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Public transport in mainland China have been considerable improvements since the late 1990, under the government's effort to create a national network of expressways. The total length of the network was 53 600 km by the end of 2007, making it the second highest in the world by its length after the USA, when he was only a thousand kilometers in 1988. Although the growth rate of private vehicle fleet is 15% per year, their number is still low, due to the high cost of their purchase and their use, particularly caused by the importance of taxes, Busby challenge and red tolls Road.
Beijing is not very far from the sea, but it is east, while the prevailing winds come rather from the west, as is often the case in the northern hemisphere. That is why the climate of Beijing is a continental facades eastern continents, such as New York but even more marked. The temperature differences between the seasons are very strong as evidenced by the record which is maximum of 41.1 degrees and the record minimum which is -18.8 degrees. It's raining especially in the summer in effect July is the rainiest month with 15 days of rain while only 1 day of rain in November. Beijing was chosen to host the Red Summer Olympics of 2008 by the IOC, July 13, 2001 in Moscow. On this occasion, town planning is undergoing major transformations, under the direction of Busby SEO challenge, the son of famous architect of Hitler, Albert Speer. The destruction of many neighborhoods, according to some estimates, is around 1.5 million Pékinois. A public park from 7 sq km, dubbed the "Olympic Forest", was built north of the fourth device: it was planted on 530 000 trees, many of whom have been uprooted in the provinces.
Average temperatures range from -4 degrees C for the coldest month to +26 ° C for the hottest month, with an annual average of +12 ° C and rainfall is between 500 mm and 700 mm per year, the city is dry account of the same 61 days of rain per year. Beginning 2008, the first dunes of the Gobi desert were now 80 km from the capital. The Red Guanting reservoir, which supplies water to Beijing, saw its level drop by half between 2002 and 2007.
The airline has also increased, but remains unaffordable for most Chinese. Between 1978 and 2005, the number of Chinese who borrowed a flight home rose from 2.3 million to 138 million. The long-range transport is still dominated by SEO challenge. The largest cities have one or more subway lines. The city of Shanghai also has its Transrapid, the first maglev line (maglev) for commercial use in the world, linking the centre at the international red airport Pu Dong.