Life is too short to think more than second of making a move of packing your stuff and going to China! Why China? The Culture!
My friends and I have traveled many cities, states, and countries in past five years, and the only one that has taken our breath away is China. We could not believe how beautiful, powerful, and mysterious Chinese culture is. Therefore, we have decided to build a platform to share what you have to see, where you have to go, and how you could explore the hidden beauty of Chinese culture in China!
Shenzhen is a major city in Guangdong Province, located at southeastern China, and directly north of Hong Kong. It is known for its shopping destinations, contemporary buildings, and a number of amusement parks. One may find cuisines of many cultures including Thai, Vietnamese, Japanese, Indonesian and many other western-style fast foods here all within this populated city!
Wudalianchi Geopark, or Five Big Linking Lakes, is situated in the northern part of Dedu County, Heilongjiang Province. This geological wonder has a history of over a million years. The eruptions of the volcanoes formed a natural and unique landscape. Wudalianchi National Geopark is also the first mineral spring in Asia and the second-largest worldwide. It is also a pleasant retreat for spa treatments. The Russians are the main customers and this is noticeable from the Russian inscriptions and architectures upon arrival of the village.
Jingbo Lake (Mirror Lake) at 1,150ft above sea level, is the largest alpine barrier lake in China and the second-largest of its kind in the world. It is Located on the Wanda Mountains, in Ningan County of Mudanjiang City, Heilongjiang Province. This lake is famous for its craggy limestone cliffs and its turquoise waters containing 40 types of fish and fresh water coral. As one of the 18 world geoparks in China, Jingbo Lake is a heaven for scientists and travelers with an eye for natural wonders.
Sun Island Scenic Area, located on the north bank of the Songhua River, Heilongjiang Province, is surrounded by blue water, crystal lakes, wooden rockeries, beautiful flowers and exotic buildings with a total area of 9,390 acres. The comfortable weather makes it ideal to avoid summer heat, and is a paradise for ice-snow travel during the winter.
The North Pole Village is located in Mohe County in the utmost northern Heilongjiang Province. It is the first village in China styled after Northern Europe and the only place to enjoy aurora borealis and polar phenomenon in the country. Mohe County is widely believed to be the coldest place in China, as the temperature can fall to as low as -45 C degrees in winter.
Khanka Lake, a fresh water lake located on the border of Russia and Northeast China's Heilongjiang Province, covering an area of 4,190 sq km. The area around the lake is an important wetland habitat for animal and plants which forms nature reserves for both countries. It is also a paradise for migrant birds every spring, which makes an excellent bird watching spot.
Harbin Central Street is the symbol of Harbin, aka northeast China's "Eastern Moscow". The century-old architecture resembles an unique and exotic story-rich backdrop in this railway supplies transportation "Chinese Street".
With a total length of 1,450m, Central Street is the longest pedestrian street in Asia. As Harbin's most cultural rich area and busiest commercial street, it is undoubtedly an enthralling destination for tourists from home and abroad.
Xing'an Forest Park, located in northeast Heilongjiang's Yichun City, was established in 1981. It is nicknamed "forest capital" for its massive forest coverage of 15K acres. The park features more than 40 species of precious trees and more than 20 species of wild animals: A nature lover's ultimate destination!
Harbin has a 100,000-sq-km "Russian village" for nostalgic tourists who have a crush on the exotic land, where they can appreciate 27 villas and residential buildings of Russian manners popular during the last century.
Harbin, capital of the province, which is notable for its ice sculpture festival in winter and national music festival in summer.
If travelers happen to miss both, there is the third choice: European-style architecture and food. The must-go first stop has to be Saint Sophia Cathedral, a former Russian Orthodox church built in 1907.
As a perfect example of Neo-Byzantine architecture, its main structure is laid out like a cross with the main hall topped with a huge green-tipped dome. Under the bright sun, the church and the square resemble Moscow's Red Square.
Qiqihar is the second largest city in northeast China's Heilongjiang province. It has the Zhalong Nature Preserve, a first-class wetland known as a stopover and nesting area for cranes.The marshland is a major migratory route for birds from the Arctic migrating to Southeast Asia. Its ponds and reeds make it an ideal home for over 300 different species including storks, swans, herons and grebes.
Tourist Attractions along Qiqihar-Urumqi Railway Line
The first Qiqihar-Urumqi railway, K1084, started running on May 15, 2016. Stretching for over 4,000 kilometres, it's the longest railway line in China.
With only 190 US dollars, travelers can cover almost all of Northern China.
Among the 40 stations the train stops at, many are well-known places of interest. It's not practical to visit them all, but the following four pairs of cities are worth travelers' time.
The marriage date for girls of Tujia Ethnic Minority is usually welcomed with tears. According to their custom, every bride should begin to cry half a month before their big day. Whether a girl can cry is a criterion to value her virtue and love toward her future husband. Tuija girl begins to study how to cry for marriage at the age of 12. They even will compete with their friends with their crying ability!!Thankfully this weird custom no longer exists...
Here's a tourist attraction you may want to avoid if you are afraid of heights. China already has several glass suspension bridges and a glass walkway along a cliff. Now there's a new transparent terror: a circular glass viewing platform jutting out from the edge of a mountain.
On the western edge of the Gobi Desert, near the ancient oasis town of Dunhuang, China, hundreds of cave temples were carved into a cliff face and decorated with Buddhist wall paintings and sculptures. The caves are known as the Mogao Grottoes.
"Cave Temples of Dunhuang: Buddhist Art on China’s Silk Road"exhibtition explores the significance of the Mogao Grottoes and highlights the more than 25 years of collaboration.
If you happen to be in Los Angeles, don't miss the exhibition.
Happy Mother's Day, Mom! After all that hard work, she totally deserves something nice for her special day. Unlike most moms who wait their children to take them out to a fancy restaurant. In Yingkou city, Northeast China's Liaoning province, women(moms) will actually celebrate this special holiday by putting on nice clothing qipao also known as cheongsam. Also, taking out their exquisite traditional umbrella and model their outfit out the street.
For those who aren't keen on heights, this probably isn't for you.
Asia’s ‘steepest cable car’ starts service in Wuling Mountain near Chongqing, south-west China.
This cableway is 634 meters long with a climbing angle at 42.6 degrees compared to the maximum global standard of 45 degrees!!
Check out the photos to see if you are brave enough to take a ride on this cable car.
If you’ve thought taking a glass elevator on a multistoried building is a breathtaking experience, then you must take a ride at the Bailong Elevator in Zhangjiajie, Hunan Province, in China, which is one of the World Natural Heritage.
The elevator was listed into the Guinness World Records, honored as “the highest, the fastest, largest-loaded elevator in the world".
So if you want to try something comfortably daring combined with some sightseeing, you know where to head next.
Located at the center of Beijing City and the midpoint of Chang'an Avenue is the remarkable Tiananmen Square, where the world-shocking protest and massacre t...
If you are CRAZY for Chinese food and Disney, then Shanghai Disneyland’s restaurant might be the perfect place for you.
The resort released some specialties to be served only at Shanghai Disneyland. The dishes feature a combination of Chinese food and Disney elements, such as Mickey Pork Cake, Mickey Shrimp and more.
Shanghai Disneyland will open to the public on June 16. The special dishes are expected to be offered at the 600 to 1,000 canteens scattered in six different “lands.”
Shanghai Disney-themed airplane has made its debut in Shanghai on April 25! Operated by China Eastern Airlines, Disney themed airplane is painted blue across the body with two giant Mickey and Minnie Mouse figures. More Disney-themed planes will meet visitors in the near future!
Innocence Age Book Bar, located right under Baochu Pagoda on Baoshi Mountain, is sometimes acclaimed as the city's "literacy living room" where famous scholars are from time to time gathering together for salons hosted in the book bar & cafe high up on the hill where you can have a unparalleled view of the West Lake.
Jack Ma, founder of the e-commerce giant Alibaba, is a Hangzhou-born entrepreneur whose genius has brought huge changes to Chinese people’s life in many aspects while shopping mode was the first to have been affected. His history-making business success has been making far-reaching influence to the rest of the world. In the meanwhile, Mr.Ma took the lead as the first mainland Chinese entrepreneur appearing on Forbes’ cover!
If you have extra time, go visit the Chinese SILICON: Alibaba
Impression West Lake at Hangzhou is a combination of spectacular light, music, dance and theatrics. It is a unique outdoor performance placed on this beautiful natural backdrop. Using the lake and its surroundings as props,creating a sensational performance with the help of lights and hundreds of actors! Who wouldn't want to join the show!?
Relax is not a word you hear often in China. The Chinese are in an awfully big hurry to get to the future, and they’re not wasting any time.
When the subject turns to Hangzhou, however, the Chinese discover words you’d begun to think might not exist in Mandarin: Calm. Peaceful. Relaxing.
Hangzhou locals literally can relax by the west lake for all day. But I mean if you have such mesmerizing lake, wouldn't you just want to seat back and do nothing?
Wuliuxiang (Wuliu Valley) in Hangzhou used to be a gathering place for officials and noblemen in ancient time, and now turns into a popular romantic art center, attracting a great number of visitors.
*Panda Breeding and Research Center
Panda Breeding and Research Center home to nearly 50 giant pandas and red pandas. It’s where the Kung Fu Panda 3 movie creators became inspired to portray an entire village of the adorable black and white creatures.
It is best to go early in the morning to see the pandas feeding at around 9:30am, as they are most active at this time of day.
Chinese Ribbon Dance: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j6syhqLuLYc
You will never believe this, Chinese ribbon dance do have connection with Kung Fu. Legend has it says that, the origin of chinese ribbon dance comes from a man who saved a Han Dynasty emperor from an assassination attempt by blocking the sword with the silk from his sleeve!
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Besides the scenery of Mt. Qingcheng, the Kung Fu Panda franchise has incorporated many elements of Chengdu, like dandan noodles (local Sichuan noodles), juicy pork steamed buns (xiaolongbao), and vendor stalls on the Wide and Narrow Alleys and Jinli Old Street.
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The design of the panda village was inspired by Sichuan, a region in the west of China. The filmmakers did a 10-day trip to the venue to observe real-life pandas. Besides Sichuan, Mount Qingcheng, which was covered in mist with beautiful rustic architecture, provided big inspiration for the village.
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Have you seen the latest Kung Fu Panda 3 yet? If your answer is definite and you happen to be a huge fan of Po + Panda, then you must take a look at this video: Panda Manyuemei cuddling with her keeper at Dujiangyan’s Giant Panda Conservation and Research Center in southwest China on Monday.
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