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Nanjing is situated on the middle and lower reaches of the Yangzi river in eastern China. The city covers an area of over six thousand square kilometers with a population of over 6.2 million. As the capital of Jiangsu province, Nanjing is an important cultural and education center. The city boasts many of the province’s top universities and colleges. The city’s notable student population consists of both native Chinese and foreigners. Read more... Tags: IntroductionTags: Introduction
Wuhan (武汉), located at the confluence of the Changjiang (长江) and Hanjiang Rivers (汉江) is the capital of Hubei (湖北) province. It is most famous for its lakes. In fact, it is called “the town of one thousand lakes" because once one reaches the east side of Wuhan, they may feel as if the lakes are endless.
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The first recorded mention of Xiamen dates back to the Song Dynasty (960-1279). At the time tXiamen was known as “Jiahe Island,” or in English, "Isle of Abundant Crops". The island was fortified in the 14th century during the Ming dynasty to defend against pirates and Japanese forces. Read more... Tags: IntroductionTags: Introduction
A View of Ningbo’s City Skyline from Moon Lake Read more... Tags: IntroductionTags: Introduction
Lying just north of the Yangtze River, Yangzhou was a major trade center on the Grand Canal. Yangzhou is only an hour bus ride from Nanjing, and three hours from Shanghai. Emperors used to visit Yangzhou by boat to enjoy its distinct architecture and famously beautiful women, among other things. Yangzhou reached its heyday over a thousand years ago as a salt distribution center during the Tang Dynasty. Read more... Tags: IntroductionTags: Introduction  About | Advertise | Add Listing | Contact | Tips for Trippers | Link to Us | 公司简介 | 广告服务 | 联系我们 | 导游小贴士
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