I. City Impression: The Red Soul of a Turning Point City Nestled in the folds of the Yunnan-Guizhou Plateau, Zunyi stands as a rough gem polished by time—a city where the coded history of revolution that reshaped China’s destiny intertwines with the fiery DNA of Bashu culture. Embraced by the Wu River and Chishui River,…
In Xi’an, every brick and tile is a chapter of history; every bite of soup and bread carries a millennium of fireworks (millennium of daily life’s essence). Nestled gently by the Wei River, this ancient city—cradled by the majestic Qinling Mountains and the tender embrace of eight rivers—blends grandeur with grace into a singular charm….
Nestled in the northwest heartland of China, a city embraced by the Yellow River stands as both a historic chokepoint of the ancient Silk Road and a modern jewel along the Belt and Road Initiative. Here, the aroma of beef noodles permeates streets and alleys as early as 6:00 AM; the bells of Baita Mountain…
When I think of Chongqing, what resonates most is its spirit of “rivers and lakes”—not just in the bubbling cauldrons of hotpot in the main city, but also in the everyday lives of people in its districts and counties. If the main city is the “gathering hall of Jianghu,” then these regions nestled among mountains,…
Liangshan Yi Autonomous Prefecture, a mystical land nestled at the junction of Sichuan and Yunnan provinces, boasts breathtaking natural landscapes, rich geographical diversity, and a profound cultural heritage. From majestic mountains and lakes to historical sites steeped in legacy, and from vibrant ethnic traditions to untouched wilderness, this region captivates the hearts of self-driving enthusiasts….
Lijiang City boasts three World Heritage sites and is characterized by the coexistence of multiple ethnic groups and religions, along with abundant tourism resources. Within its territory, there are 104 tourist attractions and over 13,000 species of flora and fauna, making it one of China’s renowned bases for the conservation of biodiversity. The city is…
Chengdu, abbreviated as “Rong” and also known as the “City of Hibiscus” or “City of Brocade,” stands as a pivotal hub in western China. Designated as a National Historic and Cultural City, it serves as a crucial cradle of ancient Shu civilization. A glimpse into history reveals that settlements of the ancient Shu people emerged…
Introduction: A Festival Flowing Through Time On the fifth day of the fifth lunar month, when the fragrance of reed leaves permeates streets and the rhythmic beats of dragon boats reverberate across rivers, China celebrates the Dragon Boat Festival—a time-honored tradition steeped in ritual significance. This ancient festival, carrying over two millennia of history, serves…
