Nanning, a city with a long history. Here, you can experience the Zhuang ethnic group's "March 3rd" song festival, enjoy the fierce competition of dragon boat racing, and feel the passion and excitement of the "Grab the Flower Cannon". Today, Nanning is not only the capital of the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region but also an important window for China's cooperation with ASEAN, known as the "Green City of China".

San Pedro del Pinatar, where I met my boyfriend through my bike trip in Spain and did Couchsuring at his place.

Enabled me to know more about the beauty of nature and people, and love.💕💕

Ninghai, an ancient city in eastern Zhejiang, is known for its rich cultural heritage and unique mountain and water scenery. Here, the ancient towns, villages, and opera stages tell stories of thousands of years. Ninghai's traditional wedding customs, especially the "Shi Li Hong Zhuang," showcase the rich folk culture of the eastern Zhejiang region with its unique ceremonies and exquisite dowries. The landscapes of Ninghai, as described in Xu Xiake's travel notes, still maintain their purity and tranquility, captivating visitors to linger.

Shenzhen, once a small fishing village, now an international metropolis. Here, history and modernity are intertwined, witnessing the miracle of reform and opening up. The history of Shenzhen can be traced back to the Eastern Jin Dynasty, but it was the establishment of the special economic zone in 1980 that made the world take notice, and since then, Shenzhen has risen rapidly as a center of innovation and technology.

Hong Kong, the Pearl of the Orient, is a vibrant city where Eastern and Western cultures meet. With its bustling Victoria Harbour and ancient temples and markets, it shows a unique history and culture. Hong Kong's customs and human feelings, such as horse racing, lion dancing, and the Dragon Boat Festival, are full of vitality and colour. Hong Kong's cuisine, from the milk tea in tea restaurants to the fish ball noodles on the street, every bite is authentic Hong Kong flavour.

Beihai, a southern city, is known for its unique Danjia culture. The Danjia, or water dwellers, have their own lifestyle, singing styles, clothing, and religious beliefs, forming a unique cultural atmosphere in Beihai. The Danjia's saltwater songs, wedding crying customs, and devout belief in Mazu are all representatives of Danjia culture. Their clothing features wide short-sleeved tops and wide-legged pants, reflecting the adaptation to the maritime life. Beihai's Danjia culture is not only a testament to history but also a miniature of the local charm.

Wuzhou, a shining pearl of Lingnan culture. The paper-wrapped chicken, ice spring soy milk, and turtle jelly in Wuzhou, each flavor embodies deep culture and meticulous craftsmanship. The taste of Wuzhou is a perfect interpretation of Lingnan charm.

Chengdu, the heart of the Land of Abundance, enchants with its leisurely pace of life. The hot and spicy flavors of its hotpot bubble with the passion of Sichuan, each bite a challenge to the taste buds.

Tianjin, a city with a long history, is rich in cultural heritage. It is home to the traditional arts such as Yangliuqing New Year paintings and clay figurines by Zhang, as well as unique Tianjin fast board and crosstalk. The city's cuisine, including Goubuli buns and Erduoyan fried cake, is unforgettable. Modern landmarks like the Tianjin Eye and Italian Style Street showcase the city's unique blend of Chinese and Western cultures.

Zhengzhou, anciently known as Shangdu, is one of the cradles of Chinese civilization. It boasts the Shang Dynasty city wall ruins, a testament to the prosperity of 3600 years ago, and the Henan Museum, which showcases the profound heritage of the Central Plains. Zhengzhou is not only a transportation hub but also a bridge of history, connecting the past with the future.

Shennongjia is where the legendary Shennong tasted hundreds of herbs. Here, mountains are layered and forests are vast, a paradise for wildlife and a habitat for rare species like the Sichuan golden snub-nosed monkey. Ancient customs of worship and a wealth of medicinal herbs make this land full of mystery and vitality.

这里是彝族文化的沃土，阿诗玛的传说赋予了石林以诗意与灵性。石林不仅是自然奇观，更是民族文化的宝库。

Kunming's Stone Forest, a masterpiece by nature, nurtures a myriad of peculiar peaks and rocks. It is a fertile ground for Yi culture, where the legend of Ashima endows the stone forest with poetry and spirituality. The Stone Forest is not only a natural wonder but also a treasure trove of ethnic culture.

Hengshan, also known as Nanyue, is a spiritual land by the Xiang River. Here, ancient temples and clouds embrace a thousand years of religious culture. The NanYue Temple is filled with the fragrance of incense, and watching the sunrise from Zhurong Peak embodies the peace of "blessings as vast as the East Sea, and longevity like the Southern Mountain."

Changsha, a dazzling pearl by the Xiangjiang River, is known for its profound Chu culture and spicy cuisine. Here, the stinky tofu is crispy outside and tender inside, sugar oil cakes are sweet yet not greasy, and spicy crayfish are hot and tempting. Each snack carries the passion and straightforwardness of the people of Changsha. On the streets and alleys, the fragrance of milk tea from Chaini Yuesu wafting through the air, and the fresh and spicy flavor of stir-fried pork with chili in Hunan restaurants, all show the unique charm of this city.

Urumqi, historically known as Dihua, is the heart of Xinjiang, blending diverse cultures. It boasts the magnificence of the Tianshan Mountains and the bustling Grand Bazaar, serving as a window into the flavors of Xinjiang. On the historic streets, people of all ethnicities live in harmony, presenting a picture of peaceful coexistence. Whether exploring the ancient Silk Road ruins or savoring the local delicacies of lamb skewers and hand-grabbed rice, Urumqi always leaves an unforgettable impression.

Lhasa, meaning "holy land" in Tibetan, is the heart of Tibet and the soul of Tibetan culture. Here, the white walls and golden roofs of the Potala Palace tell a thousand years of faith, while the incense of the Jokhang Temple passes on an indomitable spirit. On Barkhor Street, prayer wheels turn gently, and the smiles of the Tibetan people are as warm as the sunlight. Every step is history, every glance is charm.

Dali, a city of romantic tales, where Bai culture shines bright. Amidst the Cangshan Mountains and Erhai Lake, the ancient city holds a charm that endures, with the Three Pagodas reflecting history and the Butterfly Spring a testament to enduring love. Here, history and nature blend, offering a sanctuary for the soul.

Qingxiu Mountain, the green lung of Nanning, with its lush mountains and clear waters, holds the charm of the Zhuang people and the whispers of history. The Ming Dynasty Dragon and Elephant Pagoda stands as a testament to the passage of time, while the Zhuang's banana fragrance fire dragon dance vividly displays the vitality and warmth of these landscapes.

Qinghai Lake, known as "the blue sea" in Tibetan, is a sapphire bestowed by nature. It's a paradise for birdwatchers and a cradle of Tibetan culture, carrying a wealth of history and legends. Every summer, the rapeseed flowers by the lake contrast beautifully with the lake water, while in winter it's all dressed in silver, exceptionally enchanting. Circumnavigating the lake by bike or experiencing the Tibetan customs by the lakeside are experiences not to be missed.

Singapore, a tropical island nation, is known for its multicultural diversity and modern urban landscape. Singapore's multiculturalism is reflected in its rich festival celebrations, such as the Chinese New Year, Malay's Hari Raya Aidilfitri, and Indian's Deepavali, each showcasing their unique customs and traditions. Iconic landmarks in Singapore, such as Marina Bay Sands, Merlion Park, and Sentosa Island.They are not only symbols of the city but also reflections of Singapore's cultural diversity.

The Tian Shan, a natural verse etched across Xinjiang's heart. Glaciers paint the purity above the snow line, and the mountains echo with the camel bells of the ancient Silk Road, while the songs of herdsmen drift across the grasslands. Here, a paradise for wildlife and a haven for adventurers and photographers alike.

Xiamen, a coastal city with a gentle sea breeze, attracts visitors from all directions with its leisurely pace of life and rich history and culture. Here, you'll find the romantic atmosphere of Gulangyu Island, the scholarly ambiance of Xiamen University, and the tranquility of Nanputuo Temple. The local customs and human feelings of Xiamen are as warm and pleasant as the climate itself, and the Minnan cuisine is truly unforgettable.

Nanning, hosts the "March 3rd" song festival in spring, a splendid display of Zhuang culture. Zhuang youth dress in festive attire, making friends through songs, expressing love with embroidered balls, and celebrating with joyous activities like "Grab the Flower Cannon" and "Beating the Flat Carrying Pole". The colorful glutinous rice and painted eggs are delectable reminders of the festive spirit.

Suzhou is known for its profound historical and cultural heritage and unique Wu dialect. Here, the ancient canal runs through the city, and the gardens are exquisite and elegant, while Suzhou's traditional customs contain a wealth of humanistic charm. Suzhou's delicacies are even more memorable, with squirrel-shaped mandarin fish, Yangcheng Lake hairy crabs, and Suzhou-style dim sum, every bite is the taste of Jiangnan.