The Dearest Dowry in China’s History
Under the order of Emperor Li, Princess Wencheng married the Tufan King Songtsen Gampo. It took her 3 years to
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Our Destinations
Mount Emei
Mount Emei is one of the four Buddhist Holy Mountains. The highest peak is 3099m. It is now a UNESCO
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In Search of Spring
It’s spring time and rapeseed flowers are blossoming. There are a number of rapeseed fields in China, but the one
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Hulunbuir Grassland
Northeast of Inner Mongolia lies the Hulunbuir Grassland, borders with Russia and Mongolia. It maintains the most complete forests, wetlands,
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Tidal Flats, Fujian
A coastal water of an area of 30,000 km and some 200 islands, these coastal wetland or tidal flats in
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The dancer playing pipa backhand, Mogao Grottoes
No. 112 is one of the most famous grotto in Mogao. It is a very small cave, which can only
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Shikumen in Shanghai
Shikumen is a typical Shanghainese residential building style. It is a combination of Jiangnan (south of Yangtze River) and colonial
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Xiamen and Fujian
Xiamen is a sub-provincial city of Fujian besides the Taiwan Strait. Fujian is home to a number of UNESCO sites:
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The Ancient Silk Road
The Ancient Silk Road between East and West played a significant role in development of Chinese civilization, opening long distance
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Mount Huangshan (Yellow Mountain) and nearby places
Mount Huangshan or literally means Yellow Mountain, is one of the four holy Buddhist mountains in China. It’s landscape has
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