City Introduction
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Yinchuan: The Poetic Habitat and Millennium-Old Splendor in the Land South of the Great Wall on the Frontier
Yinchuan, a city hailed by Chinese National Geography as one of “China’s Top Ten New Heavenly Cities”, is captivating the world’s attention with its unique charm.
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Taiyuan: Phoenix Rebirth and Culinary Carnival on the Land of Sanjin
As China’s only provincial capital starting with the character “Tai” (Grand), the character “Yuan” (Plain) in Taiyuan’s name conceals a 3,000-year-old civilization code
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Shijiazhuang: A Millennium-Old City and Modern Symphony on the Yan-Zhao Land
Shijiazhuang, the capital of Hebei Province embraced by the Taihang Mountains, is often called “the youngest provincial capital” yet harbors millennia-old civilization codes.
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Urumqi: The Pearl of the Silk Road at the Foot of Tianshan Mountains
Urumqi, honored as the “Capital of the Asian Continent,” serves as the beating heart of Xinjiang and a radiant jewel in the hinterland of Central Asia.
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Tianjin: A Millennium Port City on the Bohai Coast, Where East Meets West in a Northern Jewel
Tianjin’s history encapsulates half of China’s modern narrative. From its opening as a treaty port in 1860 to liberation in 1949, the city transformed from a vital hub of water transport to an industrial powerhouse.
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Hohhot: A Millennium Symphony of Grassland Jewel and Modern Melody
Nestled at the confluence of grasslands and the Yellow River at 40°N latitude, Hohhot shines like an emerald on China’s northern frontier.
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Beijing: Decoding Time and Delighting Palates in the Millennium Capital
Beijing, a metropolis with 3,000 years of urban history and 800 years as a capital, stands as a three-dimensional historical epic carved into the North China Plain.
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Shenyang: Cradle of a Dynasty, Millennium of Shengjing Legacy
In the northeastern expanse of China, Shenyang shines like a resplendent pearl, embodying both profound historical heritage and the vibrancy of a modern metropolis. Formerly known as Shengjing and Fengtian, this city serves as the capital of Liaoning Province, a sub-provincial city, and one of Northeast Asia’s international hubs.