Travel China guide – ancient cities, modern marvels & authentic hanfu photos to capture traditional style on your journey.
Recently, a notable guest visited Ningbo (宁波) University of Finance and Economics: Professor Mark Levine, a renowned American sociologist, and musician currently teaching at the Central University for Nationalities in Beijing. Known for his passion for Eastern cultures, Professor Levine embarked on an enlightening cultural exchange that allowed both him and the students to explore […]
The Li River (漓江) is an undeniable gem of Chinese natural beauty, and its place as a national treasure is well-deserved. As one of China’s first 5A-rated tourist destinations, it represents the very essence of the country’s landscapes, echoing through the hearts of those who visit. Winding its way through the picturesque karst mountains of […]
Preserving An Yue’s (安岳) Rich Cultural Traditions In the picturesque county of An Yue, nestled in the heart of Sichuan Province, an ancient cultural legacy continues to thrive. Known for its remarkable collection of intangible cultural heritage (ICH), An Yue is home to diverse traditions that have been passed down through generations. As the saying […]
Qianhai: Where Urban Energy Meets Cultural Exploration As we look toward 2024, Qianhai (前海)—a region poised for incredible growth in Shenzhen (深圳)—has emerged as a beacon of cultural and tourism development. In a city that seamlessly combines modernity and tradition, Qianhai is on track to become one of the most visited destinations, attracting tourists, both […]
Xiangyang (襄阳), a city nestled along the banks of the Han River, offers a fascinating blend of ancient heritage and cutting-edge modernity. With a history stretching over 2,800 years, Xiangyang is a city where visitors can experience the fullness of China’s cultural tapestry. Walking through its ancient city walls, visitors can feel the weight of […]
Nanjing, a historical gem nestled in southeastern China, is a city brimming with ancient tales and natural beauty. With its serene landscapes, cultural landmarks, and deep-rooted history, Nanjing offers the perfect blend of past and present. One of its most iconic locations is the Yuhuatai (Rain Flower Terrace) area, a place not only celebrated for […]
Hainan has emerged as a hotspot for golfers, especially among Korean tourists, as more and more are flocking to the tropical island to enjoy its world-class courses. This surge in tourism is part of a broader trend spurred by China’s recent visa-free policy for South Korean nationals, which has significantly boosted tourism between the two […]
Guangzhou, known as the “City of Goats” (羊城, or “Yangcheng”), is one of China’s most vibrant and culturally rich cities. Located in the southern part of the country, it enjoys a mild climate year-round, with no harsh winters, making it an ideal travel destination at any time. Its strategic location and accessibility make it a […]
Beihai (北海), a coastal city in the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region (广西壮族自治区), is known for its unique geographical location and abundant tourist resources. With its fascinating blend of natural beauty and cultural heritage, Beihai has become an increasingly popular destination for travelers. On a recent trip, I had the opportunity to explore the city’s top […]
Nestled in the heart of Taizhou (泰州), Jiangsu, the Fengcheng River (凤城河) Scenic Area offers a unique blend of historical charm and natural beauty. As a nationally recognized 4A-level tourist destination, this scenic area draws visitors from all over the world with its captivating landscape and cultural richness. With its riverside setting, the Fengcheng River […]
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