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…
