China Cultural Center in Stockholm will take you on a “culture+ tourism” virtual tour in Sichuan and Xinjiang to experience the unique charm of China’s regional culture and tourism.
A Panda Home Tour in Sichuan
Sichuan
Sichuan Province, located in China’s hinterland, possesses rich natural, biological and cultural landscapes. Sichuan has the largest and the most comprehensive panda habitat in the world, encompassing areas including Chengdu, Ngawa and Ya’an. More than 75% of the world’s wild Giant Pandas live here, one of the biodiversity hotspots in the world. The beautiful natural landscapes cultivated the Sanxingdui and Jinsha Civilization, which are of the same period as the Maya Civilization.
Autumn in Jiuzhaigou Valley / Yu Lin
From there, the Bronze Civilization and goldsmith art were unearthed at an unparalleled scale, and is hailed as “one of the greatest archeological discoveries of the twentieth century”. “Fast paced work”, “comfortable, unhurried life” are harmoniously integrated in the great land of Bashu (Sichuan). Drinking tea, enjoying some spicy hot pot, sitting around for some chit-chat, and visiting farmhouses are symbols of the life of a Sichuanese.
Bronze Head with Gold Mask / Li Zhan
On the eve of the traditional Mid-Autumn Festival in China, Giant Pandas serving as messengers between China and the world, extend blessings of health, peace, unity and comfort (An Yi) to everyone in the world.
Autumn in Wolong Panda Center / Chen
The H5 link to “A Panda Home Tour in Sichuan”
（English）:https://show.chinaculture.org/panda/en/index.html
Xinjiang Is A Nice Place: A VR Tour
Xinjiang
The link to the VR tour
https://show.chinaculture.org/ZMXJ/
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