There Is Always A City You Love

Enshi, Hubei Province

Enshi, Hubei Province, has been a geographical stronghold since ancient times. Against lofty mountains and clear water reside the Tujia people, who value kindness and righteousness. To improve transport and eliminate poverty, the hardworking people of Enshi built a “Sky Road” on the cliffs after ten years of arduous work. The wise people of Enshi, relying on the green mountains and clean water, are developing characteristic industries. “Enshi Yulu” is a famous Chinese green tea; one sip will leave you with an unforgettable aftertaste. The “Blind Date of Tujia Girls,” with a history of over 300 years, has become a comprehensive festival involving various folk customs. The ancient city of Enshi combines the beauty of harmony between humans and nature. The righteous and wise people of Enshi are setting sail.

Xijiang Qianhu Miao Village, Guizhou Province

Xijiang Qianhu Miao Village located in Leishan County, Guizhou Province, is the world’s largest village where the Miao people gather. Here, you can experience Miao hospitality, appreciate Miao wisdom and enjoy Miao food and all kinds of exquisite handicrafts. The stilted wooden houses, built in the mountains, are spectacular. The long-table banquet, with a history of 1,000 years, is an occasion for relatives and friends to gather. The silver forging techniques of the Miao people, which have a history of a thousand years, exude a rich cultural tradition. Take a trip to Xijiang Qianhu Miao Village and experience a soul-comforting, unique folk culture.

Xi’an, Shaanxi Province

Xi’an, one of China’s most famous ancient capitals, boasting irresistible cuisine and many splendid historic sites. A paradise for “foodies,” Xi’an is home to tasty beef and lamb products and a wide variety of fresh fruit. Here, a passion for food reflects a love for life. The world-famous Terracotta Warriors are a spectacular sight to behold. The Huaqing Palace at the foot of Mount Li is famous for both a thousand-year-old natural hot spring and a poignant romantic love story. Xi’an was once the starting point of the ancient Silk Road. Today, it is the starting point of the China-Europe freight train route. Xi’an offers endless possibilities.

Wenchang, Hainan Province

Wenchang City is located in Hainan Province, a tropical island in southern China. The Wenchang Space Launch Site is China’s only low-latitude coastal launch site. Tender Wenchang chicken and refreshing coconut water inspire a constant craving for local food. Wenchang is also known as the hometown of over 1 million overseas Chinese, many of whom have chosen to return home, join in the city’s growth and create a brighter future for the city.

Wenzhou, Zhejiang Province

Wenzhou, Zhejiang Province, is the birthplace of a world-famous group of entrepreneurs. Wenzhou has been synonymous with “successful businesspeople” and represents the city’s selling card. Wenzhou business people are intelligent and exceptionally hardworking. With such traits, they travel all over to find business opportunities. Wenzhou people also value the unity and harmony of their families and do not neglect the importance of family while starting a business. The success of the Wenzhou people is tied to the support of local residents. Wenzhou chambers of commerce worldwide are excellent sources of business information and convey the city’s warmth and positive energy, helping the people of Wenzhou create a better tomorrow.

Tengchong, Yunnan Province

Tengchong is an important town in southwest China on the ancient Silk Road. Let’s have a look. This border city has a long history, superior ecology and prosperous business. Since ancient times, Chinese people have made jade a metaphor for people’s benevolence, righteousness, wisdom and courage. Tengchong, with a history of jade processing that spans over 600 years, became an important commercial town in western Yunnan. The accompanying demand for spiritual civilization gave birth to the Heshun Library, the largest rural library in China, with a collection of more than 100,000 books. The shadow puppet theater of western Yunnan culture continues to flourish in modern civilization, narrating the exquisite skills of Chinese artisans. Its unique offerings, such as hot springs, wetlands and volcanic groups, have attracted visitors worldwide.

Luoyang, Henan Province

Luoyang, Henan Province, one of the six ancient capitals of China, has a long history. People will be overwhelmed by the variety of food and stunning scenery. Residents are connoisseurs of soup, and grabbing a bowl is quite common here. The Longmen Grottoes, the finest example of Chinese Buddhist art, were built over 1,000 years ago and remain treasures of Chinese culture after suffering from the wind and rain of history. Luoyang, renowned as the “Oriental Capital of Museums,” has more than 100 museums open to the public, among which the Luoyang Peony Porcelain Museum is the most special. Masters combined the beauty of flowers and the essence of porcelain culture to create a new school of art porcelain. Luoyang is also an important industrial town in Central China, and its tractor manufacturing is tops in the country. The birth of the first tractor and today’s 5G and driverless tractors illustrate the enterprising and creative spirit of the people of Luoyang.

Heihe, Heilongjiang Province

Heihe, a city on the Sino-Russia border, is embarking on a campaign called “Heihe of the world” to showcase its natural beauty, ethnic culture and exotic styles. Relying on its unique geographical advantages, Heihe is vigorously developing a cross-border e-commerce industry to sell more high-quality goods all over the country. Heihe is home to the “Five Connected Lakes” volcanic group, known as the “Living Textbook on Volcanoes.” Its unique volcanic landscape, wildlife and lush greenery are enchanting. The establishment of China (Heilongjiang) Pilot Free Trade Zone has bolstered Heihe’s economic development, and the “Belt and Road” Initiative has generated exciting new opportunities. Heihe has always kept pace with the pulse of the times, creating unique channels for discovery.

Dunhuang, Gansu Province

In ancient times, Dunhuang was one of the most critical transportation hubs connecting East and West. It bears witness to the past prosperity of the ancient Silk Road and exudes a contemporary vibrancy. The Mogao Grottoes in Dunhuang are a treasure house of Buddhist art. Its cave paintings spanning thousands of years bear witness to the fusion of civilizations and the exchange of world cultures. Generations of restorers, adhering to the “Mogao spirit,” are willing to dedicate themselves to the desert. The Gobi Desert has a majestic sandy landscape, with the cyberpunk-like technological miracle of its “super mirror power plant.” The plant can reduce carbon dioxide emissions by 350,000 tons annually through continuous power generation. Dunhuang cuisine, including Yellow Noodle’s with Donkey Meat, burst with flavor and reflect the simpleness and resilience of the Dunhuang people. Welcome to this splendid desert oasis.

The experience of high-speed railway in China

Travel by high-speed train has become the first choice for the Chinese people to travel within 1000 kilometers. China’s high-speed rail length has exceeded 35,000 kilometers, accounting for 70% of the world’s total mileage of high-speed rail. Let’s take a ride on the Chengdu-Chongqing high-speed train. The carriages are clean and comfortable, and speeds can reach up to 300 km per hour. You can even place a takeout order on your phone in advance and have it delivered to your carriage at a passing station. The high-speed train is truly an excellent choice for travel.

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