view article history, click on the "history" tab for any article, then click on the date for the revision that you are interested in.  To revert the article to the specified revision, simply click on the "edit" tab while viewing the old version and then re-save the version.  Alternately, if you just want to revert a single edit click on the "undo" link from an article's history next to the edit that is being reverted.
+If an editor changes or removes content from an article the old versions of the article are still available from the article's history.  To view article history, click on the "'''View history'''" tab for any article, then click on the date for the revision that you are interested in. To revert the article to the specified revision, simply click on the "edit" tab while viewing the old version and then re-save the version.  Alternately, if you just want to revert a single edit click on the "undo" link from an article's history next to the edit that is being reverted.
 ==See also==

@@ Line 374: / Line 374: @@
 ====Fares and meters====
 [[Image:Beijing taxi newcolor.jpg|thumb|New paint of Beijing taxis, with a dark yellow strip and name of the taxi company in the center, and other parts are dark reddish brown (also could be white, dark green or dark blue)]]
-Taxis charge a starting fee of ¥10, and an additional ¥2/km after the first 3 km.  Taxi meters keep running when the speed is slower than 12 km/hr or when waiting for green lights; 5 min of waiting time equals 1 km running.  Outside of rush hour, an average trip through the city costs around ¥20-25, and a cross-town journey about ¥50 (for example, from the city center to the northern side of the Fourth Ring Road). Since Spring 2011, there is a ¥2 gas surcharge on all trips. Note that this surcharge is not displayed on the meter, so if the meter says ¥18 the price is ¥20.
+Taxis charge a starting fee of ¥10, and an additional ¥2/km after the first 3 km.  Taxi meters keep running when the speed is slower than 12 km/hr or when waiting for green lights; 5 min of waiting time equals 1 km running.  Outside of rush hour, an average trip through the city costs around ¥20-25, and a cross-town journey about ¥50 (for example, from the city center to the northern side of the Fourth Ring Road). There is a ¥3 gas surcharge on all trips. Note that this surcharge is not displayed on the meter, so if the meter says ¥18 the price is ¥21.
 If the taxi driver "forgets" to switch the taxi meter on, remind him by politely asking them to run the meter and gesturing at the meter box (请打表 ''qǐng dǎbiǎo''), though most can understand "meter please", and all can understand a simple point at the meter.   At the end, it is a good idea to ask for a '''receipt''' (发票 ''fā piào'') also while gesturing to the meter and making a writing motion. Having a receipt is handy in case you want to make a complaint later or for business reimbursement purposes, and since the receipt has the cab number, you stand a greater chance of getting your possessions back if you forget anything in the taxi.

@@ Line 137: / Line 137: @@
 ===By Metro===
-The Suzhou Metro has already opened in 2011. There are 2 lines - one will run east-west linking the Suzhou New District, the Old Town and the Suzhou Industrial Park and the second will run north-south linking the new Suzhou High Speed Railway station in the north, across the Old Town and into the southern suburbs. A mock-up of the new Suzhou Metro train car is on display in the Times Square (shi dai guang chang) shopping area in the Suzhou Industrial Park.
+The Suzhou Metro opened on May 1st 2012. There is as of May 2013, 1 functioning line which runs east-west linking the Suzhou New District, the Old Town and the Suzhou Industrial Park. A second line is under construction and will run north-south linking the new Suzhou High Speed Railway station in the north, across the Old Town and into the southern suburbs. A mock-up of the new Suzhou Metro train car is on display in the Times Square (shi dai guang chang) shopping area in the Suzhou Industrial Park.
 ==Talk==