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TERMS & CONDITIONSTRAVEL IN CHINA: The schedulewill be demanding with moderatephysical activity. Travel in Chinarequires good physical condition andhealth (special needs must be arrangedfor in advance and may result inadditional costs), a spirit of adventure,a flexible attitude, and a sense ofhumor. The itinerary is subject tochange and modification. Every effortwill be made to carry out the programas planned, but alterations may stilloccur. Participants should be aware thatno refunds will be made as a result ofunforeseen changes, modifications, ordelays. Some aspects of this tour may not beappropriate for travelers with healthconcerns or disabilities. Tourist travel inChina can be extremely strenuous andmay be especially debilitating tosomeone in poor health. Tours ofteninvolve walking long distances and upsteep hills. China lacks handicap-accessible facilities. Please consult withChina Advocates if you have anyspecial needs or concerns.

RESERVATIONS: Bookings aresubject to the terms and conditionsmentioned in these sections. A contracthas been entered into as soon as yourbooking is received and accepted. Toconfirm the reservation, a deposit of$700 per person isrequired. Final payment is due at 90days prior to departure and can bepaid by check or credit card.GROUP AIR:A recommended group flightis available through AirTreks. This flightwill include airport transfers on both arrivaland departure. This flight is subject toavailability and prices may vary dependingon time of purchase. AIR:Airline cancellations and penalties arebased on each carrier and ticket. Be sure toreview these policies before purchasing airtickets via AirTreks. China Advocates, Inc.and Texas Exes Flying Longhorns are notresponsible for any penalties incurred due toairline schedule changes or cancellations.CANCELLATIONS: No cancellation isvalid until it is received in writing by theoffice of China Advocates. Cancellationpenalties are based on the date of receipt ofwritten notice and are as follows: 91 ormore days prior to departure, acancellation fee of $500 per person isretained; 90-46 days prior to departure,$1,500 per person; 45-31 days prior todeparture, $2,500 per person; 30-0 daysprior to departure, no refund is made. Cancellation penalties for additional hotelnights, hotel and cruise ship room upgrades,tour extensions, and any specialarrangements, are as follows: 50-31 daysprior to departure, 25% of cost isretained; 30-0 days prior to departure, norefund is made.RESPONSIBILITIES: China Advocates,Inc. and Texas Exes Flying Longhorns actonly as agents for the various carriers forwhich tickets are provided and assume noresponsibility or liability in connection withthe service of any train, vessel, carriage,aircraft, motor vehicle or other conveyance,which may be used either wholly or in part,

in the performance of their duty to thepassenger. Neither will they be responsiblefor any act, error, or omission, or for anyinjury, loss, accident, delay or irregularity,which may be occasioned by any defect inany vehicles, or through neglect or default ofany company or person engaged inconveying the passenger, or for any hotelproprietor, hotel service or restaurant, or forany other person engaged in carrying out thepurpose for which tickets or coupons areissued. In the event it becomes necessary oradvisable for the comfort or well-being of thepassengers, or for any reason whatsoever, toalter itinerary or arrangements, suchalterations may be made without penalty tothe operators. The right is reserved towithdraw any or all tours should conditionswarrant, also to decline to accept or retainany passengers as members for the tours. Insuch instances, full or equitable amounts willbe refunded. Refunds for unused carriertickets may be only in accordance with theregulations of the carrier (CST 2064278-40).Registration as a seller of travel does notconstitute approval by the State ofCalifornia. All legal questions will be settledwithin the jurisdiction of the County ofNevada City, California.VISA: To obtain a Chinese visa, a passport isrequired that is valid for at least six monthsbeyond the duration of the tour. Travelers areresponsible for their own visas.Trip cancellation insurance is highlyrecommended and available. You willreceive travel insurance information onceyou are confirmed on the program.Itinerary is subject to modification. Prices are subject to change without notice.

A CHINA ROMANCE

DREAM IDYLL OF SOUTHERNWATERS AND MOUNTAINS

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Tour Cost• Rates are per person and do not include international air:Main Tour, Double Occupancy $5,190

Single Supplement $1,690Chengde Pre-Tour Extension $1,595 Single Supplement $ 795 Huang Mt. Post-Tour Extension $2,190 Single Supplement $ 995 Xian & Yangzi Post-Tour Extension $2,290 Single Supplement $ 1,095Hong Kong Post-Tour Extension $2,090 Single Supplement $ 995

Round-trip International Air is available through AirTreks. For pricing, please contact AirTreksdirectly at 415-977-7136 or at [email protected] Airport Transfers upon arrival in Beijing and departure in Shanghai are recommended and available through China Advocates. Call 1-888-333-2585 or email [email protected] Tour Includes: • Double occupancy accommodations • All meals listed in itinerary • All sightseeing,entertainment, and cultural activities listed in itinerary • Chinese airport taxes • All air and ground transportationwithin China • English-speaking local tour guides • China Advocates’ National Tour Director (with a minimum of 10participants) • Gratuities to local guides and drivers on main tour (with a minimum of 10 participants)Not Included: • Domestic U.S. and international airfare • Gratuities to China Advocates’ National Tour Director •Gratuities on extensions • Airport arrival/departure transfers and Porterage • Visa and passport processing fees • Mealsnot included in the tour • Optional activities not included in the tour • Excess baggage charges • Travel insurance •Items of a personal nature.

For more information, please contactChina Advocates toll-free at 888-333-2585, locally at 415-334-4505 or email [email protected].

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Texas Exes Flying LonghornsA China Romance, May 9–20, 2017

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Dear Alumni and Friends,

Join fellow flying longhorns for an insider’s exploration of China’snatural beauty. Your journey focuses on the idyllic karst mountain regionsof Guilin as well as the sublime West Lake in Hangzhou.

Southern China has been known over the millennia for its exquisitelandscapes of mountains and waters. Guilin evokes this special beauty,and your cruise down the Li River provides hours of visual delights.Yangzhuo is the debarkation of the cruise and offers its own loveliness, askarst shapes tower above the agricultural plain and form the backdrop ofrustic townships. Soak in the picturesque landscape as you wanderthrough the local villages.A special treat is Longsheng, a hill region of rice paddies cultivated

since the Yuan dynasty. This region epitomizes harmony with nature aslife adapts along the steep hillsides. Li An Lodge, a boutique hotel createdby a photographer, awaits you with accommodations and refined as thesurrounding views and acts as your launching point to experience thecultures of the local Yao and Zhuang people.

West Lake is said to be the most inspiring synthesis of modernity andnature in Asia. Ultra-chic Hangzhou sits on the lake’s east side, while theother shore is tied to the natural rhythms of ancient dynastic ways. Su andBai Causeways frame views often found in Chinese landscape paintings,and the Guo Zhuang Garden provides multiple perspectives of the lake’srefinement.

Your exploration of southern Chinese charms is bookended by thegrand cities of Beijing and Shanghai. The imperial grandeur of Chineseemperors is felt throughout Beijing and the high-tech cosmopolitanism ispresent everywhere in Shanghai; two cities that could not be moredifferent and yet remain quintessentially Chinese.

These enchanting regions will make memories for a lifetime, so join uson this special exploration of Chinese beauty. Note that pre- and post-tourextensions are available to customize your experience and make your stayin China even more enjoyable. All will operate with a minimum of onlytwo travelers.

For more information, contact China Advocates at 888-333-2585 or415-334-4505, or e-mail them at [email protected] with questionsand to make a reservation. You may also fax the reservation form to 415-841-1790.

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Leslie Cedar BS ‘89, MBA ‘98CEO and Executive Director of Texas Exes

FABULOUS DININGSavor China’s Exquisite Regional Cuisines

China today arguably producessome of the finest cuisine in the world.Given the country’s stratosphericeconomic rise and the emergence of afun-loving middle class, fine diningexperiences are prized in Chinese

society more than ever. A good time in China means nothing if not “to eat well.”The enjoyment of good food will prove to be one of this tour’s recurring

themes. Every Chinese region defines itself by its cuisine, which means the best wayof experiencing China is through tasting its food. Since your tour passes throughmuch of the country, you’ll have many opportunities to discover each province’sculinary specialties and given the creativity of Chinese chefs, it is unlikely you’ll eatany dish twice! Here are just some of the splendid eating establishments that youwill enjoy on your trip:

§ BEIJING - Known as the “Emperor’s Kitchen” Beijing cuisine has been refinedover centuries to delight the palates of the royal denizens that inhabited the city.With a visit to Duck de Chine, you will experience the many preparations of China’smost famous dish, Peking duck. At the foot of the Great Wall, dine at Xiaolongpu, arestaurant that showcases farm fresh produce and braised meats that evoke thenorthern climate and rugged terrain.

§ GUILIN - When Westerners speak ofChinese food, they are often referring toCantonese cuisine. Emphasizing freshseafood, preserved condiments and adizzying array of culinary techniques,

Guilin offers food that is coveted across China. At Zuoan you will indulge in dishesinspired by the local love of bold colors and an artistic presentation thatcompliments the complexity of the dishes.

§ HANGZHOU - Hangzhou natives consider their cuisine to be fresh, tender, andwith a mellow fragrance. Tea is an important part of Hangzhou culture and is oftenused in braising meats. At 7 Longjing Road you will find a variety of comfortingdishes utilizing local ingredients including their praised varieties of bamboo shoots.

§ SHANGHAI - One doesn’t often hear of food being “drunken,” but in Shanghaiyou will commonly find fish, crab and chicken that is pickled, steamed or stir friedin wine and spirits. Characterized as light, mellow, and slightly sweeter than otherprovincial fare, Shanghai food exemplifies elegance and delicacy over all else. AtDing Tai Feng you will taste some of the city’s unique styles of dim sum and at XiFamily Garden Restaurant you will be delighted by the balanced flavors as well as the

attractive presentation of ingredientscarefully crafted with an aim towardsharmonizing color and shape.

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the charming gardens on the isles.Dinner is at 7 Longjing Restaurant

where you will enjoy authentic Hangzhoucuisine. (b,l,d)

May 18 • Hangzhou - ShanghaiIn the morning, take the new high-

speed train to Shanghai, an exhilaratingfifty minute ride!

For lunch, enjoy delicious Shanghaidim sum at Tintaiyuan Restaurant.

In the afternoon, tour Yuyuan Gardens,designed in six unique parts, making thegarden seem much larger than it really is.You will find one of the best Mingrockeries here, and meandering along thezigzagging bridge to Huxingting Teahouseis a delight.

Dinner is on your own. (b,l)• Accommodations at the Shanghai JinjiangTower (2 night)

May 19 • ShanghaiIn the morning, Tour the Shanghai

Museum and view its wonderful collectionof Chinese ceramics, paintings, andfurniture. The museum curator will greetyou for a special introduction of theirspecial collections.

Lunch is on your own. Visit a localprimary school to meet with China’s brightyoung scholars (Not available in the Summerand at certain Chinese holidays).

Tour the Pudong economic district andride the elevator to the top of the highestbuilding in Asia, the World FinancialTower, for a panoramic view of the old andnew Shanghai by the Huangpu River.

The rest of the day is free for personalexploration and last minute shopping.

In the evening, enjoy a farewellbanquet at Xi Family Garden Restaurant,serving impeccable Shanghai food. (b,d)

May 20 • Shanghai - U.S.Transfer to the Shanghai airport for

your flight home. Arrive in the U.S. on thesame day, or continue on with your post-tour extension. (b, meals aloft)

A CHINA ROMANCEI T IN ERARY

May 9–10 • U.S.–BeijingDepart the U.S. on your flight to Beijing.

Cross the international dateline and arrive inChina the next day. (Meals aloft) • Accommodations at the New World BeijingHotel by the Temple of Heaven (3 nights)

May 11 • BeijingAfter breakfast, visit the Forbidden City,

the abiding symbol of imperial China. Trulyone of the great achievements of civilization,its construction employed hundreds ofthousands of workers between 1406 and 1420.Marvel at its expansive architecture,magnificent imperial gardens, and the manymuseums of Chinese antiquities and treasureswithin the complex.

Enjoy lunch at a local family’s home in thehistoric Houhai District. Then explore thepicturesque lake district where many oldcourtyard homes are preserved amid narrowhutong alleys bordering tree-lined lakes. Tourthe district by “pedicab” for a more livelyexperience of traditional Chinese life. (b,l)

May 12 • BeijingIn the morning, drive to the Great Wall of

China Mutianyu, a rugged section of the wallthat offers less crowded access (with cable caravailability) and a more striking perspectiveas the wall climbs and winds over thesurrounding hills. Here the Great Wall ofChina presents a visual experience thatconsistently exceeds visitors’ expectations.

On the way back, drive by the OlympicVillage and see the Olympic stadiums withtheir innovative design. Herzog & de Meuron

designed the National Stadium, known as the“Bird’s Nest,” while the firm PTW designedthe National Aquatics Center, the “WaterCube.”

Later tour the Temple of Heaven, one ofthe finest expressions of the Ming dynasty.Built in the 15th century, the stunningarchitecture of the Temple of Heavenrepresents the most advanced principles ofmechanics and geometry available at the time.

In the evening, enjoy a feast at theluxurious Duck de Chine featuring finecuisine and the world famous Peking duck.(b,l,d)

May 13 • Beijing - Guilin - LongshengAfter breakfast, fly to Guilin. Upon arrival,

transfer by motor coach to Longsheng.Longsheng is famous for rice terraces

cutting into the precipitous hills that farmershave cultivated since the Yuan dynasty. Skeinsof luscious green rice plants create remarkableviews throughout the valley. Longsheng is thehome of Yao and Zhuang minorities whocontinue to don colorful dress and carry ontheir traditional life. Explore the villagemarket and delightful craft shops.

Hike the rice terraces and visit the locals intheir traditional dwellings. (b,l,d)• Accommodations at the Li An Lodge, a work ofart using Vietnamese hardwood and decoratedwith the owner’s personal art collection (1 night)

May 14 • Longsheng - GuilinContinue to explore the paths and lifestyle

of Longsheng until the early afternoon. Thendrive to Guilin, famous for its spectacular

karst limestone formations. These verticalmountains thrust up from the seabedsome 300 million years ago. Eroded overthe millennia by water and winds, thesepicturesque mountains have providedinspiration for countless Chinese artistand are immediately recognizable toanyone familiar with Chinese paintings.

Enjoy dinner at Zuoan Restaurant.(b,l,d)• Accommodations at the Waterfall Hotel bythe Li River (2 night)

May 15 • Li River - Yangshuo - GuilinThis morning, cruise down the Li

River, winding past Mural Hill, FoldedBrocade Hill, Crescent Moon Hill, andmany more. The four hour cruisenavigates some of the region’s moststunning karst formations.After disembarking, tour Liugong &

Mushan villages, a gorgeous agriculturalvalley surrounded by distant karstscenery. Walk into the fields to enjoyanother experience of rural China, thistime in the middle of a visual paradise.

Return to Yangshuo and wander livelyXijie Street, filled with restaurants, craftsshops, and local inns. Xijie is the homeaway from home for numerousWesterners and so exudes a cosmopolitanair as well as an invitation for a rollickinggood time.After dinner, attend Zhang Yimou’s

colorful water show, Impressions of SisterLiu. Zhang made numerous Oscarnominated movies such as Raise the RedLantern and House of Flying Daggers. Healso directed the Beijing Summer OlympicOpening in 2008. After the show, headback to your hotel in Guilin. (b,l)

May 16 • Guilin - HangzhouIn the morning, fly to the ancient

capital Hangzhou, the most elegant andbeautiful city in China. Marco Polo,purported governor of Hangzhou oncecalled it, “paradise on earth.”

Tour the elegant Qing dynasty GuoZhuang Garden and stop by the charmingQuyuanfenghe Park.

Before dinner, tour the grandarchitectural compound of the Qingdynasty merchant, Hu Xueyan. Countlesscourtyards lead from one to another,culminating in a grand garden with amonumental rockery and idyllic pavilions.

In the evening, tour Xihuxintiandi bythe West Lake, a beautiful lakeside parkdeveloped recently with gardens, finerestaurants, and boutique shops.

Dinner is on your own. (b,l)• Accommodations at the Shangri-La Hotel bythe West Lake (2 night)

May 17 • HangzhouEnjoy a gentle hike up Gushan Hill by

the West Lake. Traditional architecture,landscape gardens, pavilions, andmuseums line up the hillside with a bird’seye view of the West Lake and HangzhouCity.

Visit the National Silk Museum andlearn the process of cultivation,production, and refinement of ancientChinese silk art.

Midday, visit the Meijiawu TeaPlantation and meet farmers who continuethe ancient art of Longjing tea cultivation.Enjoy lunch at a tea farmer’s home.

In the afternoon, tour Lingyin Temple,one of the earliest grand Chan Buddhisttemples remaining in China today.

Take a boat ride on West Lake and tour

Temple of Heaven, Beijing West Lake, Hangzhou

Spend three days experiencingthe grandeur of the Qing ImperialResort at Chengde, where Qingimperial power and minoritypolitics played out, Tibetan lamasfounded their monasteries,Manchus pursued their huntingtraditions and Southern gardenaesthetics were realized to theirmost opulent level. As adesignated UNESCO WorldHeritage Site with a history ofmore than 300 years, this is one ofthe great cultural landmarks in allof China.

Generations of Chinese werefearful of life beyond the greatwall and only the Qing emperorsembraced that life whileembellishing it to the limits oftheir imagination. The gardencomplex includes imperial halls,Mongolian yurts, and a woodedhillside with numerous pavilionsand Buddhist temples.

Travel Dates for Chengde Extension

May 6 • Depart the U.S. for Beijing

May 7 • Arrive Beijing

May 8 • Beijing–Chengde

May 9 • Chengde

May 10 • Chengde–Beijing

Accommodations: New World Hotel Beijing (1 night)Qiwanglou Hotel Chengde (2 nights)

PRE-TOUR EXTENS ION :CHENGDE IMPER I A L RESORT

May 6–10, 2017**Includes 2 days of international travel

Combine captivating sightseeingexperiences with ample free timefor personal exploration andexperience the perfect finish toyour China tour.With a magical skyline as a

backdrop, there is no end to thefascination of this self-styledWorld City. Museums, nightlife,extraordinary cuisine, endlessshopping—life here is like no otherplace on Earth!Explore the Sheung Wan

Dried Foods & Herbal Market, as shopkeepers and herbalpractitioners introduce you totheir abundant herbs andmedicines. Visit the AberdeenFloating Community and marvelat the indigenous community offishing families and eccentrichouseboat dwellers. Drive toHong Kong's most famouslandmark, Victoria Peak, and takein the panoramic views. Then tourOcean Park to see some of China’srarest animals.

Travel Dates for Hong Kong Extension

May 20 • Shanghai–Hong Kong

May 21 • Hong Kong

May 22 • Hong Kong–U.S.

Accommodations: Shangri-La Kowloon (2 nights)

POST -TOUR EXTENS I ON :DEL I GH TS OF

HONG KONG HARBOR

May 20–22, 2017

PRE- AND POST-TOUR EXTENSIONSCustomize Your Own China Experience

POST-TOUR EXTENSIONSCustomize Your Own China Experience

POST-TOUR EXTENS ION :HUANG MOUNTA I N S &HU I ZHOU CULTURE

May 20–24, 2017

This five day extension focuseson Anhui Province and its idylliclandscape of rice paddies, Mingand Qing Dynasty villages, andold town centers. Marked by theold rhythms of rural life, thesevillages have remainedunchanged for hundreds of yearsand wandering through thecrooked stone lanes will providean insight into ancient China.Discover traditional Anhui life,regional architecture, andmuseums in the foothills of Anhui.

Then, visit the crown jewels ofthe region, the Huang Mountains.The beauty of granite precipicestowering above the morningvalley fog have providedinspiration to Chinese artists forcenturies. On foot and by cablecar, explore the mountain’sgorgeous views. Vistas of amazingbeauty lie a few minutes from thehotel. Sit at the edge of thousandfoot cliffs and absorb nature at itsmost sublime.

Travel Dates for Huang Mountain Extension

May 20 • Shanghai–Tunxi

May 21 • Huizhou Villages

May 22 • Huangshan Mountains

May 23 • Huangshan - Shanghai

May 22 • Shanghai–U.S.

Accommodations:Crowne Plaza Hotel Tunxi (2 nights) Xihai HotelHuangshan Mountain Summit (1 night) JinjiangTower Shanghai (1 night)

POST-TOUR EXTENS ION :X IAN & THE YANGZ I R I VER

May 20–25, 2017

See the splendor of the TangDynasty capital of Xian andjourney down the Yangzi river fora tour of China’s most sceniclandscapes.

In Xian, stand on the spotwhere the Chinese emperorQinshishuang ordered an army ofterracotta warriors to preserve hisimmortality in the life beyond.Full construction involved 700,000workers, a human effort sostupendous it lies beyond humancomprehension. Afterwards, you will fly to

Chongqing to see pandas as wellas 2,000 other species at theChongqing Zoo. Embark on acruise down the Yangzi Riverwhere you will be surrounded byvalleys and mountains carved bythe rushing waters. Each day thereare special excursions culminatingin a visit to the extraordinaryThree Gorges Dam, the largesthydroelectric dam in the world!

Travel Dates for Xian and Yangzi Extension

May 20 • Shanghai–Xian

May 21 • Xian–Chongqing

May 22-23 • Yangsi River Cruise

May 24 • Yichang–Shanghai

Accommodations: Wyndham Grand Xian South (1night) Victoria Cruises (3 nights) Jinjiang TowerShanghai (1 night)

Fisherman on the Li River

at the charming gardens on the isles.Dinner is at 7 Longjing Restaurant

featuring authentic Hangzhou cuisine.(b,l,d)

Wander the old French Concession,with European style villas and walk alongTaikang market street with boutiqueshops, galleries, and cafes. For lunch, enjoydelicious Shanghai dim sum at TintaiyuanRestaurant.

Dinner is on your own. (b,l)• Accommodations at the Shanghai Jinjiang

Tower (2 night)

Lunch is on your own. Visit a localprimary school to meet with China’s brightyoung scholars.

In the evening, tour Xihuxintiandi bythe West Lake, a beautiful lakeside parkdeveloped recently with gardens, finerestaurants, and boutique shops. Dinner ison your own. (b,l)• Accommodations at the Shangri-La Hotel bythe West Lake (2 night)

Tour the Meijiawu Tea Plantation andmeet farmers who continue the ancient artof Longjing tea cultivation. Enjoy lunch ata tea farmer’s home.

Take a boat ride on West Lake and stop

May 9 • Chengde

HONG KONG HARBOR

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