Your videos on China's historical sites away from the mainstream touristy places are excellent and educational. They are good guides for visitors who prefer the "far from the maddening crowd" effect. I hope to follow your trails when I visit China.
Knowing quite well this city I noticed how much work you make to prepare that video. For China's history lovers Xuzhou is a great place, and not crowded. Was by Yellow River in the past. They are great gardens around Yunlonghu and some old temple on Yunlongshan, from there, Yunlongshan observacion deck provide a superb view of the city, getting there from the entrance of the mountain in front of the Museum or using cable car in both sides (to the lake or to Pengzu garden)
I had some problems with this video actually. I lost a lot of videos for some reason...some things were corrupted?! So, quite happy I could put something together, Xuzhou really is a great place
OMG 戏马台 is next to my grandparents’ old house. I spent many summers there in my youth. There are so much history and culture in xuzhou. I love it. But at the same time, history and culture can not survive on their own. I love the new museums and refurbished historical places. But they are possible due to economic growth in recent decades ❤
Nick, thanks again. You continue to amaze with these rarely seen or heard historical sites in China. I have never heard of the terracotta soldiers from the Han dynasty. Surprisingly such archaeological discoveries exist in Xuzhou, Jiangsu Province, which is a distance of almost 850 km.from Xian. One can imagine that the descendants of the craftsmen who made the Qin dynasty terracotta soldiers passed along the art form.
In ancient times this town was known as Pengcheng. It had a lot of history dating from the Zhou dynasty. The Xuzhou army sculpture look like the Terracota Army in Xi'an.
Thanks so much, actually i lost a lot of footage from these days (my camera did something strange) so im pretty happy i could still put something together
Your videos on China's historical sites away from the mainstream touristy places are excellent and educational. They are good guides for visitors who prefer the "far from the maddening crowd" effect. I hope to follow your trails when I visit China.
Thanks so much! I'll keep searching for more hidden gems!
Thanks for showing us the lesser-known part of China, it's eye-opening!
Knowing quite well this city I noticed how much work you make to prepare that video. For China's history lovers Xuzhou is a great place, and not crowded. Was by Yellow River in the past.
They are great gardens around Yunlonghu and some old temple on Yunlongshan, from there, Yunlongshan observacion deck provide a superb view of the city, getting there from the entrance of the mountain in front of the Museum or using cable car in both sides (to the lake or to Pengzu garden)
I had some problems with this video actually. I lost a lot of videos for some reason...some things were corrupted?! So, quite happy I could put something together, Xuzhou really is a great place
Oh, I thought you had made a great effort to concentrate the information.😅
OMG 戏马台 is next to my grandparents’ old house. I spent many summers there in my youth. There are so much history and culture in xuzhou. I love it. But at the same time, history and culture can not survive on their own. I love the new museums and refurbished historical places. But they are possible due to economic growth in recent decades ❤
Oh wow! 戏马台 is a lovely spot! Glad i could show you it again!
Nick, thanks again. You continue to amaze with these rarely seen or heard historical sites in China. I have never heard of the terracotta soldiers from the Han dynasty. Surprisingly such archaeological discoveries exist in Xuzhou, Jiangsu Province, which is a distance of almost 850 km.from Xian. One can imagine that the descendants of the craftsmen who made the Qin dynasty terracotta soldiers passed along the art form.
Thanks so much! Xuzhou was amazing, so much Han dynasty history, highly recommended!
In ancient times this town was known as Pengcheng. It had a lot of history dating from the Zhou dynasty. The Xuzhou army sculpture look like the Terracota Army in Xi'an.
Full of history. I had a good time here, i'm not sure any other city in China has so much Han Dynasty history
Interesting video (as always) and very well put together! Enjoyed it, Nick!
Thanksss!
Interesting and Informative .
Thanks. Your video seems to reflect the reality rather than propaganda. Facts are good and intellectually nutritious. ❤
Can't thank you enough for showing us this fascinatings things, China it's awesome, thank you Nick!
China IS awesome! plenty more to explore!
Another great video, its amazing the information that you manage to pack into these, great research.
Thanks so much, actually i lost a lot of footage from these days (my camera did something strange) so im pretty happy i could still put something together
Thank You 💯👍👍👍
Great Video! I'm sorry Nick, it was so cold for you.
Next time, wear a hat. You lose a lot of heat from your head.
Until next time...
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You know....i'm not a hat person. This place was so great, i should go back one day
徐州， 自古以來兵家必爭之地！