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Lingyin Temple： Lingyin Temple (simplified Chinese: 灵隐寺; traditional Chinese: 靈隱寺; pinyin: Língyǐn Sì) is a prominent Chan Buddhist temple near Hangzhou that is renowned for its many pagodas and grottos. Its name is commonly and literally translated into English as Temple of the Soul's Retreat. The monastery is the largest of several temples in the Wulin Mountains (Chinese: 武林山; pinyin: Wǔlínshān), which feature renowned grottos and religious rock carvings. According to tradition, the monastery was founded in 328 AD during the Eastern Jin dynasty (266-420) by an Indian monk, named Huili in Chinese. From its inception, Lingyin was a famous monastery in the Jiangnan region.[1] At its peak under the Wuyue Kingdom (907-978), the temple boasted 18 pavilions, 72 halls, more than 1300 dormitory rooms, inhabited by more than 3000 monks. Many of the rich Buddhist carvings in the Feilai Feng grottos and surrounding mountains also date from this era. During the Southern Song (1127-1279), the monastery was regarded as one of the ten most important temples of the Chan sect in the Jiangnan region. However, its prominence has not saved the temple from marauders. It has been rebuilt no less than sixteen times since then. While certain existing buildings date from previous Chinese dynasties, much of the current buildings are modern restorations from the late Qing (1644-1911) period. During the Cultural Revolution, the temple and grounds suffered damage at the hands of red guards, but the students of Zhejiang University tried to protect the temple. The temple managed to avoid large scale destruction partly because of the instructions of Premier Zhou Enlai. Today the temple is thriving as a destination for both pilgrims and tourists. It is regarded as one of the wealthiest monasteries in China, and regular pilgrims have included former paramount leader Deng Xiaoping. The Wuling Mountains are a renowned site for Chan Buddhism in Southern China. A number of smaller temples are also located in the area. Today, Lingyin and the surrounding areas are marketed as the Lingyin-Feilai Feng Scenic Area, with ticketed admission. Visitors enter from a screen wall marked with a four character inscription "the Western Heaven is within reach" (咫尺西天; zhíchǐ Xītiān; 'Western Heaven is between 0.8 and one foot away'). Proceeding down the road from the entrance, the visitor first sees Feilai Feng on the left, then Lingyin Hill on the right. The entire scenic area is dotted with historic buildings and artwork, including pagodas, pavilions, bridges, and statues. The largest stone pagoda is located near the entrance. Called Elder Li's Pagoda (Chinese: 理公塔), it houses the ashes of Huili. The area is thickly wooded. Feilaifeng Grottoes: Feilaifeng Grottoes, also known as Lingjiu Peak, is a mountain. The mountain is 168 meters high and is made of limestone. Due to the long-term dissolution of groundwater, Feilaifeng Grottoes has formed many fantastic and changeable caves, such as Longhong Cave, Yuru Cave, Shexu Cave, Huyuan Cave, etc. Each cave has its own origin and is full of legends. The hall rock of Feilaifeng Grottoes is like a dragon, a running elephant, a crouching tiger, and a startled ape, as if it is a stone zoo. The old trees and vines on the mountain are intertwined; the rock bones are exposed and the peaks are sharp. Yuan Dao, a Ming Dynasty scholar, once said: "Among the peaks on the lake, Feilai should be the first." According to previous records, there were 72 caves in Feilaifeng Grottoes in the past, but most of them have been buried due to the long time. The few remaining caves are mostly concentrated on the southeast side of Feilaifeng Grottoes. Feilaifeng Grottoes faces the hillside of Lingyin Temple, which is dotted with Buddhist cave statues dating back to the Five Dynasties, with more than 340 statues. It is a rare ancient cave art treasure in Jiangnan, my country, comparable to the Dazu Rock Carvings in Chongqing. Su Dongpo once wrote the poem "There are creeks and mountains everywhere, but I love Feilaifeng Grottoes in Lingyin the most." Jiangnan Jingshi has a philosophical poem "Feilaifeng Grottoes": "Tourists stop and look at the mountain, and always look at the mystery of a stone. You must know that things change with causes, and don't think that flying will not fly." ("Zai Jingtang Collection" [self-note] when: facing, looking at each other) The stone carvings include the Three Holy Ones of the West (Five Dynasties), the relief of the Vairocana Buddha (Northern Song Dynasty), the Budai Monk (Southern Song Dynasty), the Vajrapani Bodhisattva, the God of Wealth, and the male Guanyin (all from the Yuan Dynasty), all of which are rare art treasures. The most eye-catching is the Maitreya Buddha with a smiling face and bare chest and abdomen, which is the largest statue in Feilaifeng Grottoes Grottoes and a representative work of Song Dynasty statue art. On the east foot of Feilaifeng Grottoes, there is the ancient temple Xiatianzhu Temple (Fajing Temple) of the Sui Dynasty. From here, along the stream to the southwest, there is Zhongtianzhu Temple (Fajing Temple) built two years later than Xiatianzhu Temple and Shangtianzhu Temple (Faxi Temple) built by Wu Yue in the Five Dynasties, collectively known as the "Three Tianzhu".

West Lake in Hangzhou: West Lake in Hangzhou is a national scenic spot that integrates beautiful and elegant lakes and mountains with brilliant and rich cultural relics and cultural arts. It is centered on the beautiful West Lake, surrounded by clouds and mountains on three sides and clear water in the middle. It covers an area of ​​60 square kilometers, of which the lake surface is 5.68 square kilometers. The lakeside area is surrounded by green shades, lush mountains, painted bridges, smoke willows, clouds and trees, winding between the mountains, beautiful forests and springs, and deep streams. Among the more than 90 parks and scenic spots with their own characteristics, there are the Three Autumn Osmanthus, the Six Bridges Smoky Willows, the Nine Miles of Cloud Pine, the Ten Miles of Lotus, and the famous "Ten Scenes of West Lake" and more than a dozen new scenic spots with their own characteristics that have been built and opened in recent years, which connect the West Lake into a colorful wreath, making it have different scenery in spring, summer, autumn and winter, and different moods in sunny, rainy, windy and snowy weather. West Lake is not only unique in the beauty of beautiful mountains and rivers and deep forests, but also has rich cultural relics and historical sites, beautiful and moving myths and legends, and cleverly integrates nature, humanities, history and art. West Lake is full of historical sites, with 5 national key cultural relics protection units, 35 provincial cultural relics protection units, 25 municipal cultural relics protection units, and 39 cultural relics protection sites and various special museums dotted among them, adding color to it. It is a famous historical and cultural tourist attraction in my country. Hangzhou West Lake is located in the west of Hangzhou City, Zhejiang Province, in the center of Hangzhou City. It was formerly known as Wulin Water, Qiantang Lake, and Xizi Lake. It was called West Lake in the Song Dynasty. In 1982, West Lake was designated as a "national scenic spot" and in 1985 it was selected as one of the "Top Ten National Scenic Spots". Qinghefang Historic Block: Qinghefang Historic Block in Shangcheng District inherits the cultural landscape of West Lake in the west and the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal in the east. It is located in the center of the ruins of Lin'an City, the capital of the Southern Song Dynasty. The block is formed by the cross of Hefang Street and Zhongshan Middle Road (the Imperial Street of the Southern Song Dynasty) to form the core skeleton. It extends to West Lake Avenue in the north, Drum Tower in the south, Wushan Square in the west, and Zhonghe Middle Road in the east. It covers an area of ​​about 220,000 square meters, with a commercial building area of ​​about 180,000 square meters and a main street length of more than 1,800 meters. Qinghefang is the origin of China's open street system. It is currently the most profound historical origin, the most prominent historical status, and the most representative historical and cultural street in Hangzhou. It concentrates on the historical changes and historical features of Hangzhou. It is a typical representative of "seeing mountains, seeing water, and remembering homesickness". Relying on its superior location, profound historical and cultural heritage, rich and unique tourism resources, and prosperous and diverse commercial formats, Qinghefang Historic Block continues to enhance its brand influence, receiving more than 20 million citizens and tourists annually, and enjoying a high reputation at home and abroad. Since its opening in 2001, Qinghefang Historic Block has received attention and support from governments at all levels, and leaders of the Party and the country have visited and investigated the site many times. It has successively won the titles of "Famous Commercial Street in China", "Chinese Folk Culture Street", "National 4A-level Tourist Scenic Spot", "High-quality Pedestrian Street in Zhejiang Province", "National Tourism and Leisure Block", and "The First National Night Culture and Tourism Consumption Aggregation Area". Qinghefang Historic Block will continue to focus on "Song Charm Culture" as the core and "Urban Tourism" as the main line, and is committed to displaying Song-style customs, telling the story of Hangzhou, gathering characteristic cultural tourism, cultivating and developing a large tourism industry cluster integrating "culture, commerce, tourism and nursing", and building Qinghefang into a Song Charm Cultural Heritage and Exhibition Center of "The Imperial View of Qinghefang, the Song Charm of Hangzhou".

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Gankeng Hakka Town: Gankeng Hakka Town was originally called Gankeng Old Village, also called Liangmao Old Village, because Liangmao Village made its living by weaving cool hats. After the Yongzheng period of the Qing Dynasty, Hakka people came here to build a village. Because it was located in Ganhang Mountain, it was named Ganhang Village. According to the "Guangdong Tongzhi" of the Yongzheng period of the Qing Dynasty, "Ganhang Mountain is 40 miles northeast of (Xin'an) County, 100 feet high, and stretches for 40 miles. It is rich in red bamboo and has people living there. It is parallel to Taipingzhang and faces each other." During the Jiaqing period of the Qing Dynasty, Zhang Jinchao, the founder of Gankeng Liangmao Village, learned the cool hat weaving craft inherited from Zhang Taipo of Changting Prefecture, Fujian Province, and moved from the old village of Gankeng Village to the mountain pit next to the village. He made a living by weaving cool hats with bamboo from Ganhang Mountain. This industry was passed down from generation to generation, and later people called Gankeng Mountain Liangmao Mountain and the village Liangmao Village. In the 1950s, the Guangdong Branch of China Arts and Crafts Import and Export Corporation inspected other places in the province that made cool hats for export trade. Finally, Gankeng Village was designated as the only straw hat foreign trade production base in the province. At that time, Gankeng Village set up a straw hat factory of more than 10 square meters, with Zhang Qinghao, the sixth-generation descendant of Jinchaogong, as the factory director. After that, the production scale reached its historical peak, producing more than 4,500 straw hats per month, half of which were sold to Chinatowns in Hong Kong, Macao, Southeast Asia, Britain and the United States. At that time, every household in the village was a straw hat workshop, and everyone in the village could weave straw hats. The villagers of Gankeng Village passed on the straw hat craftsmanship to Longhua, Dapeng and other places through migration. In the late 1990s. There were not many people wearing straw hats, the straw hat industry declined sharply, and fewer and fewer people in Gankeng Village weaved straw hats. In 2011, Gankeng Hakka straw hats were included in the list of intangible cultural heritage protection in Baoding City. In 2013, it was included in the representative list of intangible cultural heritage protection in Guangdong Province. In 2016, the Shenzhen Municipal Government and OCT Group signed an agreement to build the "OCT Gankeng Hakka New Town", starting from Gankeng Village and Liangmao Village in the north and ending at Sanlian Village in the south, with a planned area of ​​about 12 square kilometers. In July 2017, Gankeng Hakka Town was selected as the first batch of national cultural and tourism characteristic towns. On December 30, 2022, Gankeng Ancient Town was rated as a national 3A tourist attraction. The 32nd Chrysanthemum Culture Festival： This chrysanthemum exhibition is divided into two main exhibition areas: Azalea Garden and Sunshine Lawn. In view of the effects of mirror reflection and refraction, the mirror refraction is used to form an infinite space, breaking through the traditional flower exhibition techniques, and the flowers and mirrors form a scene with each other, which improves the participation and interactivity of the exhibition. The Azalea Garden exhibition area has a "flower magic cube", variety display, and cliff chrysanthemum display. The "Flower Cube" displays various chrysanthemums in the form of a magic cube, showing the beauty of chrysanthemums from multiple angles and in three dimensions. The variety display area displays a dazzling array of more than 1,000 pots of cut flower varieties of chrysanthemums introduced from Nanjing University of Clothing Industry. The cliff chrysanthemum display area combines cliff chrysanthemums with rockery waterfalls to form a dynamic chrysanthemum landscape; the sunny lawn uses a cross-shaped flower streamline to display chrysanthemums in the form of lines with a three-dimensional mirror, allowing visitors to fully experience the three-dimensional diversity of chrysanthemums. Large standing chrysanthemums, tree chrysanthemums, column chrysanthemums, cliff chrysanthemums, ground cover chrysanthemums, bonsai chrysanthemums, etc. are also exhibited. More than 30,000 pots of chrysanthemums are carefully cultivated by gardeners for the appreciation of tourists. East Lake Park: Shenzhen East Lake Park was originally named "Reservoir Park". It was built in 1961 and officially opened to the public in 1966. In October 1984, the 42nd meeting of the Shenzhen Municipal Government decided to change the name of "Shenzhen Reservoir Park" to "Shenzhen East Lake Park", which is a first-level city park in the city. Shenzhen East Lake Park was listed as a Guangdong Provincial Scenic Spot in April 1991. In July 1994, it was rated as a "Garden Unit" by the Municipal Government. In December 1996, it was rated as a "Safe and Civilized Community in Shenzhen" by the Municipal Party Committee and Municipal Government. In May 2001, it was rated as the first batch of "Garden-style, Garden-style" standard units. In December 2003, it passed the ISO9001 quality management system and ISO14001 environmental management system certification. Shenzhen East Lake Park is located in the eastern part of Shenzhen City, connected to Wutong Mountain in the east, Yanhe Road in the west, Shensha Highway in the south, and Aiguo Road in the north. Shenzhen East Lake Park has a red line area of ​​177.6 hectares, with 11 major scenic spots, more than 120 attractions and about 30 various recreational projects. The main scenic spots include Chi Geng Mountain Scenic Area, Artificial Lake Island Area, Ornamental Flower and Tree Garden, Azalea Sculpture Garden, Bonsai World, Arboretum, Ancient Tree Area, Fishing Area, Palm Garden, etc. The main recreational spots include dry land, sledding, Fun Garden Amusement Park, Fun Animal Garden, etc.

Humen Opium War Museum: The Opium War Museum is located in the south of Kou Village, Humen Town, Dongguan City. It is also the site of the ancient battlefield of the Opium War. It is backed by Niubeiji Mountain in the east and faces the Pearl River Estuary in the west. It is a special museum that collects, displays and studies Lin Zexu's anti-opium and Opium War cultural relics and historical materials. The courtyard in the museum is wide, with shade and green grass. On the central axis stand the statues of the Humen people resisting the British, the statue of Lin Zexu, and the museum. The facade design of the museum is imitating the ancient artillery fort, which is majestic and solemn. On the south side of the courtyard is the opium-burning pool dug by Lin Zexu when he destroyed opium. The exhibition hall is divided into 4 floors with a construction area of ​​2,500 square meters. The exhibition content is "The Historical Facts of Lin Zexu's Anti-opium and the Opium War", which details the causes and course of the Opium War, and exhibits the wooden stakes and wooden boards of the opium-burning pool; Lin Zexu's handwritten couplets and banners; weapons used in the anti-British war; foreign guns and foreign cannons seized from the British army, and other precious physical materials. The "Golden Locks and Copper Gates" display on the second floor uses ultra-visual background paintings and original large models to restore the majestic scenes of the Humen Fortress, which is impressive. The museum uses a lot of scene restoration, video projection and other means, and the entire display is vivid and interesting, with tourists coming in an endless stream. Among the museum's collection of cultural relics are a number of cannons, cannonballs, gunpowder jars, gunpowder chambers, broadswords, spears, and foreign guns and cannons seized from the British army that year. Several "meritorious cannons" once hit the British invaders in the Opium War. The basic display of the museum is the "Historical Display of the Opium War", which is divided into the British launching of the Opium War, the anti-British struggle of the Guangdong military and civilians, the anti-British struggle of the military and civilians in coastal provinces, the end of the Opium War, and the inextinguishable anti-aggression flames. Humen Naval Battle Museum: Humen in Guangdong Province has a high reputation like Beijing in China. When it comes to Beijing, everyone knows that it is the capital of China, and when it comes to Humen, people must think of the 23-day Humen gunpowder smoke. In fact, many stories that were inferior to those of foreign powers happened in Humen, and the Humen Naval Battle Museum is a good way to show the world the heroic deeds that happened in Humen. The Humen Naval Battle Museum covers an area of ​​204,000 square meters, of which the building area is about 10,000 square meters. When traveling to the Humen Naval Battle Museum, the exhibition building, oath square and sea-viewing long embankment of the Humen Naval Battle Museum are all attractions of the Humen Naval Battle Museum. As a national patriotism education demonstration base and a national drug prevention education base, the Humen Naval Battle Museum uses the real objects in the Humen Naval Battle Museum and the use of high-tech sound and light to vividly show the world how the Chinese people fought against the British invaders who invaded from the sea. The 56-meter-long "Humen Naval Battle" half-scene painting in the exhibition hall of the Humen Naval Battle Museum vividly shows the fierce situation of the naval battle at that time. The oath square of the Humen Naval Battle Museum is where people swear to resist foreign powers and eliminate drugs. Listening to or participating in people's oaths, you will feel that China is now a powerful country.

Lianhu Park: Lianhu Park is a park located in Songshanling, the center of Qiaotou Town, Dongguan City, Guangdong Province. The architectural style of the park draws on the essence of the garden style of Suzhou, Hangzhou and other places. There is a large lotus planted in the lotus lake in the park. It is an antique park with cultural characteristics. The scenery here is pleasant. The lotus flowers blooming in the lotus lake every year are famous far and wide, attracting lotus appreciation scholars from all over the world. The Songshan Building of Lianhu Park stands on the high landmark of Qiaotou Town. Especially at night, the bright lights emitted from the Songshan Building illuminate the entire Lianhu Park. The hiking trail is also designed to be safe and suitable for leisure activities. It is a beautiful park. Guangdong Guanyinshan National Forest Park: Guangdong Guanyinshan National Forest Park, located in Zhangmutou, Dongguan, is the first place where the compassionate Guanyin Bodhisattva stayed when he first entered the Middle Earth. Guanyinshan Forest Park is located in Zhangmutou Town, Dongguan City, 1.5 kilometers away from the town center, with a total area of ​​18 square kilometers and a forest coverage rate of more than 99%. It is a natural scenic spot integrating ecological sightseeing and religious and cultural tourism, and is also known as the "Southern Holy Land". The air in the park is fresh all year round, with birds singing and flowers blooming, and there are many scenic spots. There is a scene at every step. The negative ion content is high, rare birds and animals appear from time to time, and exotic flowers and plants are everywhere. The original secondary forest is vast and continuous, with unique natural ecological characteristics. The winding paths lead to secluded places and the legends are moving. The park has the largest and most concentrated natural waterfall group in Dongguan. The Xianquan Waterfall with a drop of 380 meters is spectacular; there are also 36 waterfalls at the top of Pudu Creek, which are ethereal, clear, clever and peculiar. The world's largest granite Guanyin Bodhisattva statue stands on the top of Guanyin Mountain, with a net height of 33 meters and a weight of more than 3,000 tons. It is magnificent, exquisitely carved, elegant in style, and lifelike. It is a rare stone carving art masterpiece with the style of the prosperous Tang Dynasty. Guanyin Square, which covers an area of ​​nearly 10,000 square meters, has a wide field of vision. It can not only overlook the panoramic view of Zhangmutou Town, but also overlook the bright night scenery of Huizhou, Dongguan and Shenzhen. The 50,000 square meter International Convention and Exhibition Center in the park has a large exhibition hall with a construction area of ​​12,000 square meters and a comprehensive stage of 600 square meters. It is the best place for various exhibitions and activities. Guanyinshan Park has a typical subtropical marine monsoon climate, which is suitable for the growth of various animals and plants. It has the most luxuriant original secondary forest in Dongguan. It has been preliminarily found that among the more than 1,000 species of plants in the park, at least seven are endangered species protected by the state; there are more than 300 species of animals. Guanyinshan Forest Park has unique characteristics and charm. It is a paradise for people to pursue spiritual enjoyment and eliminate worldly troubles. It is called the "green pearl" on the golden belt of South Guangdong. Songshan Lake Park: Songshan Lake Park is located in the southwest of Dalang Town, Dongguan City, Guangdong Province. It is a green pearl inlaid in Dalang Town. It has beautiful scenery and is a good place for people to relax and vacation. From a distance, the lake water of Songshan Lake Park is as green as a big piece of jade. From a close look, the lake water is so calm, as quiet as a carefully polished mirror. The flowers, trees and white clouds on the shore and the white clouds in the sky are clearly reflected in the water like a big picture. The lake water of Songshan Lake Park is so clear that you can see the small stones at the bottom of the water. The clumps of green water plants are like green silk fluttering in the wind. Groups of small fish swim freely in the water, suddenly sticking out of the water and looking around with eyes wide open; suddenly twisting their bodies and diving into the bottom of the water. A gust of wind blows, and fine ripples appear on the lake, shining brightly under the sunshine. In addition to the natural scenery of the lake and parks, Songshan Lake also has many European-style buildings. This is exactly where Huawei's headquarters is located! The headquarters is traversed by trams, adding to the European town style. Due to the beautiful scenery, many tourists will take advantage of their holidays to come to the lake for picnics, cycling and walking.

Jiefangbei Pedestrian Street: Jiefangbei Pedestrian Street is located in Yuzhong District, Chongqing. It has always been the most prosperous commercial center of Chongqing. There are a large number of department stores, hotels, restaurants, etc. It is a good place for shopping, food and walking around Chongqing, and one of Chongqing's fashion landmarks. Of course, this is also a great place to see beautiful women in Chongqing. The pedestrian street is centered on Jiefangbei, including the surrounding Minquan Road, Minzu Road, Zou Rong Road, Bayi Road and Wuyi Road. There are many shopping malls, many snacks, and many beauties, which are the "three mores" of the pedestrian street. You can visit the "high-end" Meimei Times Department Store and Metropolitan Plaza here, as well as the more civilian Chongqing Department Store and Pacific Department Store; you can eat almost all Chongqing food and snacks on the pedestrian street. There is Bayi Road Food Street, where cheap and delicious hot and sour noodles, mountain city small dumplings and wontons can be found. And when you stroll on the pedestrian street, after a few steps, a tall, fair-skinned Chongqing girl will flash by you. As the most prosperous commercial street in Chongqing and even in western China, whether you are a local or a tourist, you can find your own happiness in the pedestrian street. Hongya Cave: Dai Ding built Chongqing City in the early Ming Dynasty, with 17 gates, nine open and eight closed, and Hongya Gate is a closed gate. It has a tower and looks like a gate, but there is no door. It cannot be entered or exited, and is purely used for military purposes. Hongya Gate faces the Jialing River and can control a long section of the river. In the late Ming Dynasty, cannons were installed on the city wall on the left side of Hongya Gate, so Cangbai Road was called Paotai Street. The cannon faced the confluence of the two rivers, and was originally intended to guard against Zhang Xianzhong. But Zhang Xianzhong attacked Chongqing City from Tongyuan Gate. Between Linjiang Gate and Qiansi Gate, there is a cliff, and the city wall and Hongya Gate are built on the cliff. There is a cave under the cliff to the right of Hongya Gate, which is Hongya Cave. Hongyadong is located in the riverside area where Cangbai Road, Yangtze River and Jialing River meet in the core business district of Jiefangbei, Chongqing. It integrates urban tourism landscape, business and leisure landscape and urban cultural landscape. With the most traditional Bayu architectural features of "stilted building" as the main body, it is built along the river and the Jiefangbei is directly connected to the riverside. Hongyadong Scenic Area is famous for its urban tourism landscape, business and leisure landscape and urban cultural landscape. It is mainly based on the "stilted building" style with the most traditional Bayu architectural features. It is built along the cliff and the Jiefangbei is directly connected to the riverside. It is a good place to visit the stilted buildings, watch the green of Hongya, stroll the old streets of the mountain city, appreciate the Bayu culture, watch the confluence of the two rivers, and taste the world's food. It is also the reception room of Jiefangbei. Chaotianmen Wharf: Chaotianmen Square is located at Chaotianmen Wharf in Chongqing. Chaotianmen is the water gate of Chongqing, with two rivers and three walls, and it is majestic. "Chongqing Chaotianmen Square" was written by Jiang Zemin. It is said that Chaotianmen was built in 314 BC when Qin general Zhang Yi built the city of Ba County after he destroyed the State of Ba. In the early Ming Dynasty, Dai Ding expanded the old city of Chongqing and built 17 city gates according to the number of the Nine Palaces and Eight Diagrams. The largest city gate was Chaotianmen. There were four big characters on the gate: "Ancient Yu Xiongguan". Because this gate follows the eastward flow of the Yangtze River, faces the emperor's capital Nanjing, and welcomes imperial envoys and receives imperial edicts here, it is named "Chaotianmen". In 1891, Chongqing was opened as a commercial port, and Chaotianmen began to set up a customs. In 1927, the old city gate was removed due to the construction of Chaotianmen Wharf. The "September 2" fire in 1949 turned the 2-kilometer area around Chaotianmen into ruins. Since then, Chaotianmen has only the city foundation and walls. Today's Chaotianmen Passenger Terminal and the newly built magnificent Chaotianmen Square are the best places to overlook the confluence of the two rivers and the scenery along the river. On the left side of Chaotianmen, the Jialing River gathers small streams and flows for 1,119 kilometers before entering the Yangtze River. In early summer and mid-autumn, the emerald water of the Jialing River collides with the brown and yellow water of the Yangtze River, forming a "Jia Ma Shui" landscape, which is as spectacular as a wild horse's mane. After the Yangtze River on the right side receives the water of the Jialing River, its momentum becomes more and more powerful, passing through the Three Gorges, connecting the Yangtze and Han Rivers, and flowing thousands of miles, becoming the "golden water section" on the Yangtze River. Eling Park: Eling Park was formerly known as Liyuan, also known as Yiyuan, which was the villa of Li Yaoting, the first president of the Chongqing Chamber of Commerce in the late Qing Dynasty. During the Xuantong period of the late Qing Dynasty, Li Yaoting, a salt merchant in En'an, Yunnan, and his son admired the beauty of Eling and built a garden here, named "Liyuan", also known as "Yiyuan". It was open to tourists without admission tickets since October 2005. In January 2008, it merged with the original Fotu Pass Park, and the area increased to more than 400 mu. It is the best place to enjoy the scenery of the two rivers and the night view of the mountain city. It is especially famous for the Fotu Night Rain, one of the twelve ancient scenes of Ba-Yu. The park is now divided into two major parks, Fotu Pass and Eling. The ancient pass and the private garden are both strong and soft, majestic and steep, elegant and graceful, each with its own characteristics, and can be regarded as a model of Chongqing garden art. After thousands of years of vicissitudes, many precious cultural and historical sites have been left behind, and there are countless poems and inscriptions. Famous attractions such as Eling Stele, Ronghu Rope Bridge, Tiger Terrace, Feige, Tongxuan, Fotu Ancient Pass Ba Cliff Stone Carvings, Jiangshan Yilantai, Bonsai Garden, Kansheng Tower, etc., still retain the ancient style. Eling Park is located in Yuzhong District, Chongqing. It is the earliest private garden in Chongqing and the first standardized management park that meets the first-level standards after Chongqing became a municipality directly under the central government.

Ciqikou Ancient Town: Ciqikou Ancient Town was originally named Ciqikou Town, Baiya Town, Baiyanchang Town, and Longyin Town. It is located in Shapingba District, Chongqing City, adjacent to the Jialing River. Since the Ming and Qing Dynasties, Ciqikou has been an important water and land port and a distribution center for materials in the lower reaches of the Jialing River. Ciqikou is one of the few places in the main urban area of ​​Chongqing where you can appreciate the flavor of old Chongqing, and is known as "Little Chongqing". Near the dock, there is a "Little Chongqing Monument" inscribed by Lin Sen, the former chairman of the National Government. Ciqikou Ancient Town was originally called "Baiyanchang" or "Baiya Town", named after the Baiya Temple (also called Baiyan Temple) built on Baiya Mountain. After Zhu Yunwen, the Jianwen Emperor of the Ming Dynasty, was usurped by his fourth uncle Zhu Di, he fled the palace and wandered in Bashu. He hid in Baiya Temple for four or five years. Therefore, later people renamed Baolun Temple to Longyin Temple, and the Baiyanchang where it is located was also renamed Longyin Town. Ciqikou is the birthplace of Shaci culture. During the Qing Dynasty, the ceramic industry in Longyin Town developed, and porcelain became the main industry of Longyin Town for a long time. Later, Longyin Town was renamed "Ciqikou". Because porcelain and magnetism are homophones, the town name was mispronounced as "Ciqikou" and has been fixed since then. During the Anti-Japanese War, cultural celebrities such as Guo Moruo, Xu Beihong, Feng Zikai, Fu Baoshi, Ba Jin, and Bing Xin gathered here. Ciqikou has now become a famous scenic spot in Chongqing. There are special snacks such as Chen Mahua, Guzhen Chicken, and Maoxuewang. There are 12 streets and alleys in total, most of which are in the architectural style of Ming and Qing Dynasties. The streets are paved with stone slabs and there are many shops along the streets. The ancient town is known as the "Nine Palaces and Eighteen Temples". Ciqikou also has scenic spots such as Baolun Temple, Yunding Temple, Fuyuan Temple, Wenchang Palace, Hanlin Academy, Shenshuijing, Bayu Folk House Official, etc. Baigongguan: Baigongguan, also known as "Xiangshan Villa", was originally a villa of Sichuan warlord Baiju in the suburbs of Shapingba, Chongqing. In the 1930s, it was built for the purpose of raising concubines. Because Baiju considered himself a descendant of Bai Juyi, he named it "Xiangshan Villa" after Bai Juyi. Later, it became a detention center of the Military Intelligence Bureau of the National Government, named "Military Intelligence Bureau Chongqing Detention Center". In 1938, the Military Intelligence Bureau bought it for 30 taels of gold. In 1939, the Military Intelligence Bureau changed it into a detention center directly under the Military Intelligence Bureau headquarters, called "Military Intelligence Bureau Chongqing Detention Center", which mainly detained political prisoners of higher levels considered by the government of the Republic of China. After the establishment of the Sino-US Cooperation Office in 1943, the prisoners in Baigongguan were moved to Zhazidong. Baigongguan was renamed "Sino-US Cooperation Office Third Guest House" for American personnel to live in. After the end of World War II, the Sino-US Cooperation Office was abolished, and American personnel returned to China, and Baigongguan was restored as a detention center. The Military Control Commission also merged the Military Control Commission concentration camps in the southwest, Xifeng Prison, Wanglongmen Detention Center, and Zhazidong Detention Center to form the Baigongguan Detention Center, which was later called the "Ministry of National Defense Security Bureau Detention Center." The Nationalist government set up Zhazidong and Baigongguan as prisons to detain dissidents and political prisoners, which was criticized as white terror. The original underground storage room was changed to a dungeon, the original air-raid shelter was changed to an interrogation room, and the housing was changed to a cell. In 1965, Shen Zui, the former director of the General Affairs Department of the Southwest District of the Kuomintang Military Control Commission, talked to Li Changlu, the director of the Cultural Relics Bureau of the Ministry of Culture of the People's Republic of China, about the use of the place at that time: the revolutionary patriots sent to "Baigongguan" and "Zhazidong" were all interrogated in the city. After arriving at "Baigongguan" and "Zhazidong", although they were also "interrogated", they were mainly "guarded" and "executed." Baigongguan once held Zhang Xueliang, Huang Xiansheng, Zhou Junshi, president of Tongji University, Liao Chengzhi, Song Qiyun, a member of the Communist Party of China, Xu Linxia and his wife, and his youngest son Song Zhenzhong, who was called "Little Radish Head". At its peak, the number of political prisoners held there reached more than 200. Zhazidong: Zhazidong, located in Shapingba District, Chongqing, China, was originally a coal mine. It was opened by Cheng Erchang in 1920 and was named because it contained more slag than coal. Zhazidong is surrounded by mountains on three sides and a ditch on one side. It is relatively hidden and was later set up as a detention center by the Military Intelligence Bureau of the National Government. The prisoners held here include underground members of the Communist Party of China who were arrested after the failure of the "June 1st Arrest" case, the "Little Revolutionary Revolution" case, the "Advance Newspaper" case, and the "Three Armed Uprisings in Upper and Lower Sichuan East", such as Jiang Zhuyun, Xu Jianye, He Xuesong, etc. At its peak, the number of prisoners held there reached more than 300. On November 27, 1949, before the Chinese People's Liberation Army captured Chongqing, most of the prisoners were executed in the Chongqing November 27 Massacre, leaving only 15 people. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, the novel "Red Rock", the movie "Forever in the Flame", the opera "Jiang Jie" and other works were based on this. Plum Garden: In order to meet the US representatives, Dai Li, the director of the Sino-US Special Technical Cooperation Institute, built a villa for the deputy director of the Sino-US Special Technical Cooperation Institute, US Navy Rear Admiral Melrose, in Zhongjiashan in the spring of 1945. Most of the building materials of the villa were airlifted from the United States. In the summer of the same year, the villa was completed. Because Melrose liked plum blossoms, he gave himself the Chinese name Mei Dongsheng. Dai Li named this villa "Plum Garden" and planted plum blossoms around the villa.

Xi'an Museum: The main building of Xi'an Museum, the Museum (Cultural Relics Exhibition Hall), was creatively designed by Zhang Jinqiu, an academician of the Chinese Academy of Engineering, the designer of Shaanxi History Museum, and an architect. The overall appearance is based on the concept of the round sky and square earth, which highlights the traditional Chinese cultural thought and complements the Small Wild Goose Pagoda and the ancient buildings of Jianfu Temple in the same courtyard. The building area of ​​the museum is more than 16,000 square meters, the exhibition area is more than 5,000 square meters, and the rest is the cultural relics storage area and public activity area. The museum has a collection of 130,000 cultural relics from various historical periods in Xi'an, including more than 14,400 precious cultural relics of national level three or above, and a considerable number of cultural relics were unearthed from the Zhou, Qin, Han, Tang and other dynasties that had an important influence in Chinese history. The cultural relics exhibits used for display are selected from these collections with high-level, strong representativeness and wide influence. The display of the Cultural Relics Exhibition Hall of Xi'an Museum consists of three parts: basic display, special display and temporary display. The museum uses contemporary electronic technology and imaging and audio-visual technology to display the exhibition. The exhibition uses a series of scientific and technological means such as virtual electronic flipping books, digital phantom demonstrations, DMS digital virtual demonstrations, interactive displays, and cultural relics navigation. It combines the real and the virtual to enrich the exhibition content, vividly display cultural relics, and interpret the history of the ancient capital. Small Wild Goose Pagoda: The Small Wild Goose Pagoda Cultural Relics Protection Area was officially opened to the public in 1980. The park has enriched some folk exhibitions and cultural relics such as Chang'an Ancient Music and Horse Ties. The Small Wild Goose Pagoda and Jianfu Temple ancient building complex are integrated. The Xi'an Museum has expanded along the central axis of the Small Wild Goose Pagoda and Jianfu Temple to the east and west, improving the surrounding environment of the Small Wild Goose Pagoda and Jianfu Temple, adding artificial lakes and garden greening landscapes, and integrating historical sites with urban parks. The original name of the Small Wild Goose Pagoda was "Jianfu Temple Pagoda". It was built in the first year of Tang Jinglong (707) and is located in Jianfu Temple in Chang'an City of the Tang Dynasty. It was built to store Buddhist scriptures and Buddhist paintings brought back from Tianzhu by the Tang Dynasty monk Yijing. The pagoda courtyard where the Small Wild Goose Pagoda is located is part of the Jianfu Temple. At that time, the pagoda courtyard was not in the Jianfu Temple. During the wars at the end of the Tang Dynasty, the Jianfu Temple was repeatedly destroyed and the temple was destroyed. Only the Small Wild Goose Pagoda was preserved. Later, the Jianfu Temple moved into the pagoda courtyard. During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, Jianfu Temple and the Small Wild Goose Pagoda were repaired many times. The Small Wild Goose Pagoda is a dense-eaves brick structure Buddhist pagoda. The pagoda is built with blue bricks. The pagoda plane is square. It originally had 15 levels and was about 45 meters high. There are 13 levels left. In 1989, the total height of the pagoda was measured to be 43.395 meters, the length of the base was 11.38 meters, and the ratio of height to base was 100 to 26. The base of the Small Wild Goose Pagoda is a brick square platform. There is an underground palace under the base, which is a vertical pit. Above the base is the tower body. The bottom floor of the tower body is higher, and the height decreases from the second floor to the next floor, so the outline of the tower presents a beautiful scroll brake. The width of the tower body gradually decreases from bottom to top, and the outline of the tower body presents a conical shape. The tower body of the Small Wild Goose Pagoda is single-walled and hollow inside. There is no column on the tower wall. The tower body has a stacked eaves. Each layer of the tower body is built with bricks to form an eaves. The eaves are stacked with bricks and interspersed with diamond-shaped teeth. The eaves on each layer of the tower body are built with beveled teeth bricks. There is a vaulted door on each side of the bottom floor of the tower, and the bluestone door is inlaid. The door frame is covered with exquisite Tang Dynasty line carvings, especially the images of heavenly offerings on the lintel. There are semicircular arched door openings in the middle of the north and south sides of each floor above the bottom floor of the tower. There is a wooden ladder in the Small Wild Goose Pagoda, which can be climbed to the top of the tower. The brick gatehouse close to the tower body outside the north vaulted door on the bottom floor of the tower was added in the late Qing Dynasty. There is a Qing Dynasty stone gate on the south side of the tower base, with "Wanhui Zhan'en" engraved on the south lintel and "Buer Famen" engraved on the north lintel. The stone arched door at the entrance of the south gate on the bottom floor of the tower is engraved with negative vine patterns and images of heavenly offerings, which are the same as the lintel of the Big Wild Goose Pagoda. However, due to age and poor protection, it is incomplete and unclear. Originally, there was a large eaves of brick and wood structure around the tower body at the bottom of the Small Wild Goose Pagoda, which was called "Cangyao". "Cangyao" was destroyed during the war between the Jin and Yuan dynasties. Qianling Museum: The Qianling Museum was established on the site of the Tang Mausoleum's tomb. It originated from the tomb of Princess Yongtai of the Tang Dynasty excavated in the early 1960s. This is the earliest and highest-level large-scale female tomb excavated in Shaanxi after the founding of New China. In order to properly protect the tomb's "wordless stele", strengthen the protection and research of the unearthed cultural relics of Qianling and its tombs, and promote the development of Qianling cultural relics work, in August 1961, the Qianling Cultural Relics Protection and Management Office was established on the basis of the tomb excavation. It is the first cultural and museum unit established in Shaanxi to protect the imperial tombs. It has pioneering significance and is also the earliest one among its peers in the country. The mausoleum museum represented by it constitutes the main body of the Shaanxi site museum and has contributed to the development of the Shaanxi museum industry. If we count from this time, the Qianling Museum has gone through nearly half a century of hard work. The mysterious Qianling Mausoleum is known as the "Crown of Tang Tombs". It stands on the top of Liangshan Mountain, overlooking the land of Sanqin. The solemn museum is located at the foot of Qianling Mausoleum. They together constitute a beautiful scenery in Sanqin. There are world-famous wordless monuments, thousands of exquisite cultural relics, many unsolved historical mysteries, and infinite charm and rich information. Famen Temple: Famen Temple, also known as the "True Body Pagoda", is located in Fufeng County, Baoji City, the hometown of Yan Emperor and the hometown of bronze ware. It is a national key cultural relic protection unit, 110 kilometers east of Xi'an City and 90 kilometers west of Baoji City. The temple covers an area of ​​120 acres. Famen Temple was first built during the reign of Emperor Huan and Emperor Ling in the late Eastern Han Dynasty. It has a history of more than 1,700 years. It is known as the "ancestor of pagodas and temples in Guanzhong". Before the Zhou and Wei dynasties, it was called "Ayuwang Temple". It was renamed "Chengshi Daochang" during the reign of Emperor Wen of the Sui Dynasty and "Famen Temple" during the reign of Emperor Gaozu of the Tang Dynasty. Famen Temple is known as a royal temple. It has become a Buddhist holy place admired by the whole country because it houses the finger bone relics of Sakyamuni Buddha. The Famen Temple Pagoda is known as the "National Protection Pagoda". In 1981, half of the pagoda collapsed. After obtaining the approval of the central government, the Famen Temple Pagoda was rebuilt in 1987. Four Buddha finger relics and 2,499 national treasures of the Tang Dynasty reappeared in the world; in 1988, the real pagoda was rebuilt in the original shape of the Ming Pagoda and Famen Temple was opened to the public. Famen Temple is divided into two parts: the old site building complex in the style of the Tang Dynasty (Famen Temple and Treasure House) and the newly built cultural scenic area. The old building complex includes the Bronze Buddha Hall, the Great Hall and the True Body Pagoda. The overall layout design is "tower-temple system" with the tower in the center and the hall behind the tower. The newly built cultural scenic area includes important buildings such as the Famen Temple Pagoda, the underground palace, the Heshi Relic Pagoda and the Famen Temple Museum. The Famen Temple Underground Palace is the largest underground palace under the pagoda seen so far. The underground palace of Famen Temple in Baoji has unearthed the highest Buddhist treasures such as the finger bone relics of Sakyamuni Buddha, the bronze pagoda, the eight-layer treasure box, the silver flower double wheel twelve ring tin staff, etc. The Famen Temple Treasure House has more than 2,000 Tang Dynasty national treasures unearthed from the Famen Temple Underground Palace, which is the largest in the world's temples.

Shaanxi History Museum Shaanxi History Museum, which is located to the northwest of the Giant Wild Goose Pagoda in the ancient city Xi'an, in the Shaanxi province of China, is one of the first huge state museums with modern facilities in China and one of the largest. The museum houses over 370,000 items, including murals, paintings, pottery, coins, as well as bronze, gold, and silver objects. The modern museum was built between 1983 and 2001 and its appearance recalls the architectural style of the Tang dynasty. Shaanxi History Museum was constructed from 1983. It was opened to the public on 20 June 1991. The museum is in an area of 65,000 square metres (700,000 sq ft), with a building area of 55,600 square metres (598,000 sq ft), cultural relics storerooms of 8,000 square metres (86,000 sq ft), exhibition halls of 11,000 square meters, and a collection of 370,000 objects. The museum is architecturally in the Tang style, with a "hall in center, storied buildings in corners". It is elegant and dignified, on a large scale, with a combination of traditional architecture and modern technology, which embodies folk tradition and local features. Shaanxi was the ancient imperial capital of China, having been the seat of more than 13 feudal dynasties, including the Zhou, Qin, Han, and Tang dynasties. The province is rich in cultural relics. With the completion of the Shaanxi History Museum, it collected over 370,000 precious relics which were unearthed in Shaanxi Province, including bronze wares, pottery figures, and mural paintings in Tang tombs. In particular there are large numbers of pottery Tang dynasty tomb figures from the tombs of the imperial family around the city. Since the opening of the museum, it has followed the policy of collecting, conservation, publicizing, education, and scientific research, using its many historical relics, and conducted various types of display. The relics have also been exhibited overseas in cities in Japan, France, the United States, the United Kingdom and Germany. Collection highlights Highlights of the museum include: Fossils of the Lantian Man (preceded Peking Man), The Deer Pattern Eaves Tile from the Qin dynasty, The many objects from the Tang Hejia Village hoard, found in 1970, deposited around 755 during the An Lushan Rebellion. The Kneeling Archer, a 120 cm (47 in) tall figure unearthed in 1977 from Emperor Qin Shi Huang's tomb The Four Footed Li, a Shang dynasty bronze cooking utensil, Playing Polo, a Tang dynasty mural of people playing polo in China, Frescos and pottery tomb figures from the tomb of Princess Li Xianhui, 705, Tang dynasty The Empress's Seal, a jade seal from the Western Han dynasty, excavated near the tomb of Emperor Gao Zu, the first emperor of the Han dynasty - one of the most important imperial seals ever found in China.

Da Ci'en Temple: Da Ci'en Temple, located in Jinchangfang, Chang'an City, Tang Dynasty (now south of Xi'an, Shaanxi Province), is the ancestral temple of the Consciousness-Only School (also known as the Dharma-Appearance School, the Abhidharma-Sastra School, and the Ci'en School), one of the "Eight Buddhist Schools" in China, and one of the three major translation sites in Chang'an, Tang Dynasty, with a history of more than 1,350 years. Da Ci'en Temple is the most famous and magnificent Buddhist temple in Chang'an City, Tang Dynasty. It was built by imperial decree of the Li Tang royal family. In the 22nd year of Emperor Taizong of Tang Dynasty (648), Crown Prince Li Zhi founded Ci'en Temple in memory of his mother, Empress Wende Changsun. Xuanzang presided over the temple affairs here, led the translation site of Buddhist scriptures, and founded the Consciousness-Only School, one of the eight major sects of Chinese Buddhism, and became the ancestral temple of the Consciousness-Only School. The Big Wild Goose Pagoda in Da Ci'en Temple was also supervised by Xuanzang himself, so Da Ci'en Temple has a very prominent position in the history of Chinese Buddhism and has always been valued by Buddhist circles at home and abroad. Tang Paradise: Tang Paradise is located in the southeast of Big Wild Goose Pagoda in Yanta District, Xi'an City, Shaanxi Province, covering an area of ​​1,000 mu, of which 300 mu is water area. Tang Paradise was rebuilt in the style of the royal gardens of the Tang Dynasty, north of the site of the original Tang Dynasty Furong Garden. It is the first large-scale royal garden-style cultural theme park in China that fully displays the style of the prosperous Tang Dynasty. Construction of Tang Paradise started in 2002 north of the site of the original Tang Dynasty Furong Garden, and was completed in 2004 and officially opened to the public on April 11, 2005. The scenic area is divided into 14 cultural areas, with the glorious history of Xi'an as the "capital of the prosperous Tang Dynasty" as the main line, integrating the essence of the historical landscape of the prosperous Tang Dynasty, and using modern high-tech means to interpret and fully reproduce the culture of the Tang Dynasty from multiple angles such as architecture, catering, singing and dancing, music, and folk customs. There are many antique buildings in the Tang Furong Garden, including Ziyun Tower, Ladies' Hall, Imperial Banquet Palace, Xingyuan, Fanglin Garden, Fengming Jiutian Theater, Tang City, etc. Xi'an Bell Tower: The Xi'an Bell Tower was built in 1384 AD, more than 600 years ago. It is located in the city center of Xi'an, Shaanxi Province, China, at the intersection of four main streets in the city. It is the largest and best preserved of the many bell towers left over from ancient China. Xi'an Drum Tower: The Xi'an Drum Tower is a drum tower located in the center of Xi'an, Shaanxi Province, People's Republic of China, opposite to the Xi'an Bell Tower to the west. Today, there is a plaque hanging on each side of the north and south sides of the tower. The plaque on the south side reads "Wenwu Shengdi" and the plaque on the north side reads "Sound Heard in the Sky" (the original plaque was destroyed during the Cultural Revolution). There are 28 drums of different sizes around the building; 24 small drums are written with Chinese traditional 24 solar terms in small seal characters, and are separated on the north and south sides of the building; the other 4 large drums are separated on the east and west sides of the building. On the north side of the Drum Tower is Xi'an's famous Huifang Food Street. Xi'an Drum Tower was built in the 13th year of Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty (1380), four years earlier than Xi'an Bell Tower. In 1996, the Drum Tower and the Bell Tower were both listed as national key cultural relics protection units. Xi'an Muslim Quarter: The Muslim Quarter is a famous food and cultural district in Xi'an. It is a general term for many streets, including Beiyuanmen, Beiguangji Street, Xiyangshi, Dapiyuan, Huajue Lane, Sajin Bridge and other streets. Xi'an locals call this area "Fangshang", while foreign tourists are accustomed to calling it "Huimin Street". Beiyuanmen Street, where Huimin Street is located, has become a place where the Hui people in Xi'an have lived since the late Northern Song Dynasty and the early Southern Song Dynasty, and developed into a traditional Hui commercial activity area during the Ming and Qing Dynasties. Xi'an City Wall: Xi'an City Wall is a city wall located in the urban area of ​​Xi'an City, Shaanxi Province. The Xi'an City Wall was built on the basis of the Tang Chang'an Imperial City in the early Ming Dynasty. Later, it was repaired many times to form a strict defense system. It is one of the most complete ancient city walls in China. It is one of the four most intact ancient city walls in China, along with the Pingyao City Wall in Shanxi, the Jingzhou City Wall in Hubei, and the Xingcheng City Wall in Liaoning. It is also one of the largest ancient city walls (the largest is the Nanjing City Wall), with a circumference of 13.74 kilometers. The city wall is surrounded by a moat and is one of the most famous city wall buildings in the late Middle Ages. Tang Huaqing Palace Yutang Site Museum: Tang Huaqing Palace Yutang Site Museum is located in Huaqing Palace, No. 38 Huaqing Road, Lintong District, Xi'an City, Shaanxi Province, with a construction area of ​​25,000 square meters and an exhibition hall area of ​​13,000 square meters. It is affiliated to Shaanxi Huaqing Pool Tourism Co., Ltd. and is a social science archaeological site museum. Huaqing Pool Tang Huaqing Palace Yutang Site Museum has a construction area of ​​25,000 square meters and an exhibition hall area of ​​13,000 square meters. The museum is an imitation Tang-style building with the original cultural connotation of Huaqing Palace. Huaqing Pool, also known as Huaqing Palace, is located on the site of the former Huaqing Palace of the Tang Dynasty. It has attracted widespread attention for the legendary story of King You of Zhou playing with princes with fire, the legendary love story of Emperor Xuanzong of Tang and Yang Guifei, and the "Xi'an Incident" that shocked China and the world. It has become a famous royal garden with a strong legendary color that has rewritten Chinese history. Emperor Qinshihuang's Mausoleum Site Museum： The Mausoleum of Qin Shi Huang was built from 246 BC to 208 BC, which took 39 years. It is the mausoleum of Qin Shi Huang, the emperor of the Qin Dynasty in Chinese history. It is also the first imperial mausoleum in China that is large in scale, well-planned and well-preserved. The existing mausoleum is 76 meters high. The mausoleum is arranged in imitation of the Qin capital Xianyang, divided into inner and outer cities, with a circumference of 2.5 kilometers for the inner city and 6.3 kilometers for the outer city. The mausoleum is located in the southwest of the inner city, facing west and east, where coffins and burial objects are placed. It is the core of the Qin Shi Huang Mausoleum complex and has not yet been excavated. According to current research, the Terracotta Warriors and Horses Pit is located about 955.5 meters east of the Qin Shi Huang Mausoleum. It is generally believed that the Terracotta Warriors and Horses are located outside the Qin Shi Huang Mausoleum, with the meaning of guarding the mausoleum, and are an organic part of the Qin Shi Huang Mausoleum. In 1987, the Qin Shi Huang Mausoleum and the Terracotta Warriors and Horses Pit were listed on the World Heritage List by UNESCO.

Zhongshan Road Pedestrian Street: Zhongshan Road Pedestrian Street (English: Amoy YatSen Rd) is an old commercial street in Xiamen, with a large flow of people, rich variety of goods, and strong popularity. When people mention Xiamen, apart from Gulangyu, most of them are Zhongshan Road, just like Manhattan in New York, Ginza in Tokyo, and Central in Hong Kong. Zhongshan Road represents the prosperity of old Xiamen and is full of the rhythm of the times. You can enjoy the rich material world and appreciate the style of the old city of Xiamen here. Zhongshan Road is an old city block in Xiamen that has preserved a relatively complete modern historical style. It has many cultural relics such as Xiaozoumalu, Chen Huacheng's former residence, and the First Holy Church of China. The Nanyang arcade buildings, the colorful LED night view, the dazzling array of Fujian and Taiwan snacks, and the ancient Nanyin echoing in the alleys and streets constitute its unique style. Xiamen University: Xiamen University (Xiamen University), abbreviated as XMU, is located at No. 422 Siming South Road, Siming District, Xiamen City, Fujian Province (main campus). It is a comprehensive research-oriented national key university directly under the Ministry of Education of the People's Republic of China and the central government. It is a national "Double First-Class" university construction university, a leading university in the national "2011 Plan", and a key construction university of the national "211 Project" and "985 Project". [102] It is also the first university founded by overseas Chinese in China's modern education history and one of the earliest universities in China to recruit graduate students. Xiamen University was founded in 1921 by patriotic overseas Chinese leader Mr. Tan Kah Kee. In March 1928, it was approved by the government as a private university. From 1929 to 1933, Tan Kah Kee's enterprises were forced to close due to the world economic crisis. Xiamen University was unable to maintain its operation, so he unconditionally donated Xiamen University to the government. On July 1, 1937, Xiamen University was converted to a national university. In September of the same year, due to the war, the school moved to Changting. In 1984, it was authorized to grant master's degrees. In 1986, it was authorized to grant doctoral degrees. In 1997, it was included in the national "211 Project" key construction colleges. In 1998, it was included in the "985 Project" key construction plan. Gulangyu: Gulangyu (English: Kulangsu) was originally named "Yuanshazhou", also known as "Yuanzhouzi". It was named "Wulongyu" in the Southern Song Dynasty and has been called "Gulangyu" since the Ming Dynasty. It is located in the southwest corner of Xiamen City, Fujian Province, across the sea from Xiamen Island. It covers an area of ​​about 1.88 square kilometers and has an altitude of 35-100 meters. It is known as the "Garden on the Sea". The terrain of Gulangyu is high in the southwest and low in the northeast. The island is mountainous and has natural landscapes such as sea reefs and rocks. Its coastline is winding and surrounded by the sea. It has a subtropical marine monsoon climate, warm and humid all year round, no severe cold in winter and no scorching heat in summer. The main attractions include Sunlight Rock, Shuzhuang Garden, Haoyue Garden, etc. Gulangyu appeared in the Neolithic Age. People began to settle in the Song Dynasty. It was developed in the Ming Dynasty. In 1573, the earliest stone carving "Gulangyu Cave Heaven" appeared on the Sunlight Rock. In 1650, Zheng Chenggong trained the navy at Sunlight Rock, leaving behind the "Water Drill Platform" and other sites. In 1842, Britain, the United States, and Spain successively established consulates in Gulangyu. In 1945, Japan surrendered unconditionally, and Gulangyu, which was monopolized by Japan, returned to the hands of the people of Xiamen. During the Kuomintang rule, a district was established in Gulangyu. After the founding of New China, it was still called Gulangyu District. After the administrative district was abolished in Gulangyu District, Xiamen City in 2003, the Gulangyu Street Office was established. In 2014, the "All-Island Museum" plan was implemented, and key historical buildings were included in the public open wall-free ecological museum system, and cultural relics repair design plans were carried out. Gulangyu integrates history, humanities and natural landscapes. It has more than a thousand buildings of different styles and retains the tradition of music culture. It has built the "first and world-class" piano museum in China and the "only and world-largest" organ museum in China, and enjoys the reputation of "piano island" and "hometown of music". Gulangyu Piano Museum: Gulangyu Piano Museum was completed in January 2000. It is located in the "Tingtao Pavilion" of Shuzhuang Garden in Gulangyu Scenic Area, Xiamen City, Fujian Province, covering an area of ​​450 square meters. Gulangyu Piano Museum is divided into two floors and two buildings. The museum displays more than 40 harpsichords collected by patriotic overseas Chinese Hu Youyi, including rare and precious gilded pianos, the world's earliest square pianos and the earliest and largest upright pianos, ancient hand-cranked pianos, pedal-operated automatic pianos produced a hundred years ago, and eight-pedal harpsichords. Xiamen Overseas Chinese Museum: Xiamen Overseas Chinese Museum is a comprehensive museum with the history of overseas Chinese as its theme. It is the only museum run by overseas Chinese in China. It is located on the west side of Fengchao Mountain in Xiamen, Fujian Province. It was initiated by the late patriotic overseas Chinese leader Tan Kah Kee in September 1956. It was completed at the end of 1958 and officially opened in May 1959. It covers an area of ​​50,000 square meters. The main building has a construction area of ​​more than 4,000 square meters. It is a palace-style building made of high-quality white granite. On the newly built archway-style gate. There is a plaque inscribed by Mr. Liao Chengzhi. The Overseas Chinese Museum was praised by the famous British female writer Han Suying as "the world's unique overseas Chinese history museum" Jimei School Village: Jimei School Village is the general name for various schools and cultural institutions in Jimei. It is located in Jimei Village on the Jimei Peninsula in Xiamen. It was founded by the famous patriotic overseas Chinese leader Mr. Tan Kah Kee in 1913 and is well-known at home and abroad. The total construction area of ​​the school village is more than 3,000 acres, with more than 100,000 teachers and students in school, forming a talent training system from preschool education to elementary school, junior high school and high school, from undergraduate education to master's and doctoral education. The original Jimei University Village includes: Xiamen Fisheries College, Jimei Maritime College, Jimei Teachers College, Fujian Institute of Physical Education, Jimei Finance and Economics College (now all merged into Jimei University), Jimei Returned Overseas Chinese Students Tutorial School (Huaqiao University Chinese Language College), Chinese Language and Culture School, Jimei Middle School, Jimei Primary School, Jimei Kindergarten and other schools, as well as Funan Assembly Hall, library, gymnasium, concert hall, dragon boat pool, sailing club and other facilities. It is not only a place of natural beauty, but also a tourist scenic spot with many beauties. Its architecture integrates Chinese and Western styles, reflecting the typical architectural style of the overseas Chinese hometown in southern Fujian. Dragon boat races are often held in the dragon boat pool in the school village during holidays. The sound of drums and music, the melodious southern music, and the bustling voices turn the usually quiet campus into a sea of ​​joy. Jimei University Village has become a hot spot for Xiamen tourism.

Barkerville BC： Dahooja, Weyt-kp, Hadih! Barkerville is located on the traditional, ancestral, and unceded territories of the Dakelh (Carrier) and Secwépemc (Shuswap) Peoples. Several nations have history and territory in the area, including Lhtako Dene, Nazko, Lhoosk’uz, Ulkatcho, ʔEsdilagh, Xatśūll, Simpcw, and Lheidli T’enneh. Evidence of early Indigenous settlement in the region dates back over 10,000 years. British Columbia’s central interior has been profoundly shaped by gold thanks to a simple, working-class English prospector named William ‘Billy’ Barker who, in 1862, spearheaded a twenty-year, multi-billion dollar industrial revolution that literally helped build a Province. As with many early miners, Barker’s story began in the American gold fields in the mid-1800s where people from all over the world travelled to seek their fortune. By the mid-1850s, gold finds were slowing and rumours began to surface of ‘easy gold’ on the Fraser River. Barker had worked without much success in California and so he, along with thousands of men, headed north to the British territory that is now British Columbia. In addition to the north-bound travellers, groups later called “The Overlanders” trekked across Canada from the East, and hordes of people were arriving by boat from all over the world to travel up the Gold Trail from the coast towards to Fraser River to find fortune. Eventually, prospectors made their way to the hills that surround Barkerville and one of the first finds was by William “Dutch Bill” Dietz, for whom Williams Creek (which flows through Barkerville) is named. A small town began to spring up around the area, optimistically named Richfield. Barker eventually ended up in Richfield, trying his hand at a few spots around William’s Creek where his lack of success continued. As time passed, he decided to mine further down the creek, in the area below Richfield. Many people questioned his decision, saying he would find no gold there. But Barker persisted and endured, and was finally proven right on August 17, 1862, when he and his crew ‘struck the lead,’ at a depth of 52 feet. As a result, Barkerville became a cornerstone in the development of Canada and the founding of British Columbia. It is the site of the first-ever Dominion Day celebration and is the town that supplies the Cariboo gold rush. By the mid-1880s, Chinese residents made up half of the Cariboo region’s population. Nowhere is this more evident than Barkerville’s Chinatown: home to the oldest Chee Kung Tong building in Canada and the most extensive collection of Chinese buildings, photographs, and artifacts in North America. Gold mining is a boom and bust industry but in the Cariboo Goldfields, mining has never stopped. The region experienced a gold rush rebirth in the 20th century and the neighbouring town of Wells sprang up to house over 4,000 residents. Today, the extraordinary town of Barkerville (named in Billy’s honour) still stands as testament to BC’s golden beginnings. With a unique streetscape of 125+ heritage buildings, authentic displays, satellite museums, restaurants, shops and accommodations there is still so much to explore. Declared a National Historic Site of Canada in 1924 and a Provincial Heritage Property in 1958, Barkerville is now the largest living-history museum in western North America, where exciting seasonal events and fun-filled daily activities await.

Quesnel Forks: Quesnel Forks, historically Quesnelle Forks, also simply known as "The Forks" or grandly known as "Quesnel City" is a ghost town in the Cariboo region of British Columbia, Canada. It is located the junction of the Quesnel and Cariboo Rivers and is 60 km southeast of Quesnel and only 11 km northwest of Likely. Quesnel Forks is a hauntingly striking ghost town accessible to the public by a dirt road from Likely, just 9km/5.5mi away. Visitors can wander through original log cabins and a heritage graveyard, the only evidence of the past residents who lived here in the late 1800s. There are no entrance fees or employees, no souvenir shops or cafes, just compelling glimpses and fragments of the past. In the early 1860s, gold fever was rampant at the confluence of the Quesnel and Cariboo Rivers. ‘The Forks’ quickly became a rowdy camp with 5,000-plus residents. After the gold seekers moved farther north, the community’s key location made it a major entryway to the goldfields and it remained a busy hub. When the Cariboo Wagon Road was completed in 1865 the community was bypassed, and fell into decline. By the mid-1870s, most of the residents had left, though a thriving community of Chinese prospectors and merchants temporarily remained to support a widely dispersed mining community. Quesnel Forks was founded in 1860 and was a major supply center for the Cariboo Gold Rush. Between 1860 and 1862 it catered to 2,000 or more transient miners annually and a resident population of approximately 100. When gold was discovered on Antler, Lightning and Williams Creek, on the north side of the Snowshoe Plateau, prospectors and packers continued to use the route via Quesnel Forks until a decent trail system was established via the Quesnel and the Cottonwood rivers. The Quesnel Forks Bridge (initially a toll bridge) provided the only access to the village and the mining regions of Keithley Creek and the Snowshoe Plateau until the 1920s.[1] However, when the Cariboo Wagon Road was completed in 1865, Quesnel Forks was bypassed and Barkerville became the major center of gold mining activity. By the mid-1870s most of the population had left, but a small, stable group of Chinese miners and merchants remained in Quesnel Forks which supported a widely dispersed mining community. Many of these people came from the Four Counties region of Guangdong Province, South China. Following completion of the Canadian Pacific Railway through Ashcroft in 1885 their population increased when discharged Chinese railroad labourers sought to make a living from gold mining. They were supported by a branch of the Chee Kung Tong Association who erected a two-storey building in the village. During that period the region contained the third largest group of Chinese residents after Victoria and Nanaimo. The CPR also facilitated a hydraulic mining boom in the Cariboo, delivering large mining equipment such as water canon and metal for pipes to Ashcroft. From there, ox teams and stage coaches transported equipment and mining speculators up the Cariboo Road to The Forks. The Bullion Pit mine nearby produced $1,233,936 (1900 dollar value) over eleven years and attracted large numbers of itinerant men who placed heavy demands on the resources of the village. The horse trail to the Cariboo Road was widened into a wagon road and the Quesnel Forks Bridge strengthened to accommodate heavy wagons in 1895. In that same year a new jail was built at the rear of the Government Agent's house (shown at the head of the bridge in the above photo which should be dated 1899) and the land around these buildings kept vacant in case of fire. The town was not abandoned until the 1950s.

Williams Lake: Williams Lake is named in honour of Secwepemc Chief William. The story of Williams Lake began in 1860 during the Cariboo Gold Rush when Gold Commissioner Philip Henry Nind and Constable William Pinchbeck arrived from Victoria to organize a local government and maintain law and order. At the time, two pack trails led to the goldfields: one from the Douglas Road and another trail through the Fraser Canyon. Both met at Williams Lake, which made it a good choice for settlers and merchants. By 1861, Commissioner Nind had built a government house and had requested the funds to build a jail. With the centre of local government being at Williams Lake, the miners and businessmen all had to travel there to conduct their business and soon the town had a post office, a courthouse, a roadhouse and the jail that Nind had requested. Williams Lake later became a hub for forestry, mining and transportation with the construction of the Pacific Great Eastern Railway, later BC Rail and now CN Rail. Williams Lake hosts the annual Williams Lake Stampede, which takes place over the Canada Day long weekend. It is also the home town of Rick Hansen, the Canadian paraplegic athlete and activist for people with spinal cord injuries, who became famous during his fundraising Man in Motion world tour. 威廉姆斯湖: 威廉姆斯湖以塞克维佩姆酋长威廉的名字命名。威廉姆斯湖的故事始于 1860 年卡里布淘金热期间，当时淘金专员菲利普·亨利·宁德和警官威廉·平奇贝克从维多利亚来到这里组织当地政府并维持法律和秩序。 当时，有两条小路通往金矿区：一条来自道格拉斯路，另一条穿过弗雷泽峡谷。两条小路都在威廉姆斯湖交汇，这使其成为定居者和商人的不错选择。到 1861 年，专员宁德修建了政府大楼，并申请资金修建监狱。由于当地政府的中心位于威廉姆斯湖，矿工和商人都必须前往那里开展业务，很快小镇就有了邮局、法院、公路旅馆和宁德要求的监狱。 随着太平洋大东部铁路（后来的 BC 铁路，现在的加拿大国家铁路）的建设，威廉姆斯湖后来成为林业、采矿和交通枢纽。 威廉姆斯湖每年都会举办威廉姆斯湖牛仔节，活动在加拿大国庆日长周末举行。这里也是加拿大截瘫运动员、脊髓损伤患者活动家里克·汉森的家乡，他因筹款活动“Man in Motion”世界巡回演唱会而出名。

The Sunshine Coast： Located on the southern coast of British Columbia, Canada, the Sunshine Coast extends 180 kilometres between Howe Sound in the southeast and the entrance to Desolation Sound in the northwest. The rugged mountains bordering these inlets cut the Sunshine Coast off from direct road connection to the rest of the province, so even though it’s part of the British Columbian mainland, you can only get to the Sunshine Coast by ferry, private boat, or plane. The Sunshine Coast includes the traditional territories of the Tla’amin, Klahoose, shíshálh, Sḵwx̱wú7mesh, and Homalco Nations. The Sunshine Coast’s climate is characterized by mild, moist winters and warm, dry summers. The Sunshine Coast remains sheltered from the open Pacific, and temperatures on the Coast can range from a damp, cold, and wet 2C (35F) in winter to highs of 30C (86F) in summer. The annual rainfall is approximately 100cm (40in). The low annual rainfall and often long, dry summers mean everyone on the coast must help conserve water. Winters on the Sunshine Coast are mild enough that it’s possible to snowshoe at the Knuckleheads or Dakota Ridge in the morning and then go golfing the very same afternoon. Depending on your planned activities and time of year, we recommend packing the following basics: bring layered clothing, a t-shirt, sweater, rain jacket, comfortable shoes/boots, hat, sunscreen, and casual evening clothing and shoes. The Sunshine Coast is full of rugged coastline, beaches, lakes, trails, and parks to discover. This is a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts and a prime location for everything from kayaking and scuba diving to mountain biking and hiking. The Sunshine Coast is home to abundant wildlife, including black bears, cougars, coyotes, wolves, whales, and sea lions. Our collective responsibility is to ensure that our recreational pursuits do not contribute to conflict between humans and wildlife. Learn more about local wildlife and backcountry safety at WildSafeBC.com and AdventureSmart.ca. 阳光海岸： 阳光海岸位于加拿大不列颠哥伦比亚省南部海岸，东南与豪湾相望，西北与德索拉申湾入口相望，绵延 180 公里。这些入口周围的崎岖山脉切断了阳光海岸与该省其他地区的直接公路连接，因此，尽管阳光海岸是英属哥伦比亚大陆的一部分，但您只能乘坐渡轮、私人船只或飞机前往阳光海岸。 阳光海岸包括 Tla’amin、Klahoose、shíshálh、Sḵwx̱wú7mesh 和 Homalco Nations 的传统领地。 阳光海岸的气候特点是冬季温和湿润，夏季温暖干燥。阳光海岸与开阔的太平洋隔绝，海岸的温度范围从冬季潮湿、寒冷和潮湿的 2C (35F) 到夏季高达 30C (86F)。年降雨量约为 100 厘米（40 英寸）。年降雨量低，夏季通常漫长而干燥，这意味着海岸上的每个人都必须帮助节约用水。 阳光海岸的冬天非常温和，早上可以在 Knuckleheads 或 Dakota Ridge 穿雪鞋，然后当天下午去打高尔夫球。根据您计划的活动和时间，我们建议您携带以下基本物品：带上分层衣服、T 恤、毛衣、雨衣、舒适的鞋子/靴子、帽子、防晒霜以及休闲晚装和鞋子。 阳光海岸到处都是崎岖的海岸线、海滩、湖泊、小径和公园，等待您去探索。这里是户外运动爱好者的天堂，也是皮划艇和水肺潜水、山地自行车和徒步旅行等各种活动的主要场所。 阳光海岸拥有丰富的野生动物，包括黑熊、美洲狮、土狼、狼、鲸鱼和海狮。我们的共同责任是确保我们的休闲活动不会加剧人类与野生动物之间的冲突。请访问 WildSafeBC.com 和 AdventureSmart.ca 了解有关当地野生动物和偏远地区安全的更多信息。

Tumbler Ridge is a district municipality in the foothills of the B.C. Rockies in northeastern British Columbia, Canada, and a member municipality of the Peace River Regional District. With a population of 2,399 (2021) living in a townsite, the municipality encompasses an area of 1,558 km2 (602 sq mi) of mostly Crown land.[3] The townsite is located near the confluence of the Murray River and Flatbed Creek and the intersection of Highway 52 and Highway 29 and includes the site of the Tumbler Ridge Secondary School and Tumbler Ridge Airport. It is part of the Peace River South provincial electoral district and the Prince George-Peace River-Northern Rockies federal riding. Tumbler Ridge is a planned community with the housing and infrastructure construct built simultaneously in 1981 by the provincial government to service the coal industry as part of the British Columbia Resources Investment Corporation's Northeast Coal Development. In 1981, a consortium of Japanese steel mills agreed to purchase 100 million tonnes of coal over 15 years for US$7.5 billion from two mining companies, Denison Mines Inc. and the Teck Corporation, who were to operate the Quintette mine and the Bullmoose mine respectively. Declining global coal prices after 1981, and weakening Asian markets in the late 1990s, made the town's future uncertain and kept it from achieving its projected population of 10,000 people. The uncertainty dissuaded investment and kept the economy from diversifying. When price reductions were forced onto the mines, the Quintette mine was closed in 2000 production and the town lost about half its population. Coal prices began to rise after the turn of the century, leading to the opening of the Peace River Coal Trend mine by Northern Energy & Mining Inc. (now owned by Anglo American Met Coal) and the Wolverine Mine, originally owned by Western Canadian Coal, which was purchased by Walter Energy in 2010. Walter went bankrupt in 2015, and their Canadian assets-including the Wolverine Mine-were purchased by Conuma Coal in 2016. After dinosaur footprints and fossils were discovered in the municipality, along with fossils of Triassic fishes and Cretaceous plants, the Peace Region Paleontology Research Center opened in 2003, followed by a dinosaur museum. The study of the area led to a recognition of its geological importance and listing in the UNESCO Global Geopark Network. Nearby recreational destinations include numerous trails, mountains, waterfalls, snowmobiling areas and provincial parks, such as Monkman Provincial Park, Bearhole Lake Provincial Park, and Gwillim Lake Provincial Park. 坦布勒岭是加拿大不列颠哥伦比亚省东北部不列颠哥伦比亚省落基山脉山麓的一个区级市，也是和平河地区的成员市。该市镇人口为 2,399 人（2021 年），占地面积 1,558 平方公里（602 平方英里），大部分为皇家土地。[3] 该镇位于墨累河与 Flatbed Creek 交汇处附近以及 52 号公路与 29 号公路交汇处附近，包括坦布勒岭中学和坦布勒岭机场。它是和平河南省选区和乔治王子城-和平河-北落基山脉联邦选区的一部分。 坦布勒岭是一个规划社区，其住房和基础设施建设由省政府于 1981 年同时建造，为煤炭行业提供服务，是卑诗资源投资公司东北煤炭开发项目的一部分。 1981 年，日本一家钢铁厂联合体同意在 15 年内以 75 亿美元的价格从两家矿业公司 Denison Mines Inc. 和 Teck Corporation 购买 1 亿吨煤炭，这两家公司分别经营 Quintette 矿和 Bullmoose 矿。1981 年后全球煤炭价格下跌，以及 1990 年代末亚洲市场的疲软，使该镇的未来变得不确定，并使其无法实现预计的 10,000 人人口。这种不确定性阻碍了投资，并阻止了经济多元化。当矿山被迫降价时，Quintette 矿于 2000 年停产，该镇失去了大约一半的人口。进入本世纪后，煤炭价格开始上涨，北方能源与矿业公司（现归 Anglo American Met Coal 所有）开设了 Peace River Coal Trend 矿区，而原本归 Western Canadian Coal 所有、于 2010 年被 Walter Energy 收购的 Wolverine 矿区也开始营业。Walter 于 2015 年破产，其加拿大资产（包括 Wolverine 矿区）于 2016 年被 Conuma Coal 收购。 在该市发现恐龙足迹和化石以及三叠纪鱼类和白垩纪植物化石后，Peace Region 古生物研究中心于 2003 年开业，随后又开设了恐龙博物馆。对该地区的研究使其地质重要性得到认可，并被列入联合国教科文组织全球地质公园网络。附近的休闲目的地包括众多步道、山脉、瀑布、雪地摩托车区和省立公园，例如 Monkman 省立公园、Bearhole Lake 省立公园和 Gwillim Lake 省立公园。

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Nelson is one of Canada's hidden gems. Nestled in the Selkirk Mountains along the West Arm of Kootenay Lake, the vibrant mountain town of approximately 10,000 residents features a special combination of heritage, recreation, culture and creativity. It's been called North American's best ski town and Canada's best small arts and culture town for good reason. Nelson's Baker Street is full of art, in shops, galleries, and even on the streets and in the alleys. 尼尔森是加拿大的一颗隐秘宝石。这座充满活力的山城坐落在库特尼湖西臂的塞尔柯克山脉中，约有 10,000 名居民，将传统、娱乐、文化和创意融为一体。它被称为北美最佳滑雪小镇和加拿大最佳小型艺术文化小镇，这是有充分理由的。尼尔森的贝克街充满了艺术气息，商店、画廊，甚至街道和小巷里都充满了艺术气息。

Vernon BC： Vernon is a city in the Okanagan region of the Southern Interior of British Columbia, Canada. It is 440 km (270 mi) northeast of Vancouver. Named after Forbes George Vernon, a former MLA of British Columbia who helped establish the Coldstream Ranch in nearby Coldstream, the City of Vernon was incorporated on 30 December 1892. The City of Vernon has a population of 40,000 (2013), while its metropolitan region, Greater Vernon, had a population of 58,584 as of the 2011 Canadian census. With this population, Vernon is the largest city in the North Okanagan Regional District. A resident of Vernon is called a "Vernonite". 加拿大BC省弗农： 尽管弗农可能不如其南奥肯那根邻居基隆纳和彭蒂克顿那么奢华，但它全年都是度假胜地，提供丰富有趣的景点，从夏季的阳光海滩和高尔夫球场到冬季的粉状滑雪场。该地区的乡村小径是绝佳的探险地点，无论是骑自行车、骑马、徒步旅行、雪鞋行走还是雪地摩托。落基山脉的原始风光环绕着山谷中丰富的葡萄园。

Victoria, British Columbia： Victoria is the capital city of the Canadian province of British Columbia, on the southern tip of Vancouver Island off Canada's Pacific coast. The city has a population of 91,867, and the Greater Victoria area has a population of 397,237. The city of Victoria is the seventh most densely populated city in Canada with 4,406 inhabitants per square kilometre (11,410/sq mi). Victoria is the southernmost major city in Western Canada and is about 100 km (62 mi) southwest from British Columbia's largest city of Vancouver on the mainland. The city is about 100 km (62 mi) from Seattle by airplane, seaplane, ferry, or the Victoria Clipper passenger-only ferry, and 40 km (25 mi) from Port Angeles, Washington, by ferry Coho across the Strait of Juan de Fuca. Named for Queen Victoria, the city is one of the oldest in the Pacific Northwest, with British settlement beginning in 1843. The city has retained a large number of its historic buildings, in particular its two most famous landmarks, the Parliament Buildings (finished in 1897 and home of the Legislative Assembly of British Columbia) and the Empress Hotel (opened in 1908). The city's Chinatown is the second oldest in North America, after San Francisco. The region's Coast Salish First Nations peoples established communities in the area long before European settlement, which had large populations at the time of European exploration. Known as "the Garden City", Victoria is an attractive city and a popular tourism destination and has a regional technology sector that has risen to be its largest revenue-generating private industry. In 2019, Victoria was in the top 20 world cities for quality of life, according to Numbeo. BC省维多利亚： 维多利亚（英语：Victoria），加拿大华人又称作域多利、大埠，是加拿大不列颠哥伦比亚省的一个城市，为该省省会以及首府地区的行政中心。维多利亚位于温哥华岛最南端，面积19.47平方公里，南面濒临胡安·德·富卡海峡，西接埃斯奎莫尔特，北临萨尼奇，东邻橡树湾。据2021年人口普查所示，维多利亚市人口有91,867人，而都会区人口则有397,237人。[1] 维多利亚是不列颠哥伦比亚省的旅游热点，每年都会吸引很多旅客到访。在温哥华市建埠以前，维多利亚是加西的重要港口。在当时，前往加拿大淘金及修建铁路的华工，都在当地定居及生活。及至温哥华开埠，维多利亚的地位尽失，为温哥华所取代。但直至现在，当地还保有不少华工生活的痕迹和前往维多利亚大学留学的华人。

Oriental Silver Beach Cape of Good Hope Scenic Area: Oriental Silver Beach Cape of Good Hope Scenic Area is located on Hailing Island, Yangjiang City, and is connected to the Ten-Li Silver Beach. The Window of the South China Sea - Oriental Silver Beach is located on Hailing Island, Yangjiang City, next to the "Ten-Li Silver Beach" listed in the Guinness Book of World Records, and is connected to the Ten-Li Silver Beach. It was invested and developed by Yangjiang Oriental Silver Beach Joy Plaza Service Co., Ltd. and began construction at the end of 2004. It was officially opened to tourists on August 1, 2005. It is located on the east side of Haibin Avenue in Zhapo Town, with a unique geographical location, with Dajiao Mountain in the north, the vast South China Sea in the south, Eagle Mouth Cape in the west, and the endless "Ten-Li Silver Beach" in the east. 东方银滩好望角风景区： 东方银滩好望角风景区坐落在阳江市海陵岛，与十里银滩引连为一体。南海之窗――东方银滩坐落在阳江市海陵岛，位于列入世界吉尼斯记录大全的“十里银滩”边，与十里银滩引连为一体，由阳江市东方银滩欢乐广场服务有限公司投资开发，2004年底开始修建，于2005年8月1号正式投入市场向游客开放。它位于闸坡镇海滨大道东，地理位置得天独厚，北隅大角山，南面浩瀚的南海，西临鹰嘴角，东面是一望无际的“十里银滩。

Shuangyue Bay in Gangkou: Shuangyue Bay is located in Gangkou Town, Huidong County, Huizhou City, Guangdong Province. It consists of two half-moon-shaped bays adjacent to Daya Bay and Honghai Bay. From a bird's eye view, it looks like two crescent moons, hence the name "Shuangyue Bay". In June of the first year of Xiangxing in the Southern Song Dynasty (1278), fishermen from Chaozhou and Lufeng began to move to the port where Shuangyue Bay is located and built Xinliao Village. From the 27th year of the Republic of China to the 28th year of the Republic of China (1938-1939), the port area where Shuangyue Bay is located was successively massacred and looted by the Japanese army and the Kuomintang army, and some residents fled to Hong Kong for refuge. In October 1963, the Xiaoxingshan Battle Martyrs Monument was built, becoming an important site where the spirit of the Port Militia Company has been passed down from generation to generation. Shuangyue Bay consists of two half-moon-shaped bays, the Daya Bay with gentle breeze and waves and the Honghai Bay with turbulent waves, including the Huidong Port Sea Turtle Nature Reserve, Daxingshan Fort, Xiaoxingshan Battle Martyrs Monument and other attractions in the south of the beach. Shuangyue Bay is hot in summer, moderate in spring and autumn, and comfortable in winter. The annual average temperature is 23 degrees Celsius, with 2073 hours of sunshine per year; the precipitation is abundant, with an average annual precipitation of 1780 mm and a relative humidity of 81%. There is a turtle nature reserve in the southern part of Shuangyue Bay. The reserve belongs to the coastal wetland. Herbs such as thick vines, milk beans, and millet grow on the coastal beaches of the wetland; shrubs such as single-leaved vitex, pandanus, Xu tree and grass sea tobun. It provides a quiet environment for turtles to lay eggs. The wetland is mainly inhabited by China's first-class protected animals such as green turtles, loggerhead turtles, Pacific ridley turtles, hawksbill turtles and leatherback turtles. In addition to turtles, there are 400 species of fish, 14 species of amphibians and reptiles in 3 orders and 8 families, 29 species of birds in 8 orders and 19 families; 4 species of mammals in 3 orders and 4 families. Among them, 6 species are listed in Appendix I of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora and China's first-class protected species. In 2002, the Gangkou Sea Turtle Nature Reserve was included in the list of internationally important wetlands. In November 2015, Shuangyuewan Sea Turtle Bay Nature Reserve was awarded the title of "Top Ten Most Beautiful Wetlands in Guangdong". 港口双月湾： 双月湾位于广东省惠州市惠东县港口镇内，由大亚湾和红海湾畔相邻的两个半月形海湾组成，鸟瞰酷似两轮弯月，故名“双月湾”。 南宋祥兴元年（1278年）六月，潮州、陆丰一带渔民开始迁入双月湾所在的港口居住，建新寮村。民国二十七年至民国二十八年（1938-1939年），双月湾所在的港口地区先后遭到日军、国民党军队的屠杀和洗劫，部分居民逃往香港避难。1963年10月，小星山战斗烈士纪念碑建成，成为港口民兵连精神代代相承的重要遗址。双月湾由微风细浪的大亚湾畔和波涛汹涌的红海湾畔两个半月形湾畔组成，包括沙滩南部的惠东港口海龟自然保护区、大星山炮台、小星山战斗烈士纪念碑等景点。双月湾夏季炎热，春秋两季气温适中，冬季舒适。年平均温度23摄氏度，年日照时长2073小时；降水丰富，年平均降水量1780毫米，相对湿度81%。双月湾南部设有海龟自然保护区，保护区属滨海海岸湿地，湿地沿海沙滩上生长着厚藤、乳豆、铺地黍等草本植物；单叶蔓荆、露兜树、许树和草海桐等灌木。为海龟提供了一个安静的产卵环境。湿地主要栖息着绿海龟、蠵龟、太平洋丽龟、玳瑁和棱皮龟等中国一级保护动物，除海龟外还有鱼类400种、两栖爬行类3目8科14种、鸟类8目19科29种；兽类3目4科4种。其中被列入《濒危野生动植物种国际贸易公约》附录一和中国一级保护物种6种。 2002年，港口海龟自然保护区被划入国际重要湿地名录。2015年11月，双月湾海龟湾自然保护区获“广东十大最美湿地”称号。

Marshal Ye Jianying Memorial Hall: . . Marshal Ye Jianying Memorial Hall is located in Huxing Village, Yanyang Town, Meixian County, Guangdong Province, on the left side of Marshal Ye Jianying's former residence, 33 kilometers away from Meizhou City. The original building area was 1,560 square meters, and in 1994, another 1,800 square meters were added. It is a two-story modern garden-style building, solemn and elegant. There are five exhibition rooms on the second floor of the memorial hall, with a display area of ​​500 square meters and a 135-meter exhibition line. There are photos, inscriptions, document manuscripts, office supplies, four treasures of the study and other cultural relics, showing the glorious and great life of Comrade Ye Jianying in 5 stages and 20 topics. On the platform on the left side of the main entrance of the memorial hall, cypresses and clusters of flowers shade the sitting bronze statue of Marshal Ye Jianying. The bronze statue is 2 meters high and was carved by Liu Huanzhang, a famous Chinese sculptor. The statue seat is engraved with an inscription written by the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China for people to admire. Mao Zedong's evaluation of him is just right. Ye Jianying was a great Chinese proletarian revolutionary, statesman, military strategist, Marshal of the People's Republic of China, and one of the founders of the Chinese People's Liberation Army. 叶剑英元帅纪念馆： 叶剑英元帅纪念馆位于广东省梅县雁洋镇虎形村，在叶剑英元帅故居的左侧，距梅州市区33公里。原建筑面积1560平方米，1994年又增加1800平方米，高二层，为现代园林式建筑，庄重典雅。纪念馆二楼设有五个陈列室，陈列面积500平方米，展线长135米，分别有照片、题词、文献手稿、办公用具、文房四宝等等文物，以5个阶段、20个专题展示了叶剑英同志光辉伟大的一生。纪念馆正门口左侧的台基上，一棵棵翠柏，一簇簇鲜花，掩映着叶剑英元帅的坐姿铜橡，铜像高2米，由中国著名的雕塑家刘焕章雕刻而成，像座上携刻着中共中央撰写的碑文，供人们瞻仰。毛泽东对他的评价恰如其分。叶剑英是中国伟大的无产阶级革命家、政治家、军事家，中华人民共和国元帅、中国人民解放军的缔造者之一。

Jingde Town: Jingde Town was established in the Eastern Jin Dynasty. It was first called "Changnan" and later changed its name to "Xinping", under the jurisdiction of Jiangzhou; in the first year of Tianbao in the Tang Dynasty (742), it was renamed "Fuliang"; in the first year of Jingde in the Northern Song Dynasty, Zhao Heng named it "Jingdezhen" and under the jurisdiction of Fuliang County; after liberation, it was separated from Fuliang County and established as Jingdezhen City; in 1960, Fuliang County was merged into Jingdezhen City. Jingdezhen City is the world's porcelain capital, the cradle of China's helicopter industry, the first batch of national historical and cultural cities, the world's capital of handicrafts and folk art, China's most attractive cultural tourism city and a national ecological civilization construction demonstration city. Wuyuan Village: Wuyuan Village Culture is the traditional Chinese folk culture of Jiangxi Province. "In the twelfth month of the lunar calendar, peasant women wash and clean their homes, commonly known as 'sweeping the dust'. At noon on New Year's Eve, people eat 'porridge', which is made by mixing rice flour into a thin paste in a pot, adding bean sprouts, dried shrimps, tofu, chicken offal and other condiments, and then cooking it. 景德镇： 景德镇设镇于东晋时期，始称“昌南”，后易名“新平”，辖于江州；唐天宝元年（742年）更名“浮梁”；北宋赵恒景德元年定名“景德镇”，辖于浮梁县；解放后从浮梁县分出，置景德镇市；1960年，浮梁县并入景德镇市。景德镇市是世界瓷都，中国直升机工业的摇篮、首批国家历史文化名城、世界手工艺与民间艺术之都、中国最具魅力文化旅游城市和国家生态文明建设示范市。 婺源乡村： 婺源乡村文化是江西省的中国传统民俗文化。“进入农历十二月，农妇们洗洗涮涮，里里外外大扫除，俗称‘扫尘’。除夕中午吃‘糊’，用米粉在锅里调成稀糊，加入豆芽、虾米、豆腐、鸡杂等佐料，调和煮熟而成。

Mao Zedong Memorial Hall in Shaoshan: Mao Zedong Memorial Hall in Shaoshan is located in Shaoshanchong, Shaoshan City, Hunan Province, an important national revolutionary memorial site. Mao Zedong's former residence is where Mao Zedong was born and spent his youth. Mao Zedong Memorial Hall includes: Mao Zedong's former residence, the former site of the Nan'an private school where Mao Zedong studied in his youth, Mao Zedong's parents' tomb, Mao's ancestral hall, Mao Zhengong Temple, Mao Jiangong Temple and other historical sites and memorial buildings. At the same time, it collects, studies, displays and publicizes cultural relics and materials reflecting Mao Zedong's life and thoughts. The museum has more than 60,000 cultural relics and materials, and more than 1,000 paintings and calligraphy by celebrities. It is an important base for the study of Mao Zedong's life and Mao Zedong Thought. The memorial hall mainly consists of two parts: the life exhibition area and the special exhibition area (i.e. the relics hall), which are used to hold the life exhibition "China has a Mao Zedong" and the special exhibitions such as "Comrade Mao Zedong's Relics Exhibition" and "Comrade Mao Zedong's Revolutionary Family" and related temporary exhibitions, which focus on Mao Zedong's brilliant life journey from his determination to save the country, seek truth to transform China and the world, and comprehensively and systematically display the great achievements of the century's great man Mao Zedong and the scientific system of Mao Zedong Thought. The first batch of national research and practice education bases for primary and secondary school students. According to information from the State Administration of Cultural Heritage in 2022, the total number of collections in the museum is 63,720 pieces (sets), the number of precious cultural relics is 321 pieces (sets), there are 4 exhibitions, 183 social education activities, and the total number of annual visitors is 3,060,598. Lushan Scenic Area: Lushan Scenic Area is located in the south of Jiujiang City, Jiangxi Province, central China, bordering the Yangtze River in the north and Poyang Lake in the east. The total area is 330.42 square kilometers, long from north to south and narrow from east to west. There are more than 90 peaks in the whole mountain, the highest peak is Dahanyang Peak, which is 1474 meters above sea level. There are many valleys, rocks, waterfalls and streams scattered among the peaks, and the topography is complex and diverse. Lushan scenery is famous for its "strange, beautiful and dangerous" and has the reputation of "Kuanglu is the most beautiful in the world". There are currently 12 scenic areas, 37 scenic spots and 230 landscapes. Lushan has long been known as the "immortal's house". The vast rivers and lakes surrounded by water vapor make Lushan cool in summer, with abundant rain and clouds. Lushan has an average of 191 foggy days per year, and the diffuse clouds add a lot of charming beauty and mystery to Lushan. In 1982, it was announced by the State Council as the first batch of national key scenic spots. In 1996, it was listed in the UNESCO World Heritage List as a "World Cultural Landscape".

Xianglu Mountain Ancient Miao Village: Xianglu Mountain Miao Village is a very poor Miao village, inhabited by the Shen Miao (Miao people who have not been assimilated into the Han culture). It was the movie "Bloody Xiangxi" that brought it out of the mountains. In the past, Xianglu Mountain was a bandit's den, and the people were living in poverty. When the People's Liberation Army was suppressing the bandits, there were heavy casualties. A Miao youth volunteered to lead the People's Liberation Army. The bandits retaliated against him, and all his children were killed. His wife escaped. In order to commend him, in 1961, the local government hung a plaque on his door with the words "Defend Peace". However, this political honor cannot be eaten. The old couple lived in poverty, which made people sigh at how pale and powerless social security is. Xianglu Mountain Miao Village still maintains the hereditary system of the village owner. When we entered the village, we saw a child with feathers on his head singing folk songs. The tour guide told us that this child was the son of the village owner. All the children in the village sang outside or in the village. Only the son of the village owner was qualified to stand at the entrance of the village to welcome tourists, adding a bit of mystery. After entering the village, I found the village owner's house. It was also an adobe house with bare walls. I was amazed when I asked around. The village owner was very glorious in the past. He was the highest leader of the village and enjoyed many privileges. Now the village party committee and the village committee are the highest leadership bodies of the village. Although the village owner is hereditary, it is said that the village owner has two wives. The first wife gave birth to all girls. Fate treated him very unfairly. The first wife died early. The second wife gave birth to a boy. The one singing at the entrance of the village was born by the second wife. He is the future village owner. Because the village owner has many children, his life is very poor, not as good as the life of the villagers. The folk customs here are simple and the people here are warm and hospitable. Walking into Xianglushan Miao Village, the Miao brothers and sisters, some on the field paths, some standing on the steep roadside singing folk songs, the older ones are more than ten years old, and the younger ones are only two or three years old. Some of them are wearing Miao costumes, so childish and cute, their skin is baked dark by the scorching sun. Most of the children wore rotten shoes, and some even wore slippers. Their eyes showed the most sincere feelings. Looking at their eyes, I always felt a kind of hope... Phoenix Ancient Town: Phoenix Ancient Town is located in Fenghuang Town, Pinglu District, Shuozhou City, Shanxi Province. The ancient town has a history of more than 530 years. In the early Ming Dynasty, an old military camp was set up. In the 17th year of Chenghua in the Ming Dynasty (1481 AD), the city was built. Pingxiwo Guard was set up under the jurisdiction of Shanxi Xingdu Commandery. It was once a military town to prevent northern nomadic peoples from invading the Central Plains. The ancient city has reasonable planning and scientific construction. The layout is four streets and eight alleys. The city wall has a circumference of 3,150 meters and a height of 12 meters. Phoenix Ancient Town is also known as Phoenix City. According to legend, when the site was selected to build the city wall, a beautiful phoenix landed on the top of Beigu Mountain, ready to fly. People regarded it as an auspicious sign, so it was called Phoenix City. The Beigu Mountain Scenic Area in Pinglu District is located in this beautiful Phoenix City. Beigushan Mountain, with an altitude of 1,596 meters, was the military support for the construction of the ancient city. With the development of the times, the ancient city was transformed from a garrison in the middle of the Ming Dynasty to the county seat in the Qing Dynasty. The role of Beigushan Mountain has also been changing, becoming a gathering area for traditional Shinto cultural buildings in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. In order to achieve the leapfrog transformation of the economy of Pinglu District, since 2008, relying on the Phoenix Ancient City, the Beigushan Scenic Area has been developed with a focus on the development, with an investment of nearly 60 million yuan. The scenic area currently covers an area of ​​2.43 hectares and passed the national AAA-level scenic area acceptance in 2014. Beigushan Mountain is abrupt and tall, adding a magnificent mountain style to the ancient city. The attics on the mountain are towering and the palaces are vast. The bell tower, drum tower, Thousand Buddha Cave, God of Wealth Temple, rain-praying platform, Juxian Rock, Phoenix Pavilion and other scenic spots are arranged in layers, magnificent, integrating Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism, highlighting the rich frontier cultural characteristics, and have been the first of the eight ancient scenic spots in Pinglu since ancient times.

Zhangjiajie National Forest Park： Zhangjiajie National Forest Park is located at No. 279, Jinbian Road, Wulingyuan District, Zhangjiajie City. The park covers a total area of ​​48.1 square kilometers. It is located in the middle section of Wuling Mountains and is the core scenic spot of Zhangjiajie. Zhangjiajie landform is a special type of sandstone landform. It is composed of the nearly horizontal Middle and Devonian quartz sandstone as the parent rock. The landform landscape is mainly composed of straight and tall stone pillars formed by the forces of water erosion, gravity collapse, weathering, etc. It belongs to the northern subtropical monsoon humid climate, with an average annual temperature of 17℃. The natural scenery is known for its strange peaks, secluded valleys, and beautiful forests. There are more than 3,000 strange peaks, which are like people, animals, tools, and objects. The image is lifelike and magnificent. It is known as "three thousand strange peaks and eight hundred beautiful waters". The main scenic spots include Huangshizhai, Jinbianxi, Yuanjiajie, Yangjiajie, etc. In August 1988, Zhangjiajie National Forest Park was listed as a national key scenic spot; in December 1992, it was listed in the World Natural Heritage List by the United Nations for its unique quartz sandstone peaks and forests, and in February 2004 it was listed as a World Geopark; in 2007 it was included in China's first batch of national 5A-level tourist attractions. From January to July 2024, the total number of people entering the Zhangjiajie Wulingyuan Scenic Area (Zhangjiajie National Forest Park) exceeded 4.04 million. According to the preface of Zhang Zaichang's "Zhang Family Genealogy" in the fourth year of Chongzhen in the Ming Dynasty (1631), during the Hongzhi period of the Ming Dynasty (1488-1506), the court awarded the "mountain and forest land" in the area of ​​​​the present Zhangjiajie National Forest Park to Zhang Wancong as a reward for his merits in guarding Dayong in Yongdingwei. Zhang Zaihong, the sixth-generation grandson of Zhang Wancong, was granted the title of regimental officer by the imperial court, and the county government was set up in Zhangjiajie. From then on, this area became the hereditary land of the Zhang family, and Zhangjiajie got its name from this. After the descendants of the Zhang family "kept the business and managed it", Zhangjiajie used to have a large area of ​​primitive secondary forests, which were opened up as Zhangjiajie Forest Farm in 1958. In September 1982, it was officially named Zhangjiajie National Forest Park by the State Planning Commission. 张家界国家森林公园： 张家界国家森林公园（Zhangjiajie National Forest Park）位于张家界市武陵源区金鞭路279号，公园总面积48.1平方千米，与一脉相连的索溪峪、天子山、杨家界三大自然保护区组成武陵源，地处武陵山脉中段，是张家界的核心景区。张家界地貌是砂岩地貌的一种特殊类型，是由产状近水平的中、泥盆统石英砂岩为成景母岩，以流水侵蚀、重力崩塌、风化等作用力形成的以棱角平直的、高大石柱林为主的地貌景观。属北亚热带季风性湿润气候，年均气温17℃，自然风光以峰称奇、以谷显幽、以林见秀。其间有奇峰3000多座，如人如兽、如器如物，形象逼真，气势壮观，有“奇峰三千，秀水八百”之美称。主要景点有黄石寨、金鞭溪、袁家界、杨家界等。1988年8月，张家界国家森林公园被列入国家重点风景名胜区；1992年12月，因奇特的石英砂岩大峰林被联合国列入《世界自然遗产名录》，2004年2月被列入世界地质公园；2007年被列入中国首批国家5A级旅游景区。2024年1月至7月，张家界武陵源景区(张家界国家森林公园)总进山人数超过404万人。 据明崇祯四年（1631）《张氏族谱》张再昌序言记载，明弘治年间（1488～1506），朝廷因张万聪指挥使镇守永定卫大庸所有功，将今张家界国家森林公园一带“山林之地”，作为封赏赐给张万聪。张万聪第六代孙张再弘，被朝廷赐为团官，县设衙署于张家界。从此这一带成为张氏世袭之地，张家界由此而得名。经张姓后裔“守业经营”，张家界旧时有大片原始次森林，1958年被辟为张家界林场。1982年9月，被国家计委正式命名为张家界国家森林公园。

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Summer Palace: The Summer Palace, a royal garden in the Qing Dynasty of China, was formerly known as the Qingyi Garden. It is located at No. 19, Xinjian Gongmen Road, Haidian District, western suburbs of Beijing. It is a large natural landscape garden built on the site of Kunming Lake and Longevity Mountain, based on the scenery of West Lake in Hangzhou, and drawing on some design techniques and artistic conception of Jiangnan gardens. It is also the most well-preserved royal palace and is known as the Royal Garden Museum. The entire garden covers an area of ​​3.009 square kilometers, with water accounting for about three-quarters. It is composed of Longevity Mountain and Kunming Lake. There are more than 100 landscape buildings, more than 20 large and small courtyards, more than 3,000 ancient buildings, and an area of ​​nearly 70,000 square meters in the garden. There are more than 1,600 ancient trees. The Summer Palace was built in the 15th year of Emperor Qianlong's reign (1750) in the Qing Dynasty and was burned down by the British and French forces in the 10th year of Emperor Xianfeng's reign (1860). In the 12th year of Emperor Guangxu's reign (1886), the Qing government used funds from the navy to rebuild the palace, and two years later, it was renamed as the place where Empress Dowager Cixi lived. In the 26th year of Emperor Guangxu's reign (1900), it was destroyed by the Eight-Power Allied Forces, and was restored in the 28th year of Emperor Guangxu's reign (1902). The most prominent feature of the Summer Palace is the perfect combination of the natural landscape surrounded by mountains and waters and the royal palace architecture. The scenic spots are designed in real mountains and real waters, which not only highlights the royal style, but also reflects the harmonious unity of gardens, mountains and waters; it is both imitating nature and surpassing nature, and cleverly integrates natural beauty with artificial carving. The garden landscape of the Summer Palace integrates the artistic conception of Chinese painting, poetry and literature, creating the grand momentum and brilliant colors of the Chinese royal gardens and their fully coordinated relationship with the landscape environment. There are more than 40,000 cultural relics in the Summer Palace, covering almost all categories of Chinese cultural relics, and more than 20,000 national cultural relics. On March 4, 1961, the Summer Palace was announced by the State Council of the People's Republic of China as the first batch of national key cultural relics protection units. In December 1998, the Summer Palace was listed in the World Heritage List by UNESCO. Capital Museum: The Capital Museum (Capital Museum, China), referred to as Capital Museum, is a deputy bureau-level institution under the Beijing Municipal Cultural Relics Bureau. It is located at No. 16 Fuxingmenwai Street, Xicheng District, Beijing. It was planned and built in 1953 and covers an area of ​​64,896 square meters. It is a large comprehensive museum and a national first-class museum under the Beijing Municipal Government. The Capital Museum was officially opened to the public in 1981, and the construction of the new museum began in December 2001. On May 18, 2006, the new Capital Museum officially opened. Starting from October 7, 2023, the Capital Museum will be closed due to basic display renovation; in February 2024, the Capital Museum will be renovated and upgraded and renovated. With its grand architecture, rich exhibitions, advanced technology and perfect functions, the Capital Museum has become a large modern museum commensurate with Beijing's status as a "historical and cultural city", "cultural center" and "international metropolis", and has ranked among the ranks of "domestic first-class and internationally advanced" museums. The types of cultural relics in the museum include bronzes, ceramics, Buddhist statues, jades, embroidery, paintings, etc., and the three-ram bronze jars, Sakyamuni Buddha statues and other collections are exquisite. As of 2024, the museum has 125,011 pieces/sets of collections and 63,235 pieces/sets of precious cultural relics. In February 2008, the Capital Museum was rated as a national first-class museum. In December 2011, the Capital Museum was awarded the honorary title of "National Civilized Unit" by the Central Spiritual Civilization Construction Steering Committee. In 2021, the Capital Museum was named the most innovative museum in the country in 2021.

Temple of Heaven Park: Temple of Heaven Park, formerly known as "Temple of Heaven and Earth", is located at No. 7 Dongli, Tiantan Nei, Dongcheng District, Beijing. It was built in the 18th year of Yongle in the Ming Dynasty (1420) and renamed "Temple of Heaven" in the 9th year of Jiajing in the Ming Dynasty (1530). It is the place where the emperors of the Ming and Qing dynasties "worshipped heaven" and "prayed for good harvests". With a total area of ​​273 hectares, it is the largest existing ancient sacrificial building complex in China. On January 1, 1918, it was opened to the public as the Temple of Heaven Park. The Temple of Heaven Park is surrounded by two altar walls and is divided into two parts, the "Inner Altar" and the "Outer Altar". The north of the area is circular and the south is square, implying "the sky is round and the earth is square". It is mainly composed of the "Qigu Altar" for praying for a good harvest in spring, the "Yuanqiu Altar" for worshiping heaven on the winter solstice, the Zhai Palace where the emperor lived before the sacrifice, and the Shenyue Office for practicing sacrificial rituals and music. The Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests in the Altar is a landmark building in Beijing. A large number of ancient cypresses are planted in the outer altar of the Temple of Heaven Park. On May 8, 2007, the Temple of Heaven Park was rated as a national AAAAA-level tourist attraction by the National Tourism Administration. Beijing Grand View Garden: Beijing Grand View Garden, located at No. 12 Nancaiyuan Street, Xicheng District, Beijing, is an antique garden that reproduces the "Grand View Garden" landscape in the Chinese classical literary masterpiece "Dream of Red Mansions". It is a comprehensive tourist area that mainly provides film and television shooting services and has sightseeing, cultural entertainment, leisure and vacation functions. It covers an area of ​​110,600 square meters, a building area of ​​25,400 square meters, and a water area of ​​16,000 square meters. In 1983, as CCTV prepared to shoot the TV series "Dream of Red Mansions", it began to prepare for the construction of Grand View Garden. In 1984, Beijing Grand View Garden began to be built in three phases. The first phase was completed in July 1985, and then the second and third phases were completed in 1986 and 1988 respectively. During this period, in October 1986, Beijing Grand View Garden was officially opened to the public after the completion of the second phase. In 1996, Beijing Grand View Garden was approved by Beijing Municipal Bureau of Cultural Relics as "Beijing Red Mansion Culture and Art Museum". Beijing Grand View Garden consists of 5 courtyard scenic areas, 3 natural scenic areas, 1 Buddhist temple scenic area, 1 palace scenic area and more than 40 scenic spots, including Yihong Courtyard, winding paths, provincial stone archway, Gu Ensiyi Hall and other scenic spots. The construction of Beijing Grand View Garden has realized the dream outside the dream of "Dream of Red Mansions", provided entities for the study and promotion of Redology, and created new experience for inheriting and carrying forward the traditional Chinese garden art. As a tourist place integrating the appearance of classical gardens, the cultural connotation of Red Mansions and the function of museums, Beijing Grand View Garden was rated as "China's Top 40 Tourist Attractions" in 1991 and was rated as a national AAA-level scenic spot in 2008. In addition, Grand View Garden has also become the filming location for popular TV series such as "My Fair Princess", "The Legend of Zhen Huan" and "Marrying the Wrong Man". Important attractions: ▪ Winding paths leading to secluded places ▪ Longcui Temple ▪ Xiaoxiang Pavilion ▪ Yihong Courtyard ▪ Qinfang Bridge ▪ Tuobi Villa ▪ Aojingxi Pavilion ▪ Jiayin Hall ▪ Provincial Memorial Archway ▪ Gu Ensiyi Hall ▪ Hengwu Garden ▪ Zhuijin Tower ▪ Daoxiang Village ▪ Hongxiang Garden ▪ Luxue Pavilion ▪ Nuanxiangwu ▪ Qiushuangzhai ▪ Ouxiang Pavilion Beijing Hutongs: The formation of Beijing Hutongs changed, developed and evolved with the formation of Beijing. About 500,000 years ago, primitive people began to live in this area, but at that time they only lived in natural caves. About 10,000 to 4,000 to 5,000 years ago, primitive clan communes appeared here and began to live in simple houses. In 1045 BC, more than 3,000 years ago, this place became the capital of the ancient Yan State of slavery, called Jicheng, but the city walls at that time were only built with rammed earth. Beijing Hutongs, the narrowest hutongs, have been constantly discovered in recent years. It was said earlier that the southern entrance of Gaoxiao Hutong in the north of Dongzhushikou in Chongwen District is the narrowest, only 65 centimeters. Someone once surveyed Xiaolaba Hutong in the north of Yong'an Road west of Tianqiao and found that the northern entrance turning west is only 58 centimeters wide, and a fat person has to walk sideways to pass through this hutong.

Beihai Park： Beihai Park is located in the central area of ​​Beijing, northwest of the Forbidden City, with Jingshan Mountain to the east, Zhongnanhai to the south, and Shichahai to the north. Beihai Park covers a total area of ​​682,000 square meters, of which 389,000 square meters are water area and 293,000 square meters are land area. It is the earliest, best preserved, and most culturally profound classical royal garden in China's existing history, and a national AAAA-level tourist attraction. The formation of Beihai Park can be traced back to the "Golden Sea" in the Liao Dynasty. After the expansion of the Yuan and Ming Dynasties, it became a veritable imperial palace back garden. In the Qing Dynasty, it was destroyed after the Eight-Power Allied Forces invaded Beijing. It was officially opened to the public in 1925 and named "Beihai Park". Beihai Park has a continental monsoon climate, with an average annual temperature of 10-12 degrees Celsius and an annual precipitation of 644 mm. The Beihai in Beihai Park is the largest lake in Beijing, and the water source is mainly supplied by the Miyun Reservoir. The park is rich in flora and fauna, including juniper, cypress, white pine and other plants, as well as endangered species such as the mandarin duck and the internationally endangered merganser. Beihai Park is mainly composed of Qionghua Island, East Bank, North Bank and West Bank scenic areas. The main attractions include Yong'an Bridge, Yong'an Temple, Xiaoxitian, Nine Dragon Wall, Chengguang Hall and so on. Beihai and Tuancheng are of great value and significance. They are important witnesses to the history of Beijing's ancient capital and an important part of Beijing's ecosystem. In 1961, Beihai and Tuancheng were selected as the first batch of national key cultural relics protection units. In 1992, they were rated as "the best of Beijing tourism - the earliest royal garden in the world" by the Beijing Municipal People's Government. In 2003, they were rated as Beijing's "boutique park". Beijing Palace Museum: The Palace Museum, located in Beijing, China, was established on October 10, 1925. It is a bureau-level institution directly under the Ministry of Culture and Tourism of the People's Republic of China. It is a large-scale comprehensive museum that integrates ancient architectural complexes, palace collections, and cultural arts of all dynasties, built on the basis of the imperial palaces of the Ming and Qing dynasties and their collections. The Beijing Palace Museum covers an area of ​​more than 1 million square meters and preserves about 9,000 ancient buildings. It is the largest and most complete ancient palace complex in China. It is also the largest ancient cultural and art museum in China. The predecessor of the Forbidden City was the Forbidden City of the Ming and Qing Dynasties. It was built in the 18th year of Yongle in the Ming Dynasty (1420). A total of 24 emperors of the Ming and Qing dynasties lived here. After Puyi abdicated in 1912, the history of the Forbidden City as an imperial palace came to an end. In 1914, the Antiquities Exhibition Hall was established in the outer court area; in 1925, the Palace Museum was established in the inner court area; in 1948, the Antiquities Exhibition Hall was merged into the Palace Museum. The Beijing Palace Museum has a complete system of cultural relics. As of the end of 2022, the total number of collections was 1,917,657 pieces (sets), and the number of precious cultural relics was 927,745 pieces (sets). According to different textures and forms, they can be divided into 25 categories, including paintings, calligraphy, steles and rubbings, bronzes, gold and silver wares, of which precious cultural relics account for 90% of the total number of collections. The Palace Museum has permanent exhibitions of art collections such as royal palace buildings of the Ming and Qing dynasties, original displays of palace historical sites, treasures, clocks, paintings and calligraphy, ceramics, sculptures, etc., and also holds temporary special exhibitions regularly every year. The Forbidden City was listed as the first batch of national key cultural relics protection units by the State Council in 1961, and was listed on the "World Heritage List" by UNESCO in 1987. It is known as the first of the "Five Great Palaces in the World". The Palace Museum was rated as a national 5A tourist attraction in 2007 and was named one of the first national first-class museums in 2008. Tiananmen Square: Tiananmen Square, located on East Chang'an Avenue in Dongcheng District, Beijing, has undergone many modifications and changes, and finally formed a large square with a length of 880 meters from north to south, a width of 500 meters from east to west, and an area of ​​440,000 square meters. It is the largest urban square in the world. Tiananmen Square is centered on the central axis, with symmetrical wings, and can accommodate 1 million people for grand rallies. In the square, along the central axis of Beijing from north to south, the national flagpole, the Monument to the People's Heroes, the Chairman Mao Memorial Hall and the Zhengyangmen Tower stand in sequence. Since October 1, 1949, Chairman Mao Zedong solemnly declared to the world on the Tiananmen Tower: "The Central People's Government of the People's Republic of China was established today!" Tiananmen has since become a symbol of the People's Republic of China. Tiananmen Square records the indomitable revolutionary spirit and fearless heroism of the Chinese people. The May Fourth Movement, the December 9th Movement, and the May 20th Movement have all left a strong color in the history of China's modern revolution, witnessing the Chinese people's struggles for democracy, freedom, and resistance to foreign aggression and reactionary rule. Tiananmen Square is a sacred place for the Republic to hold major celebrations, grand gatherings and foreign affairs receptions. The celebrations of the 100th anniversary of the founding of the Communist Party of China, the 35th, 50th, 60th and 70th anniversaries of the founding of the People's Republic of China, and the 70th anniversary of the victory of the Chinese People's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the World Anti-Fascist War were all held here. The number of tourists to Tiananmen Square is high all year round. People like to watch the flag-raising ceremony in Tiananmen Square. During the National Day in 2023, more than 300,000 people came to watch the flag-raising ceremony. In 1986, Tiananmen Square was rated as one of the "16 Scenic Spots of Beijing", and the landscape was named "Tianan Liri". Beijing Hutong: The formation of Beijing Hutong changed, developed and evolved with the formation of Beijing. About 500,000 years ago, primitive people began to live in this area, but at that time they only lived in natural caves. About 10,000 to 4,000 to 5,000 years ago, primitive clan communes appeared here and people began to live in simple houses. In 1045 BC, more than 3,000 years ago, this place became the capital of the ancient Yan State of slavery, called Jicheng, but the city wall at that time was only built with rammed earth. Beijing Hutong, the narrowest Hutong, has been discovered continuously in recent years. Earlier, it was said that Gaoxiao Hutong in the north of Dongzhushikou, Chongwen District, is the narrowest at the south entrance, only 65 cm. Someone once surveyed Xiaolaba Hutong on the north side of Tianqiao West Yong'an Road and found that the north entrance turning west is only 58 cm, and fat people have to walk sideways to pass this Hutong.

Great Wall: The Great Wall of China (traditional Chinese: 萬里長城; simplified Chinese: 万里长城; pinyin: Wànlǐ Chángchéng, literally "ten thousand li long wall") is a series of fortifications that were built across the historical northern borders of ancient Chinese states and Imperial China as protection against various nomadic groups from the Eurasian Steppe. Several walls were built from as early as the 7th century BC, with selective stretches later joined by Qin Shi Huang (220-206 BC), the first emperor of China. Little of the Qin wall remains. Later on, many successive dynasties built and maintained multiple stretches of border walls. The best-known sections of the wall were built by the Ming dynasty (1368-1644). Apart from defense, other purposes of the Great Wall have included border controls, allowing the imposition of duties on goods transported along the Silk Road, regulation or encouragement of trade and the control of immigration and emigration. Furthermore, the defensive characteristics of the Great Wall were enhanced by the construction of watchtowers, troop barracks, garrison stations, signaling capabilities through the means of smoke or fire, and the fact that the path of the Great Wall also served as a transportation corridor. The frontier walls built by different dynasties have multiple courses. Collectively, they stretch from Liaodong in the east to Lop Lake in the west, from the present-day Sino-Russian border in the north to Tao River (Taohe) in the south; along an arc that roughly delineates the edge of the Mongolian steppe; spanning 21,196.18 km (13,170.70 mi) in total. Today, the defensive system of the Great Wall is generally recognized as one of the most impressive architectural feats in history. The former residence of Soong Ching Ling: The former residence of Soong Ching Ling (simplified Chinese: 宋庆龄故居; traditional Chinese: 宋慶齡故居; pinyin: Sòng Qìnglíng Gùjū) is a museum in the Shichahai area of Beijing, China, and once was the last residence of Soong Ching-ling, the wife of Sun Yat-sen and later Vice-President and Honorary President of the People's Republic of China in 1981. The museum opened in 1982, while it was listed as a National Key Cultural Relic Protection Unit. It was renovated in 2009, and is dedicated to her memory. Shichahai Park: Beijing Shichahai Park is also known as Shichahai, Shichahai, Shichahai and Xiya. It is located in the northwest of Xicheng District, Beijing. It consists of three connected lakes: Shichahai (also known as Qianhai), Houhai and Xihai (Jishuitan). Beijing Shichahai Park has a total area of ​​46.7 hectares, of which 34 hectares are water areas. It is connected to the waters of Zhongnanhai. It is the only open scenic spot with open water in Beijing's inner city. It is also the largest and most intact historical block in Beijing. It occupies a unique position in the history of Beijing's urban planning and construction. Shichahai Park has beautiful scenery and is known as the "water town in the north". In 2005, Shichahai was rated as one of the five most beautiful urban areas in China in the "Most Beautiful Places in China" event hosted by China National Geographic Magazine. In February 2009, Beijing Shichahai Park was rated as a 4A scenic spot. In June 2014, Shichahai was selected as a World Cultural Heritage as an important part of the Beijing section of the Grand Canal of China.

Port McNeill： Known as the gateway to the gloriously scenic islands, protected spaces and mazy waterways of the Broughton Archipelago, Port McNeill is a grade-A stepping stone to outdoor adventure. Vancouver Island North’s second-largest community proudly co-exists with the rich natural resources of land and sea. Its location (two hours drive time from Campbell River, four from the ferry terminals in Nanaimo) and close proximity to the east coast’s finest island gems make it a regional centre for ecotourism - wildlife viewing, whale watching, grizzly bear safaris, diving, sea kayaking and fresh and saltwater fishing included. Cape Scott Provincial Park： Cape Scott Provincial Park is a truly magnificent area of rugged coastal wilderness that is located at the northwestern tip of Vancouver Island, 563 kilometres from Victoria. Established in 1973 and named after the site of a lighthouse that has guided mariners since 1960, Cape Scott is characterized by more than 115 kilometres of scenic ocean frontage, including about 30 kilometres of spectacular remote beaches. The park stretches from Shushartie Bay in the east, then westward around Cape Scott and south to San Josef Bay. Rocky promontories, salt marshes and jagged headlands punctuate the fine-textured, white-sand beaches. The most impressive of these beaches, Nels Bight, stretches more than 2,400 metres long and 210 metres wide at low tide, and is one of the park’s most popular camping destinations. Other significant beaches include San Josef Bay, Guise Bay, Experiment Bight, Lowrie Bay and Nissen Bight. Visitors can choose between a day hike or a backpacking excursion to explore the sandy beaches, rainforests, and lowland bogs and muskeg of this wilderness park. 麦克尼尔港： 麦克尼尔港是通往布劳顿群岛风景秀丽的岛屿、保护区和迷宫般的水道的门户，也是户外探险的首选之地。作为温哥华岛北部第二大社区，麦克尼尔港自豪地拥有丰富的陆地和海洋自然资源。麦克尼尔港地理位置优越（距离坎贝尔河两小时车程，距离纳奈莫渡轮码头四小时车程），毗邻东海岸最美丽的岛屿，是生态旅游的区域中心--包括野生动物观赏、赏鲸、灰熊狩猎、潜水、海上皮划艇以及淡水和咸水捕鱼。 斯科特角省立公园： 斯科特角省立公园是一片真正壮丽的崎岖沿海荒野，位于温哥华岛的西北端，距维多利亚 563 公里。 斯科特角成立于1973年，以一座自1960年以来一直为水手指引方向的灯塔所在地命名，其特点是拥有超过115公里的风景秀丽的海滨，其中包括约30公里壮观的偏远海滩。 公园从东部的Shushartie湾延伸，然后向西绕过斯科特角，向南延伸至圣约瑟夫湾。岩石海角、盐沼和锯齿状的岬角点缀着质地细腻的白色沙滩。这些海滩中最令人印象深刻的是NelsBight，低潮时绵延2,400多米长，210米宽，是公园最受欢迎的露营目的地之一。其他重要的海滩包括圣约瑟夫湾、Guise湾、Experiment Bight、Lowrie 湾和 Nissen Bight。 游客可以选择一日徒步旅行或背包旅行来探索这个荒野公园的沙滩、雨林、低地沼泽和泥炭沼泽。

The District of Port Hardy has a Visitor Info Centre, a sizable covered mall, a busy downtown, a community centre, an indoor swimming pool, an ice skating rink, a liquor store, beer and wine stores, vehicle rentals and two cab companies. Its restaurants offer fresh from the sea products, Canadian cuisine and burgers that will make you glad you stopped for a bite. Port Hardy also has many journeymen and professionals, so your vehicle or vessel can be repaired or even replaced. There are full service hotels and booking centres offering wilderness and adventure tourism opportunities. As the largest regional centre on the North Island, Port Hardy has offices for the Department of Fisheries and Oceans, the Canadian Coast Guard, Royal Canadian Mounted Police and Service BC. Attractions Port Hardy’s pristine environment serves as a gateway to many outdoor activities for both locals and tourists, including sport fishing, world class scuba diving, caving, kayaking, recreational boating, hiking, and nature viewing. More information on these adventures can be found on the Tourism Port Hardy (TPH), Vancouver Island North Tourism (VINT) or Port Hardy Visitor Centre websites. Additional descriptions on the role these organizations play to support local and regional tourism efforts can be found here.

Shangrao City: Shangrao City, China, referred to as Rao, was formerly known as Raozhou, Xinzhou, and Guangxin. It is a prefecture-level city under the jurisdiction of Jiangxi Province, the People's Republic of China, located in the northeast of Jiangxi Province. The city borders Yingtan City, Fuzhou City and Nanping City of Fujian Province in the south, Nanchang City and Jiujiang City in the west, Jingdezhen City and Chizhou City and Huangshan City of Anhui Province in the north, and Quzhou City of Zhejiang Province in the east. It is located at the junction of Jiangxi, Anhui, Zhejiang and Fujian provinces, with high terrain in the east and low terrain in the west, and hills are widely distributed in the territory. There are Zhuanggong Mountain in the north, Huaiyu Mountain in the middle, and Wuyi Mountain in the southeast. Its main peak, Huanggang Mountain, is the highest peak in Jiangxi. It is adjacent to Poyang Lake in the west, and the lakeside area is the vast Poyang Lake Plain. The Xinjiang River and Raohe River (which connects to the Changjiang River in the north and the Le'an River in the south) are two major rivers, both of which flow from east to west and flow into Poyang Lake. The Municipal People's Government is located in the Administrative New District of Shangrao City. Kelowna： Kelowna (English: Kelowna), or Chillenda, is a city in southwestern British Columbia, Canada. It is located on the eastern shore of Lake Okanagan and is the administrative center of the Central Okanagan region. The city is bordered by Lake Country to the north and faces West Kelowna across the lake to the west. It is about 390 kilometers east of Vancouver and about 150 kilometers from the US-Canada border. Kelowna covers an area of ​​211.82 square kilometers (81.78 square miles). According to the 2016 census, the city has a population of 127,312, and the metropolitan area has a population of 179,839, ranking 22nd in the country, the third largest in the province after Vancouver and Victoria, and the largest metropolitan area in the interior of British Columbia.

Aotou Xiaogui Greenway: The Xiaoguiwan Cycling Greenway is located in Aotou Town, Daya Bay District, Huizhou City, Guangdong Province. The specific location is at the entrance of the Xiaogui Coastal Greenway in Yaqian Village, Aotou, Daya Bay. This greenway is also called Daya Bay Greenway. It is a greenway that is very suitable for cycling around the sea. The greenway forms a line with the sea and sky, and you can run, walk, ride, etc. The Xiaogui Greenway has a strong sense of atmosphere. Looking at the winding road around the sea, you have a sense of descent into a movie scene. It is very suitable for couples and parent-child families to check in and play. Friends with good physical strength can also hike or ride to slowly feel the nature. The greenway is built along the coastline, with beautiful scenery along the way. It is very comfortable whether walking or riding. 澳头小桂绿道： 小桂湾骑行绿道位于广东省惠州市大亚湾区澳头镇，具体位置是大亚湾澳头衙前村小桂沿海绿道入口处。这条绿道也被称为大亚湾绿道，是一条非常适合环海骑行的绿道，绿道与大海天空形成一线，可以跑步、散步、骑行等。 小桂绿道的氛围感强烈，看着蜿蜒的环海路面有种误入电影画面的即视感，非常适合情侣和亲子家庭打卡游玩。体力好的朋友们也可以徒步或者骑行，慢慢感受自然。绿道沿着海岸线而建，沿途风光秀美，无论是散步、骑行都很舒服。

Huiyang Danshui: . . Danshui Subdistrict, under the jurisdiction of Huiyang District, Huizhou City, Guangdong Province, is located in the southeast of Huiyang District, covering an area of ​​83 square kilometers. It is adjacent to Daya Bay in the south, 37 kilometers east of Pingshan Town, Huidong County, 12 kilometers south of Aotou Port, 47 nautical miles from Aotou Port to Hong Kong China Port Terminal, bordering Shenzhen in the west, and 37 kilometers north of Huicheng District. As of 2019, Danshui Subdistrict has a registered population of 159,112 and a permanent population of about 230,000. As of 2019, Danshui Subdistrict has 20 communities and 8 administrative villages under its jurisdiction, and the street office is located at No. 29, Nanmen West Street, Huiyang District, Guangdong Province. It is said that Danshui Subdistrict was a small market town called "Shangxu" in the late Song Dynasty. In the Ming Dynasty, Danshui Guard was set up here to guard the coastal area of ​​Daya Bay in order to guard the sea border. In the early years of Qianlong in the Qing Dynasty, a larger market town had been formed, which was changed to Danshui Market, and administrative agencies such as the Office were set up. In September 1939, the People's District Government was established, which was the first new government established during the Dongjiang Column period. On April 28, 2006, Danshui Town, Huiyang District, held a ceremony to set up a street office after the town was abolished. Danshui Subdistrict belongs to the subtropical monsoon climate zone, with mild climate and abundant rainfall, with an average annual precipitation of 1843.7 mm. Danshui Subdistrict is located in the core area of ​​Huizhou Dan'ao Economic Corridor, with obvious advantages in transportation and location. It was called "born by the river and prospered by fishing and salt" in ancient times. It is one of the most prosperous commercial towns in the Dongjiang River Basin. Danshui has a long history and rich humanities. It is a gathering place for Hakka people, advocating culture, and has produced celebrities such as Deng Chengxiu and Deng Zhongyuan. The old buildings in Danshui are well preserved, and the commercial characteristics of the historical streets and alleys are prominent. There are 10 cultural relics protection units and 104 historical buildings, covering temples, houses, ancestral halls, guild halls, academies, teahouses and other types of buildings. There are rich cultural relics and historical sites, and the historical and cultural value is high. Ye Ting Memorial Hall: Ye Ting Memorial Hall, located at No. 88 Huishuilou, Zhoutian Village, Qiuchang Street, Huiyang District, Huizhou City, Guangdong Province, covers an area of ​​81,600 square meters, with a main building area of ​​1,600 square meters and a new building area of ​​2,758 square meters. It is a special memorial hall for celebrities in social sciences. In 1961, Huiyang County established the Ye Ting Memorial Hall in Baihuazhou, West Lake, Huizhou, in accordance with the instructions of the State Council forwarded by the General Office of Guangdong Province. After more than two years of preparation, the hall opened for preview, but the exhibition was stopped due to historical reasons. In 1986, after consulting the Central Propaganda Department and the General Office of the Central Committee, the Ye Ting Memorial Hall was established in Luwushan, Danshui Town, Huiyang, and the foundation was laid on April 8 of the same year. It was completed in 1990. It was opened to the public on September 10, 1991. In March 2008, it was opened to the public free of charge. As of the end of 2021, the Ye Ting Memorial Hall has 604 pieces (sets) of collections and 15 pieces (sets) of precious cultural relics. In 2001, it was listed as a national patriotic education demonstration base; in 2004, it was listed as one of the 100 classic red tourism scenic spots in the country; in 2005, it was listed as a patriotic education demonstration base of the Chinese Overseas Chinese Federation by the Chinese Overseas Chinese Federation; in December 2016, the Ye Ting Memorial Hall was selected into the "National Red Tourism Attractions and Scenic Spots List". Main attractions: ▪ Ye Ting's former residence ▪ Tengyun Academy ▪ Yuying Building ▪ Huishui Building ▪ Ye Ting Memorial Hall New Building ▪ Ye Ting Reading Pavilion 惠阳淡水： 淡水街道，隶属广东省惠州市惠阳区，位于位于惠阳区东南部，面积83平方公里。南临大亚湾，东至惠东县平山镇37公里，南距澳头港12公里，经澳头港至香港中港码头47海里，西与深圳接壤，北至惠城区37公里。截至2019年，淡水街道有户籍人口159112人，常住人口约23万人。截至2019年，淡水街道下辖20个社区和8个行政村，街道办事处驻广东省惠阳区南门西街29号。 淡水街道相传在宋末是个小墟，叫“上墟”。明代为警卫海疆﹐在此设淡水卫，以保卫大亚湾沿海区域。清乾隆初年已形成较大的集镇，改为淡水墟，并设有司署等行政管理机构。民国二十八年（1939年）9月，成立人民区政权﹐是东江纵队时期最早建立的一个新政权。2006年4月28日，惠阳区淡水镇举行撤镇设街道办事处挂牌仪式。淡水街道属亚热带季风气候区，气候温和，雨量充沛，年均降水量1843.7毫米。 淡水街道，地处惠州淡澳经济走廊核心地带，交通、区位优势明显，古称“依河而生，因渔盐而盛”，是东江流域最繁华的商贸集镇之一。淡水历史悠久，人文荟萃，是客家人的聚居地，崇尚文化，涌现出邓承修、邓仲元等名人。淡水的老建筑风貌保存较好，历史街巷商业特色突出，有10处文物保护单位、104处历史建筑，涵盖庙宇、民宅、宗祠、会馆、书院、茶楼等多种建筑类型，文物古迹遗存丰富，历史文化价值较高。 叶挺纪念馆： 叶挺纪念馆，位于广东省惠州市惠阳区秋长街道周田村会水楼88号，占地面积81600平方米，主馆建筑面积1600平方米，新馆建筑面积2758平方米，是社会科学类名人专题纪念馆 。 1961年，惠阳县根据广东省办公厅转发国务院指示，在惠州西湖百花洲建立了叶挺纪念馆，经过两年多筹办之后开馆预展，后因历史原因停止展出。1986年，经请示中央宣传部、中央办公厅，在惠阳淡水镇卢屋山建立叶挺纪念馆，并于同年4月8日，奠基。1990年，竣工。1991年9月10日，对外开放。2008年3月，向社会免费开放。截至2021年末，叶挺纪念馆藏品数量604件（套），珍贵文物15件（套）。 2001年，被列为全国爱国主义教育示范基地；2004年，被列为全国百个红色旅游经典景区；2005年，被中国侨联列为中国侨联爱国主义教育示范基地；2016年12月，叶挺纪念馆入选《全国红色旅游景点景区名录》。 主要景点： ▪叶挺故居 ▪腾云学堂 ▪育英楼 ▪会水楼 ▪叶挺纪念馆新馆 ▪叶挺读书亭

Temple of Han Yu: Temple of Han Yu is located at the foot of Bijia Mountain in the east of Chaozhou City, Guangdong Province. Temple of Han Yu was built in the second year of Xianping in the Northern Song Dynasty (999) and is the earliest existing temple in China to commemorate Han Yu, a writer of the Tang Dynasty. Temple of Han Yu is backed by Han Mountain and faces Han River. The main building is divided into two parts, front and back. The beams in the temple are hung with plaques inscribed by famous people. There are 51 straight stone steps at the end of the corridor in front of the temple. The front wall of the temple is nearly 90 cm high and the neat stone skirt board is built with a flat and solid light green cut brick wall (very consistent with the cut brick wall of Guangzhou Chen Family Temple and Wuyang Tower on Yuexiu Mountain). The brick wall to the sloping roof and the connection with the beams are carefully chiseled along their respective curved surfaces, so that the bricks and wood are as closely connected as the cut brick seams below. The light green wall sets off the light elegance and quiet solemnity of the blue official script plaque "Han Wengong's Temple" above the concave belly door in the middle. On May 25, 2006, Han Yu Temple was announced by the State Council of the People's Republic of China as the sixth batch of national key cultural relics protection units. Han Yu Temple is the Han Yu Memorial Hall. In the second year of Xianping in the Northern Song Dynasty (999), Chen Yaozuo, the magistrate of Chaozhou, built the "Han Libu Temple" in the east wing of the main room of Confucius Temple at the foot of Jinshan Mountain. In the fifth year of Yuanyou (1090), Wang Di, the governor of Chaozhou, moved to Qili in the south of the state. Su Shi wrote the "Chaozhou Han Yu Temple Stele" for him, saying that Han Yu "revived the decline of eight generations with his writings, and saved the world with his teachings." This became the world's final conclusion. In the sixteenth year of Chunxi in the Southern Song Dynasty (1189), Ding Yunyuan, the governor of Chaozhou, believed that Han Gong had traveled to Bijia Mountain and planted oak trees by hand, so he moved the Han Yu Temple, which was originally located seven miles south of the city, to this place. In 1984, the People's Government of Guangdong Province allocated funds for a comprehensive restoration of the Han Temple. In the 13th year of Guangxu in the late Qing Dynasty (1887), when the Governor-General of Guangdong and Guangxi, Zhang Zhidong, inspected Chaozhou, he ordered the prefect Fang Gonghui to renovate the temple. Not only was there an order from the top, but the funds were also strong, so the Han Temple was "twice as magnificent as before". The Han Temple was renovated many times in the Yuan and Ming dynasties, no less than 20 times. The temple is located on a high and spacious site, and the structure is ancient and elegant. It is divided into two parts, front and back, with two corridors. It has been renovated many times in successive dynasties. The main body of the temple was rebuilt in the mid-1980s and became a famous cultural relic tourist attraction in Chaozhou. In 1998, the Chaozhou Municipal Party Committee and Municipal Government replanned and comprehensively rebuilt the Han Temple scenic area. Chaozhou West Lake: Chaozhou West Lake is one of the 36 largest West Lakes in the country and is the location of the "West Lake Fishing Raft", one of the eight scenic spots in Chaozhou. The mountains are verdant against the lake, and the mountains are blue beside the lake. Chaozhou West Lake was once the moat of the ancient city of Chaozhou, commonly known as the "moat pool". As the focus of urban construction shifted westward, this area has become the green watershed between the old city and the new city, and also the link that connects the famous city. Chaozhou West Lake is a green garden lung of the old city, and can be called the green pearl of the new century's environmentally friendly city. In ancient times, West Lake was a tributary of the Han River, and it was also a large lake formed by the collapse of the dike. Chaozhou West Lake has a long history, with a history of more than 1,200 years. In ancient times, West Lake was a tributary of the Han River, and it was also a large lake formed by the collapse of the dike. According to the "Fang Yu Ji Yao", "it stretches for more than ten miles." It was not until the Tang Dynasty that the North Dike was built to cut it off from the Han River, becoming a wide and long lake. During the Qianyuan period of Emperor Suzong of the Tang Dynasty (758-759), the emperor issued an edict that Chaozhou West Lake became one of the 81 release ponds (in the past, the word "release" was engraved on the foot of the West Lake. Now there is a pond on the south side of the pavilion in the center of the lake, called the release pond). [4] In the Yuan Dynasty, the war in Chaozhou destroyed many West Lake scenes. In the early years of Hongwu, Chaozhou renovated the city wall, using a large number of stones and filling half of the West Lake, which was called the moat. Although some landscapes were rebuilt later, most of the West Lake scenery was destroyed again in the Qing Dynasty due to repeated wars. In the 12th year of Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty (1673), a waist city was built on the West Lake Mountain to defend against the "Three Feudatories" rebellion. Liu Jinzhong's anti-Qing made the West Lake a military fortress with trenches, fences, and artillery positions. Main scenic spots: ▪ Hanbi Tower ▪ Living Cave ▪ Shou'an Rock ▪ Shou'an Temple ▪ Strange Stone Museum ▪ Virgin Spring ▪ Lake Center Pavilion ▪ West Lake Fishing Raft ▪ West Lake Stone Archway ▪ Fengqi Tower ▪ Hibiscus Pond ▪ Jinghan Pavilion 韩文公祠： 韩文公祠位于广东省潮州市城东笔架山麓，韩文公祠始建于北宋咸平二年（999年），是中国现存最早纪念唐代文学家韩愈的祠宇。韩文公祠背靠韩山，面临韩江。主体建筑分前后二进，祠内梁间遍挂名家题写匾额，祠前甬道尽端处之五十一级笔直石蹬道，祠体正面墙壁近90厘米高工整的石裙板上砌筑平整、坚实的淡绿色砍磨砖墙面（与广州陈家祠、越秀山上五羊楼砍磨砖壁面甚为一致），砖墙至坡屋面与桁桷衔接处，皆沿各自曲面仔细凿挖，使砖、木之间如同其下之砍磨砖缝一样紧密吻接。淡绿色壁面，衬托着当中凹肚门上方“韩文公之祠”蓝色隶书匾额之清淡文雅与沉静端肃。 2006年5月25日，韩文公祠被中华人民共和国国务院公布为第六批全国重点文物保护单位。 韩文公祠，即韩愈纪念馆。北宋咸平二年（999年）由潮州通判陈尧佐于金山麓夫子庙正室东厢辟建“韩吏部祠“。元佑五年（1090年）潮州知州王涤徙至州南七里，苏轼为他撰写了《潮州韩文公庙碑》，称韩愈“文起八代之衰，道济天下之溺。”遂成天下定论。及至南宋淳熙十六年（1189年），潮州知州丁允元认为韩公尝游于笔架山并手植橡木， 刻遂将原本在城南七里的韩文公祠迁建于此。 1984年，广东省人民政府拨款对韩祠进行全面修复。晚清光绪十三年（1887年），两广总督张之洞巡视潮州时着令知府方功惠大修一次，不仅上峰有令且资力雄厚，遂使韩祠“瑰丽倍于昔”。韩祠在元、明两代屡经修营，不下20次。祠宇据地高旷，构造古雅。内分前后二进，并带两廊。 以后历代屡有整修，现祠主体于二十世纪八十年代中期重修，成为潮州一处著名的文物旅游胜地。1998年，潮州市委、市政府又对韩祠景区进行了重新规划和综合改建。 潮州西湖： 潮州西湖是全国三十六大西湖之一，是潮州八景“西湖渔筏”的所在地。山倚湖苍翠，湖傍山青黛。潮州西湖昔时是潮州古城的护城濠，俗称“城壕池”。随着城市建设重心的西移，这里已成为古城区与新城区绿色的分水岭，也是名城腾辉一脉相承的纽带。潮州西湖是古城区一片碧绿的园林肺叶，堪称新世纪环保城市的绿色明珠西湖古昔是韩江的支流，也是崩堤冲成的瘦大湖。 潮州西湖历史悠久，至今已有1200多年的历史。西湖古时候是韩江的支流，也是崩堤冲成的瘦大湖。据《方舆纪要》载：“绵亘十余里。”到了唐代筑了北堤，才把它与韩江切断，成了宽阔长形的大湖。 唐肃宗乾元年间（758－759年），皇帝下诏，潮州西湖成为八十一处放生池之一（过去西湖山麓尚刻“ 放生”二字，现在湖心亭南侧有一池，称为放生池）。 [4] 元代，潮州战乱摧毁了不少西湖景物。洪武初年，因潮州大修城墙，采用去大批石块，还将西湖填了一半，称作城壕 虽然后来曾陆续重建一些景观，但是到了清朝，因屡遭兵燹，西湖景物又多数被毁。清康熙十二年（1673年），还在西湖山筑腰城，防御“三藩”之乱。刘进忠的反清，又使西湖变成挖壕沟、围栅栏、设炮台的兵家要塞。 主要景区： ▪涵碧楼 ▪活人洞 ▪寿安岩 ▪寿安寺 ▪奇石馆 ▪处女泉 ▪湖心亭 ▪西湖渔筏 ▪西湖石坊 ▪凤栖楼 ▪芙蓉池 ▪景韩亭

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Guangji Bridge: Guangji Bridge, also known as Chaozhou Guangji Bridge, was formerly known as Kangji Bridge, Dinghou Bridge, Jichuan Bridge, commonly known as Xiangzi Bridge, also known as Chaozhou Xiangzi Bridge. It is one of the four ancient bridges in China and one of the four famous bridges in China. It was praised by bridge expert Mao Yisheng as "the earliest opening and closing bridge in the world". Guangji Bridge is located outside the east gate of Chaozhou Ancient City, Guangdong Province. It spans the Han River and connects the east and west banks. It integrates beam bridges, floating bridges, and arch bridges. It was an important transportation hub from Guangdong to Fujian and Zhejiang in ancient times. It is one of the eight scenic spots in Chaozhou, a historical landmark of Chaozhou culture, a national key cultural relic protection unit, and a national AAAA-level scenic spot. Guangji Bridge was first built in the seventh year of Qiandao in the Southern Song Dynasty (1171); in the second year of Kaixi in the reign of Emperor Guangzong (1206), the basic structure of beam bridge and floating bridge was formed; in the eighth year of Zhengde in the Ming Dynasty (1513), the pattern of "18 shuttle boats and 24 islands" was formed; it was repaired in the second year of Yongzheng in the Qing Dynasty (1724); it was in a dilapidated state before liberation; in 1958, it was reinforced and repaired, and the 18 shuttle boats were removed, and it was rebuilt into a three-hole steel frame and two high-pile pedestal bridge; in October 2003, it began to be fully repaired, and the overall restoration was based on the Ming Dynasty style, and the function was positioned as a tourist pedestrian bridge; it was completed in 2007. Guangji Bridge is a floating beam combined structure, composed of two sections of stone beam bridges in the east and west and a floating bridge in the middle. The beam bridge consists of three parts: piers, stone beams and bridge pavilions. Guangji Bridge is 518 meters long. The eastern beam bridge is 283.35 meters long, with 12 piers, one abutment and 12 bridge holes. The western beam bridge is 137.3 meters long, with 8 piers, 7 bridge holes and a stone beam width of 5 meters. The floating bridge in the middle is 97.3 meters long and is connected by 18 wooden boats. 广济桥： 广济桥，即潮州广济桥，古称康济桥、丁侯桥、济川桥，俗称湘子桥，又称潮州湘子桥，中国四大古桥之一，中国四大名桥之一，被桥梁专家茅以升誉为“世界上最早的启闭式桥梁”。广济桥位于广东省潮州古城东门外，横跨韩江，联结东西两岸，集梁桥、浮桥、拱桥于一体，为古代广东通向闽浙交通要津，是潮州八景之一，是潮州文化的历史地标、全国重点文物保护单位，国家AAAA级景区。 广济桥始建于南宋乾道七年（1171年）；于光宗开禧二年（1206年）形成了梁桥与浮桥并存的基础结构；于明正德八年（1513年）形成“十八梭船廿四洲”的格局；于清雍正二年（1724年）进行了修缮；解放前残破不堪；1958年进行加固维修，并拆除了十八梭船，改建为三孔钢架及两处高桩承台式桥梁；2003年10月开始进行全面维修，总体按明代风格为修复依据，功能定位为旅游观光步行桥；2007年竣工。 广济桥为浮梁结合结构，由东西二段石梁桥和中间一段浮桥组合而成，梁桥由桥墩、石梁和桥亭三部分组成。广济桥全长518米，东边梁桥长283.35米，有桥墩12个和桥台一座，桥孔12个；西边梁桥长137.3米，有桥墩8个，桥孔7个，石梁宽5米。中间浮桥长97.3米，由十八只木船连接而成。

Chaozhou Ancient City: Chaozhou, also known as "Fengcheng", is located in Xiangqiao District, Chaozhou City, Guangdong Province. It is a national historical and cultural city with profound historical and cultural heritage. The ancient city is famous for its unique Chaoshan culture, rich historical relics and exquisite ancient buildings. It covers an area of ​​about 3 square kilometers and has a complete pattern. It has more than 720 streets and alleys with exquisite directions and orderly vertical and horizontal directions, and a large number of ancient residential buildings from the Ming and Qing Dynasties. The ancient city of Chaozhou has a history of more than 1,600 years. The ancient city of Chaozhou adopts the historical spatial pattern of "curved outside and square inside, four horizontal and three vertical" of the ancient city of Chaozhou. The ancient city was built in the Eastern Jin Dynasty and has a long history and profound cultural heritage. A large number of ancient buildings and historical relics are preserved in the ancient city. These ancient buildings not only have extremely high historical value, but also reflect the wisdom and artistic talents of the ancient Chaozhou people. In 2019, Chaozhou Ancient City was listed as the first batch of pilot units for the creation of Guangdong Provincial Cultural Relics Protection and Utilization Demonstration Zone by the Guangdong Provincial Department of Culture and Tourism. From January 19 to February 6, 2024, the 2023 Chaozhou Ancient City Lantern Festival, "Thousand-year Charm, Great Beauty of Chaozhou", will be held in Chaozhou Ancient City. Important attractions: ▪Kaiyuan Temple ▪Chaozhou Ancient City Wall ▪Guangji Bridge ▪Paifang Street 潮州古城： 潮州又称“凤城”，位于广东省潮州市湘桥区，是一座具有深厚历史文化底蕴的国家历史文化名城。古城以其独特的潮汕文化、丰富的历史遗迹和精美的古建筑群而著称，面积约3平方千米，格局完整，有着720多条走向讲究、纵横有序的街巷和大批明清时期古民居建筑。 潮州古城建制至今有1600多年历史，潮州古城采用潮州古城的“外曲内方，四横三纵”的历史空间格局。古城始建于东晋，历史悠久，文化底蕴深厚。古城内保存了大量的古建筑和历史遗迹，这些古建筑不仅具有极高的历史价值，还体现了古代潮州人民的智慧和艺术才能。 2019年，潮州古城被广东省文化和旅游厅列为首批广东省文物保护利用示范区创建工作试点单位。2024年1月19日至2月6日，“千年神韵·大美潮州”2023年潮州古城花灯灯展在潮州古城举办。 重要景点： ▪开元寺 ▪潮州古城墙 ▪广济桥 ▪牌坊街

Nan'ao Island: Nan'ao Island is located in Nan'ao County, Shantou City, Guangdong Province, China. It is bordered by Zhelin Bay in the north and the South China Sea in the south. It is located between 116°56′~117°9′ east longitude and 23°24′~23°29′ north latitude. It is a bedrock continental island and an important habitat for Chinese white dolphins. It is known as the "Oriental Hawaii". Nan'ao Island covers an area of ​​117.73 square kilometers and has a coastline of 94.3 kilometers. It is located at the southern end of the Quanzhou-Shantou seismic belt and has two active faults, the Nan'ao-Changle Fault and the Huanggang Fault. Nan'ao Island is dominated by low mountain erosion hills, with a gourd-like shape. The coast is mostly rocky and steep. The highest peak on the island is Dajianshan (588.1 meters). Nan'ao Island is the only national AAAA-level tourist attraction in China and the only island in Nan'ao County with residents. Nan'ao Island has always been a must-go stop and transit station for trade along China's southeastern coast. It is also the main channel for mainland China's trade with Taiwan and an important node of the "Maritime Silk Road". Zheng He made seven voyages to the West, and he passed through Nan'ao five times. Nan'ao has also been mentioned many times in the history of Chinese and world navigation. 南澳岛： 南澳岛（Nan'ao Island），位于中国广东省汕头市南澳县，北濒柘林湾、南濒南海，介于东经116°56′~117°9′、北纬23°24′~23°29′，属基岩质大陆岛，中华白海豚重要栖息地，被誉为“东方夏威夷”。 南澳岛面积达117.73平方千米，海岸线长94.3千米，地处泉州-汕头地震带南端，分布有南澳-长乐断裂和皇岗断裂2条活动性断裂。南澳岛以低山剥蚀丘陵地貌为主，外形似葫芦，海岸多为岩石陡岸，全岛最高峰为大尖山（588.1米）。南澳岛是中国唯一的全岛域国家AAAA级旅游景区，是南澳县唯一有居民居住的岛屿。南澳岛素有历来是中国东南沿海通商的必经泊点和中转站，也是中国大陆对台和海上贸易的主要通道、“海上丝绸之路”的重要节点。 郑和七下西洋，曾五次途径南澳，而且南澳在中国及世界航海史上也被屡次提及。

Yingge Dance: Yingge Dance is one of the dance forms of the Han nationality. It is a folk square dance that is popular in the Chaoshan area of ​​Guangdong Province (Shantou, Chaozhou, Jieyang), some areas of Shanwei and Jianzhou of Fuzhou Province. It combines southern martial arts, drama and other local arts. It is also popular in Hong Kong, China and Thailand. Yingge Dance is one of the three subtypes of dances in the Minnan cultural circle with the theme of the Water Margin hero story, reflecting the spiritual outlook of the people of Minhai. The Yingge Dance, which is popular all over the world, is affectionately called "Chinese War Dance" or "Chinese Street Dance" by the masses. Yingge Dance originated in Lingnan and became a symbol of Lingnan culture, representing the spirit of Lingnan. Yingge Dance in Chaoshan area combines She songs, drama, dance and martial arts, with unique footwork, body movements, hammer techniques and formations. It is both like local customs and martial arts. Its vigorous, powerful, rough and unrestrained dance postures create a majestic, powerful, strong and heroic momentum, giving people a shock of strength and beauty. The characters performed by Yingge Dance are all heroes in "Water Margin", but the performance method is very general and freehand. It neither narrates the plot nor expresses the characters. It is more about rendering the battle scene and the warm atmosphere, and shaping the overall image of the hero. Through the artistic treatment of character modeling, costumes and props, body dynamics, sound rhythm, etc., it embodies a kind of masculine beauty from the whole. The snake dance in Yingge Dance originates from the worship of snakes by the Minnan people. Yingge Dance is a square emotional dance of the Han nationality. Its main performance form is a large-scale collective dance. The dancers hold a short wooden stick in each hand and hit each other up and down, left and right. The movements are strong and powerful, and the rhythm is strong. There is also a song and dance drama after the dance, called "Yingge Houpeng". As a folk art, Yingge Dance has few written records of its origin, development and evolution. The history that can be verified is only four or five hundred years, and there are many different versions of its source. On May 20, 2006, Yingge Dance was selected into the first batch of national intangible cultural heritage list. 英歌舞： 英歌舞，是汉族舞蹈形式之一，是流行于广东省潮汕地区(汕头、潮州、揭阳) 、汕尾部分地区及福‮漳省建‬州等地‮的区‬一种糅合南派武术、戏‮等剧‬地方艺术为‮体一‬的民间广场舞蹈，中国香港和泰国等地也流行。英歌舞是闽南文化圈以水浒英雄故事为主题的舞蹈的三种亚型之一，反映了闽海民众的精神面貌。火遍全球的英歌舞被群众亲切地称之为“中华战舞”或“中华街舞”。英歌舞始兴自岭南，成为岭南文化的符号代表，代表了岭南的精气神。 潮汕地区英歌舞集畲歌、戏剧、舞蹈、武术于一体，具有独特的步法、身法、槌法、阵法。既似土风，又似武舞。它以刚劲、雄浑、粗犷、奔放的舞姿，构成了磅礴、威武、强壮、豪迈的气势，给人以力与美的震撼。英歌舞所表演的角色均为《水浒传》中的英雄豪杰，但表现手法十分概括写意，既不叙述故事情节也不表现人物，更多的是渲染战斗情景和热烈气氛，塑造英雄整体的形象。通过人物造型、服饰道具、形体动态、音响节奏等艺术处理，从整体上体现一种男性的刚健之美 [21]。英歌舞中的舞蛇是源自闽南民系对蛇的崇拜。 英歌舞属汉族广场情绪舞蹈，其主要表演形式为大型集体舞，舞者双手各持一根短木棒，上下左右互相对击，动作健壮有力，节奏强烈。舞后还有歌舞小戏，称“英歌后棚”。英歌舞作为一种民间艺术，其产生、发展、演变过程较少文字记载，有籍可考的历史不过四五百年，其源头有许多不同版本。 2006年5月20日，英歌舞入选第一批国家级非物质文化遗产名录。

Queshi Scenic Spot: Queshi Scenic Spot is located on the southern bank of Queshi Sea in Haojiang District, Shantou City, Guangdong Province. It faces the old city of Shantou across the sea, where the Han River, Rong River and Lian River meet and flow out to the sea. It is connected to Dahao in the south. It was originally an island, but later became a peninsula because of the bridge connecting Guangdong Provincial Highway in the southwest. It covers an area of ​​12 square kilometers and is located at 23 degrees 20 minutes north latitude and 116 degrees 40 minutes east longitude. It was designated as a provincial scenic spot in June 1989. Queshi Scenic Spot is the first batch of provincial scenic spots in Guangdong Province, the first batch of national AAAA-level tourist areas in Chaoshan area, and the first of the eight scenic spots in Shantou. Chaoshan History and Culture Expo Center: Chaoshan History and Culture Expo Center (Chaobo Center) is located in the south of Nanbin Road, Haojiang District, Shantou City, Guangdong Province. It is located on the humanistic central axis of CITIC Binhai New City in the Overseas Chinese Experimental Zone, backed by Bijia Mountain in the Luoshi Scenic Area, and facing the inner bay of Shantou. It is the core building of Chaoshan History and Culture Expo Park. The total construction area is about 70,000 square meters, with a total investment of about 850 million yuan. Chaobo Center will become a Chaoshan cultural complex integrating Chaoshan cultural display and exchange, tourism and other functions. It is a new urban landmark that brings together the essence of Chaoshan culture and becomes a popular check-in point for citizens and tourists. The collection categories of Chaoshan History and Culture Expo Center include inlaid porcelain, wood carvings, stone carvings, and colored paintings. The collections include collection materials on social changes in the Chaoshan area since human activities, specimens unearthed in the Chaoshan area, related cultural relics, relics of customs and habits, and various representative historical witnesses related to the production and life, important figures and major events of Chaoshan overseas Chinese in different historical periods.

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Shantou Xiaogongyuan Kaibu District: Shantou Xiaogongyuan Kaibu District is located at the intersection of Guoping Road, Shengping Road and Anping Road in Jinping District, Shantou City, Guangdong Province. Starting from the "Zhongshan Memorial Pavilion", the arcade old streets named "Four Yongs and One Shengping" are circular and radial, forming an urban block. It has the largest modern arcade building complex in my country, most of which were invested and built by overseas Chinese who "went to Southeast Asia" in the early years. The scope is from Xidi Road in the west, Xigang Elevated Road-Zhongshan West Road in the north, Fuping Road-Zhangyuan Nei Street-Waima Road-Nanhai Road in the east, and Nanhai Heng Road-Waima Road-Shangping Road-Zhiping Road-Haikeng Nei Street-Mian'an Street-Zhenbang Road in the south, with a total area of ​​724,300 square meters. It has well preserved the original appearance of Shantou City in the 1930s, witnessed and carried the history of Shantou's "hundred-year commercial port", and became the core landmark and cultural symbol of Shantou Old City. The structure of Shantou Xiaogongyuan Port Area is divided into one axis, two cores and three areas. The first axis is the spiritual home axis of Chaozhou people, which is built with the Sun Yat-sen Memorial Pavilion in Xiaogongyuan as the core and Anping Road as the axis through the transformation of landmark buildings, the shaping of public spaces, the organization of traffic, and the highlighting of culture. The two cores include the century-old commercial port cultural core, which is formed by the Sun Yat-sen Memorial Pavilion and Nansheng Department Store; the arcade style cultural core is the cultural core that displays traditional arcade buildings. The three areas include the Xiaogongyuan area, the Anping West area and the modern residential area. In the tenth year of Emperor Xianfeng of the Qing Dynasty (1860), Shantou was officially opened as a trading port. It is the only relatively intact opening area among the 34 cities that opened ports in modern times and the relatively complete arcade building complex in China. Shantou Xiaogongyuan Port Area not only records the historical context of the city, but also carries the local memories of many Chaozhou people at home and abroad. It is the "spiritual and cultural home of Chaozhou people". On July 12, 2021, the Zhongshan Memorial Pavilion Block in the Xiaogongyuan Kaibu District of Shantou and the Xidi Block in the Xiaogongyuan Kaibu District were rated as the "Third Batch of Guangdong Provincial Historical and Cultural Blocks". Seaside Promenade: The Seaside Promenade (Hǎibīn Chángláng) is located on the north side of the bay in the central area of ​​Shantou. It is a strip park with a width of 17 meters and a length of 2,000 meters. It was built in 1984. It was basically completed in 1987. There are thousands of ornamental trees and shrubs such as golden phoenix, coconut, banyan, yellow flower locust, oleander, canna, etc. planted on the promenade. There are 7 garden buildings mainly with corridors and pavilions, including 3 curved corridors such as Dianfan, Tingtao and Guanyu, two groups of pavilions, Pinhai Pavilion and Liusan Pavilion, and 16 groups of small sculptures. There are paths connecting each group of corridors and pavilions. The corridors and pavilions are connected and long, like a long dragon, magnificent. The trees along the corridor are lush and green, and the golden glazed tiles on the corridor complement each other between the blue sea and sky, forming a magnificent scene. It is one of the tourist attractions in Shantou. In 1990, it was listed as one of the new eight scenic spots of Quedao, called "Long Corridor Viewing the Sea". It is a great place to view Shantou Inner Bay Port. Shantou Queshi Bridge: Shantou Queshi Bridge is a cross-sea bridge connecting Jinping District and Haojiang District in Shantou City, Guangdong Province, China. It is located on the Rongjiang waterway and is one of the main urban roads in the southwest of Shantou City. The construction of Shantou Queshi Bridge started on April 27, 1995; the main bridge section was fully connected on August 4, 1998; and it was opened to traffic in February 1999. Shantou Luoshi Bridge starts from Nanbin Road in the south, crosses the Rongjiang waterway, and ends at Xidi Park in the north. The total length of the line is 5,976 meters, and the main bridge is 2,865 meters long. The bridge deck is a six-lane bidirectional urban expressway with a design speed of 60 kilometers per hour.

Dongshan Lake Park: Dongshan Lake Park (commonly known as Donghu Park, corresponding to the ancient Yaozhou West Lake) is located at No. 123 Donghu Road, Yuexiu District, Guangzhou. It is one of the four artificial lake parks in Guangzhou. In April 1958, under the advocacy of Zhu Guang, the then mayor of Guangzhou, people from all walks of life were organized to carry out voluntary labor to build the park. It was completed and opened to tourists in 1959. The park has restaurants, teahouses, dance halls, elderly activity centers and individual recreational facilities. It has gradually become a comprehensive park integrating sightseeing, culture, sports, entertainment and rest. There are 4 peninsulas and 2 small islands in the lake, which are connected by several bridges on the lake. When spring comes, you can see a scene like "the spring river is warm and everything grows". "Donghu Chunxiao" was also listed as one of the eight scenic spots in Guangzhou in 1963. The lake water is clear and the islands in the lake and the distinctive bridges and pavilions together form a picturesque scenery. On every fine day, the park is full of tourists and the flowers and trees are lush. Guangzhou Zoo is located in Yuexiu District, Guangzhou. It is adjacent to the 19th Route Army Cemetery in the east, Huanshi East Road in the south, Yunhe Road in the west, and Xianlie Middle Road in the north. There are two entrances and exits, the South Gate and the North Gate, and both gates have parking lots. It was built and opened in 1958, covering an area of ​​42 hectares. In 2013, it received 4 million visitors. Guangzhou Zoo has more than 450 species of mammals, reptiles, birds, fish and other animals selected from all over the country and the world (2013), more than 4,500 heads (individuals), many of which are rare animals in the world. There are 35 species of national first-class key protected animals such as giant pandas, golden monkeys, black-necked cranes, etc., and 32 species of national second-class key protected animals such as red pandas and white-naped cranes. Guangzhou Zoo is also a plant display garden. There are more than 200 species and more than 100,000 trees planted in the whole park (2013).

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