With the Chinese New Year 2011 is coming. Cold weather has persisted in China since the end of December last year, with snowy or rainy weather hitting most parts of China. The temperature in South China hovers around 0° C (32° F), while that of most North China is under 0° C (32° F). The National Meteorological Center (NMC) has issued that most of China will be persistently in grip of cold weather in following three days (from January 5 to January 7).It is predicted that there will be slight snow or sleety weather in South China, like Guiyang, Changsha, Nanchang, Guilin, Chengdu and Chongqing. In central and north Guizhou Province, and south and west Hunan Province, the freezing rainfall (the rain that quickly turned into ice on the ground which has caused havoc in traffic of Guizhou, Hunan and Chongqing in past three days) continues but will not as sever bass scales e as before. For North China, the obvious temperature drop happens in west Inner Mogolia, East Jilin Province and east Liaoning Province with the range is about 6° C (43° F), and north wind makes North China wintrier. In north Xinjiang Province and east Inner Mongolia, the highest temperature is still under -20° C (-4° F).For travelers visiting in China these days, China Highlights has following tips to help them to get the most enjoyment out of their tours in China. * Pay more attention to the weather forecast and dress accordingly (wear layers to protect you from the high wind, snowy or rainy climate). * Pay particular attention to children and the elderly, since they have more difficulty on regulation body temperature. * Freezing rainfall and snow mantle play adverse impact in traffic, and travelers need to pay more attention to the highway conditions.