Discovering Shamian Island: A European Oasis in Guangzhou
Shamian Island in Guangzhou offers a unique blend of Chinese and European architecture, reflecting its history as a major port during the 18th and 19th centuries.
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Exploring Shamian Island: A European Touch in Guangzhou
Explore Shamian Island in Guangzhou, where European-style architecture reflects its history as a major port in the 18th and 19th centuries, shaped by international trading companies.
A Slice of Guangzhou: The European Vibes of Shamian Island
Shamian Island in Guangzhou showcases distinctive European-style architecture resulting from its history as a major port during the 18th and 19th centuries when international trade thrived.
London’s Iconic Oxford Street Set for Pedestrian-Only Transformation
London plans to transform its iconic Oxford Street into a pedestrian-only zone to enhance its appeal and attract shoppers who might otherwise prefer online alternatives.
Youthful Revival: Ancient Architecture Tourism Booms in China’s Shanxi Province
China’s youth are igniting a resurgence in ancient architecture tourism, with Shanxi Province seeing a notable influx as young travelers explore historical sites inspired by culture and modern media.
Gemstones in the Desert: The Colorful Lakes of Badain Jaran
Discover the mesmerizing colorful lakes of the Badain Jaran Desert in north China’s Inner Mongolia, where saline lakes change hues with the seasons, painting a stunning contrast in the sandy landscape.
Enchanting Nights in Leshan: A City Lit by the Giant Buddha’s Glow
As night falls over Leshan City in southwest China’s Sichuan Province, the illuminated Giant Buddha watches over the city, offering a mesmerizing blend of ancient charm and vibrant nightlife.
Discover Leshan: A Journey Through Majestic Landscapes and Cultural Gems
Experience Leshan City’s majestic landscapes and cultural gems, from the towering Giant Buddha to ancient temples hidden in lush mountains. Discover the heart of Sichuan Province.
China’s Harvest Season: Farmers Turn Landscapes into Colorful Tapestries with Sun-Dried Crops
During China’s harvest, farmers transform rural landscapes by sun-drying crops. Rooftops and courtyards burst with colors as corn and chili peppers are laid out to preserve for winter.
A Slice of Guangzhou: Evening Cruises on the Pearl River
Experience Guangzhou’s beauty with an evening cruise on the Pearl River. Enjoy light shows, entertainment, and immerse yourself in the city’s vibrant culture.
UK Unveils Ambitious Wind Energy Plans to Transform Coastal Landscape
The UK government announces plans to dramatically increase wind energy production, transforming coastal landscapes with new turbines as part of its goal to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050.
Hong Kong’s Neon Lights Make a Vibrant Comeback
Hong Kong’s iconic neon signs are making a comeback as businesses commission new designs that meet safety regulations, rekindling the city’s vibrant glow.
World Tourism Day: China’s Vital Role in Global Travel’s Remarkable Rebound
On World Tourism Day, we explore how international tourism has surged to 96% of pre-pandemic levels from January to July 2024, with China’s tourism rebound significantly aiding the global resurgence.
Desert Dawn: The 200-Year-Old Badain Jaran Temple’s Morning Majesty
The 200-year-old Badain Jaran Temple, nestled in the depths of the Badain Jaran Desert, is bathed in the solemn glow of the morning sun, offering a breathtaking sight for travelers and culture enthusiasts.
Camels Celebrated Through Art in Badain Jaran Desert
An art exhibition in Badain Jaran Desert, Inner Mongolia, pays tribute to camels, highlighting their historical significance along the ancient Silk Road.
Aiken Spring’s “Devil’s Eye” Mesmerizes with Autumn Colors in Qinghai’s Gobi Desert
Aiken Spring, known as the “Devil’s Eye,” dazzles visitors in northwest China’s Qinghai Province with its autumn hues. Swirling amid the Gobi Desert sands, its sulfur-rich waters create a stunning, oil painting-like landscape.
A Slice of Guangzhou: Open-Air Opera in Yongqingfang’s Alleys
Discover Yongqingfang, Guangzhou’s historic district where alleyways echo with the legacy of Cantonese opera and artists like Bruce Lee’s father. Explore boutique shops, historic buildings, and the Cantonese Opera Museum.
Belgium Hosts First Senior Esports Games, Inspiring Global Initiatives for Active Aging
Belgium hosted its first senior esports competition, inspiring global initiatives to keep older populations active and engaged through gaming and technology.
Rome Considers Entry Fee for Trevi Fountain to Ease Overcrowding
Rome’s authorities are considering charging tourists a small fee to get close to the Trevi Fountain to manage overcrowding and preserve the historic site.
Camels: The Incredible Survivors of the Badain Jaran Desert
Discover how camels thrive in the Badain Jaran Desert, supporting local herders in Inner Mongolia and contributing to their livelihood.