Nestled on China’s eastern coast, Ningbo is home to China’s oldest private library, the Tianyi Pavilion and hundreds of ancient temples, giving a glimpse into China’s spiritual past and Buddhist culture. Surrounded by lush mountains, tranquil lakes, and scenic beaches, Ningbo offers a perfect blend of history and nature, inviting you to discover both its ancient treasures and stunning landscapes.
Chengdu is famed as the hometown of the giant panda, showcased at the Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding. Its spicy Sichuan cuisine delights with dishes like hotpot and mapo tofu. Cultural highlights include Jinli Ancient Street for local crafts, Wuhou Shrine honoring Zhuge Liang, and the tranquil Wenshu Monastery. Chengdu offers a blend of history, culinary delights, and a laid-back vibe, making it a must-visit destination for panda lovers and food enthusiasts alike.
Shenzhen is a city and special economic zone and has been ranked second on the list of ‘top 10 cities to visit in 2019’ by Lonely Planet. Shenzhen has numerous tourist destinations, ranging from recreational areas such as theme parks and public parks to tall buildings. The proximity to Hong Kong also makes it easier to get here.Follow in the footsteps of volunteers as you explore modern life filled with skyscrapers, taste delicious century-old street food, and walk along the beautiful coast.
Welcome to Shanghai! The biggest city in China,one of the world’s economics center, the mixture of the modernity and tradition. Shanghai represents China’s fast-growing economics and its transformation for past decades. It was once a fishing village from its establishment. During 19th century, Shanghai got reputation from its primary role in transportation with foreign country. Shanghai as always demonstrates inclusive attitude to accept world’s diverse culture to its local tradition.
Guangzhou, a modern metropolis in southern China, is renowned for its rich history, cultural heritage, and vibrant atmosphere. Visitors can indulge in authentic Cantonese cuisine, explore iconic landmarks like the Guangzhou Tower, and immerse themselves in the blend of old and new at historical attractions such as the Chen Clan Ancestral Hall and Yuexiu Park. The locals’ warmth and eagerness to share their culture make it easy for travelers to immerse themselves in Guangzhou’s daily life.
The pearl of Chinese history, the Big Wild Goose Pagoda. I touched the history of thousands of years ago with my own hands. I stepped on the wooden stairs inside the tower and ascended step by step, the sun shining on my face at the top of the tower and the wind blowing my hair. Looking down on the whole Chang’an, I couldn’t help but think of Du Fu’s majestic words of praise, “The high standard spans the sky, and the gale is endless”. When the monk Xuanzang brought back all the Buddhist scriptur.
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