World Travel
Jizhou District in Tianjin, 80 kilometers east of Beijing, was called Yuyang during the Tang Dynasty. Although it may look like an ordinary small northern county town, it has a long history and is filled with ancient architecture.
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Chongming Island is a place that feels both familiar and unfamiliar. Even many Shanghai locals have rarely visited it, and even among those who have, few have gone there specifically for a relaxing vacation.
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The Ming Tombs is the collective name for the tombs of the thirteen emperors of the Ming Dynasty after the capital was moved to Beijing. They are located at the foot of Tianshou Mountain, north of Changping in Beijing. All thirteen imperial tombs were built along the mountains, scattered across the eastern, western, and northern foothills, forming a grand, majestic, and well-preserved complex of imperial mausoleum architecture.
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Take Subway Line 8 and get off at Shichahai Station. Exit through Exit A2, where you'll see a prominent Starbucks coffee shop. Enter Wannian Hutong from the entrance next to Starbucks and walk a few steps—the beautiful scenery of Shichahai will unfold before your eyes.
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Panshan Scenic Area is located in Lianhualing Village, Guanzhuang Town, Jizhou District, Tianjin, covering an area of 106 square kilometers. Because it stands majestically to the east of Beijing, it is known as the “No. 1 Mountain East of Beijing.” Panshan was formerly known as Wuzhong, Xuwu, Sizheng, and Panlong. According to legend, at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Tian Chou, a famous scholar from Wuzhong, refused the rewards granted by Emperor Xian and lived here in seclusion. Therefore, people called it Tianpanshan, later shortened to Panshan.
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Every winter, Tianjin becomes popular thanks to winter swimming diving and its quirky, abstract sense of joy. But if you ask a local Tianjin resident, “Where should I go in Tianjin?”, nine out of ten will mention a small city.
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“Thames Town,” which blends Shanghai’s unique cultural charm and aesthetic style, is a shining landmark of Fangsong Subdistrict in Songjiang and one of the first “great places right by residents’ doorsteps” for Shanghai citizens.
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Beijing, historically known as Yanjing and Beiping, is the capital of our nation. Serving as both a political and cultural center, it is also a six-dynasty ancient capital with a profound history. Beyond its majestic city gates, crisscrossing ancient bridges, and densely clustered hutongs, it boasts temples where morning bells and evening drums resonate—sanctuaries of faith and artistic expression. You've surely heard the saying: “Tanze Temple came first, then Beijing City.” But what exactly is the story behind it?
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Glide through the misty clouds of Wu Gorge on a slender boat, ascend Goddess Peak to seek the poetic charm of thousands of years, wander along the river at night and listen to the chanting of Bamboo Branch Ci. This travel guide unlocks countless ways to embrace the poetry and distant beauty of Wushan!
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Chongqing Zoo, established in 1953, covers an area of 43.5 hectares. It is a national key park, a AAAA scenic tourist attraction, a major wild animal ex-situ conservation center in western China, and a national science education base. It is located in Jiulongpo District, Chongqing.
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