It has developed certain tourism characteristics. Changchun is a "forest city", with a urban greening rate of over 38.8 percent, which is among the best in major cities in China. Not only is the urban green way beautiful scenery. Jingyuetan Forest Park, 9 kilometers away from the city, with an area of 126.5 square kilometers, has the largest artificial forest in Asia, much like a huge "lung" for Changchun, so that Changchun people enjoy living in the forest, where there is the best sunshine, air and water. There are also many famous cultural landscapes in Changchun, such as the Nong 'an Ancient Pagoda of the Liao Dynasty, many relics of the Japanese puppet period, and three of China's surviving emperors.

Winter ice and snow tourism is the hot spot in Changchun, here not only can you ski and skate, you can also enjoy all kinds of ice and snow artwork such as ice sculptures and snow sculptures.

To summarize, welcome to my hometown—Changchun!

Apart from history and culture, good wine and delicious dishes in Zunyi are also attractive. One of the most famous drinks is Maotai. Every country has its own drink, China has Maotai, The National Wine of China. Several attempts have been made to replicate Maotai but to failure as no one was even near to the taste of Maotai made in Guizhou Province. It is often acknowledged that town ’s unique soil, water and climate contribute to the taste of Maotai. The wine becomes a part of every big and small festivity held in China. What ’s more, Zunyireally has a great diversity of street foods. For instance, the rice-noodles with mutton, noodles with douhua, lover’s tofu, and various types of foods made with potatoes. There is an alley in Zunyi called Laosha Alley, where you can eat all the delicious street foods I’ve mentioned above.

Zunyi people are also very hospitable. Even if you don’t know each other, they are willing to talk to you and recommend local food for you. They hope tourists can have a good impression of Zunyi.

Does the introduction above appeal to you? Welcome to my hometown, Zunyi.

Xiamen(Amoy) is a coastal city in Fujian Province blessed with pleasant climate, picturesque landscapes, and rich history and culture. Xiamen is situated on the southeastern coast of China, facing Taiwan across the Taiwan Strait. The city has a total area of 1700 square kilometers and is composed of several islands. With its unique geographical location, Xiamen has been a significant port city since ancient times, and has played a crucial role in China’s maritime trade and cultural exchanges. Xiamen enjoys a subtropical monsoon climate, characterized by mild and wet weather, abundant sunshine and four distinct seasons. Due to its pleasant climate, Xiamen is often referred to as a “garden on the sea”, and is an ideal destination for tourists all year round. The Golden Rooster Awards have been held in Xiamen for many years, and many TV dramas and movies are shot in Xiamen.

Xiamen is home to numerous scenic spots and historical sites, attracting millions of tourists every year. Some of the most famous attractions include: Gulangyu Island, Hulishan Fortress, South Putuo Temple and so on. Gulangyu, also known as the “Island of Music”, is a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage site. It is famous for its well preserved historical buildings, beautiful beaches and vibrant music scene. The island is car-free, making it a peaceful and relaxing destination for visitors. Walking along the road lined with trees and listening to waves crashing against the rocks, you will feel refreshed.

Xiamen is also famous for its delicious and diverse cuisine, which is characterized by its fresh ingredients, delicate flavors and exquisite presentation. Some of the must-try dishes include Sea Worm Jelly, Oyster Omelette, Shacha Noodles, and glutinous rice dumpling. 

Xiamen is a melting pot of diverse cultures, including Minnan, Hakka and Western influences. The city is known for its traditional Minnan architecture, such as the unique swallowtail roofs and colorful ceramic tiles. Xiamen is also famous for its traditional arts and crafts, including lacquer thread sculpture, woodcarving and puppetry. 

Welcome to Xiamen, where efforts pay off and dreams come true!

Xiamen, with distinct oriental culture and Southern Fujian features, welcomes you from all over the world!

This picture shows the East Lake Greenway. Perhaps the East Lake Greenway during the day appears less crowded for us, so I took a night view.The East Lake Greenway stretches 101.98 kilometers in length and is 6 meters wide. It connects to the five major scenic spots of East Lake Moshan, Tingtao, Luoyan, Yuguang and Yujiahu. It comprises themed greenway of Huzhong Road, Hushan Road, Moshan Road, Country Road, Tingtao Road, Forest Road and White Horse Road.

So why am I so impressed by the East Lake Greenway?To be honest, I've only been to the East Lake Greenway once. However, I go to Happy Valley more frequently.So why did I choose to share this picture? That’s because something memorable happened to me at this place. 

My classmates and I were invited to come here for a hiking, and then due to the lack of time control, we did not share bicycles on the way back, so we walked more than 30,000 steps that day, which was really an exhausting day.

Wuhan is a large city that is experiencing rapid changes, carrying rapid changes; Wuhan is also a small city , so small that most of my childhood memories are centered here. Welcome to explore Wuhan with me !

The scenery of Ningxia is actually diverse. Stuffed with the clear water of the lake south of the river, the vast Tengger Desert, sitting on the back of a camel, imagining yourself as a merchant on the Silk Road. Under the Helan Mountain, the lonely and desolate Gobi makes people look at it and feel sad in their hearts. However, when you see the lush greenery on the other side, you will feel vibrant, full of hope and vitality.

Even more striking than the beauty is the flowing and exuberant vitality, which is free-spirited. In this land, you can feel brave and fearless, and release your true and vivid self.

Being close to the Yangtze River and the Yellow Sea, Nantong is famous for its fresh seafood. You can savor dishes like sweet and sour fish, crab dishes, and shrimp preparations. Nantong Sesame Pancake is also a famous delicious food. These crispy pancakes are stuffed with a mixture of sesame paste, sugar, and spices, creating a delightful combination of textures and flavors.

Nantong has many "first" in modern Chinese history. It is the hometown of Zhangjian-the last champion of the Qing Dynasty. He founded the first normal school, the first museum, the first Textile School, the first school for drama and so many "first" in Chinese history. Nantong has renowned as the first city of modern times in China. And now Nantong is famous for its high-quality education.

Welcome to Nantong! Hope to share the beautiful scenery and fresh sea food with all of you.

As one of the necessary routes of the Hexi Corridor, Menyuan has rich tourism resources. The most famous landscape is the hundred miles of rape flower sea. Every year in June and July this land is like a golden oil painting. When you drive on the road and open the car window, the fragrance of flowers makes people intoxicated. Local people make the best use of rapeseed, Menyuan is one of the main oil-producing areas in Northwest China. Rapeseed oil is sold to many places and has become a local specialty industry.

Menyuan's basic industries include not only agriculture but also animal husbandry. Many people raise cattle, sheep and horses, especially those who have been herding animals for generations, and they follow the tradition of migrating to wherever water and grass are available.

Speaking of tradition, it is necessary to mention some unique local culture. This is a Hui autonomous region, but there are also many Tibetans and Mongolians, so there are rich forms of culture, for example, the folk song "Hua'er", the dance "Guozhuang", the athletic performance "Horse Racing" and so on.

Of course, there are also many beautiful places, such as Xianmi National Forest Park, Ganshika Snow Peak, Suji Grassland and so on. Literally, I can't get enough of them, so why don't you come to my hometown and experience them for yourself?

At that time I remember that the wheat had been haversted. The only thing left in the field was the wheat stubble, which used to be burned. But for the sake of the air and climate, such traditional practice in agricultural production was banned. The earth showed her yellow breast to the farmers, as if to tell her partner that she was ready for the next breeding.

I don't know if it's true that most places in Henan are plains. What I can say for sure is that there are few mountains in my hometown. All you can see in all seasons are fields stretching to the horizon. We plant various crops, including wheat, peanut, soybean, corn, sweet potato, watermelon, and so on. So if you want to have sweet, watery watermelon, here is a good place for you to enjoy it!

Some people claim that places with wind-powered generators are destined to be poor and unenlightened. I don't think so. After all, Henan is an important agricultural province, providing 1/4 of the country's wheat!

Welcome to my hometown! Welcome to Henan!

The region along the southern bank of the Yangtze has long been a mining area. During the First Five-Year Plan and the Second Five-Year Plan, Ma’anshan rapidly grew into a major industrial center. In the early 1950s Ma’anshan’s iron production was increased to supply the steel industry in Shanghai. In recent 20 years, it was decided to develop Ma’anshan into an integrated iron and steel complex. Other industries subsequently were developed, including the manufacture of machinery, chemicals, construction equipment, and electronic equipment and electric-power generation. Nowadays the steel industry is declining, it is no longer the core economy in Ma’anshan. 

As a member of the Yangtze River Delta Urban Agglomerations, the major infrastructure here is the subway connecting Ma’anshan and Nanjing, which will be done in next year. The subway will join the neighboring cities together for a sustainably growing economy.

In recent years, the economy center is gradually pivoting from the steel industry to cultural industry. The environmental situation is better than before, and cultural atmosphere is stronger now.

 

The most famous visiting site is Caishiji（采石矶）. Legend has it that Li Bai, the most prestige poet in China , was drinking wine in a gazebo near the Yangtze River one night, then he got so drunk that he thought that the clear moon’s reflection in the water would be easy to reach, so he tried to touch it but fall in the river. This is the story of how Li Bai died. In memory of Li Bai, the gazebo is now named the Tai Bai Lou（太白楼）. His tomb is located in Dangtu county. Many tourists would come here and bring Li Bai a bottle of wine. 

Even though Ma’anshan is just a small city with little fun, the food, the railway, the familiar dialect, these will always comfort me. Welcome to Ma’anshan for a peaceful journey. 

This image captures the vibrant night scene along Jianghan Road, where the city comes alive with an enchanting display of colorful lights that vividly illuminate the riverside beauty after dark. The bridges spanning the river add not only to the convenience of transportation but also to the visual delight of those who visit. The ever-changing hues of these bridges effortlessly capture the attention of onlookers.

Wuhan, known for its lakes and rich historical culture, has forged a unique identity as my hometown. Its historical landmarks, museums, and cultural sites preserve its heritage while embracing the contemporary. The city thrives as a testament to the harmonious coexistence of history and modern life. So I love my hometown very much!

Macau's rich history is steeped in a fascinating blend of Eastern and Western influences. As a former Portuguese colony, it bears the imprint of European architecture, evident in the graceful colonial buildings that line its streets. The historic center, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is a treasure trove of beautifully preserved structures, such as the iconic Ruins of St. Paul's and the enchanting Senado Square. Walking through these cobblestone streets is like traveling back in time, immersing oneself in the city's captivating past.

However, Macau is not solely defined by its historical significance. It seamlessly fuses tradition with modernity, creating a vibrant and cosmopolitan atmosphere. The city's skyline is dotted with towering skyscrapers and glitzy resorts, showcasing its status as the "Las Vegas of the East." The dazzling casinos and world-class entertainment venues draw visitors from around the globe, seeking our luck and indulgence in the city's lively atmosphere. Beyond its glamorous façade, Macau is a city of cultural diversity and gastronomic delights. Its culinary scene is a harmonious fusion of Chinese, Portuguese, and international flavors, offering a tantalizing array of culinary experiences. From mouthwatering dim sum and Portuguese egg tarts, every palate is catered to in this gastronomic paradise.

Moreover, Macau's festive spirit is celebrated throughout the year with colorful events and festivals. The Macau Grand Prix, an adrenaline-pumping motorsport event, attracts racing enthusiasts from around the world. The Macau International Fireworks Display Contest illuminates the night sky with breathtaking pyrotechnic displays, leaving spectators in awe. These events showcase the city's vibrant energy and passion for celebration.

Last but not least, Macau's unique charm lies in its ability to seamlessly blend its rich history with modernity, creating a city that is both nostalgic and contemporary. Its cultural diversity, culinary delights, vibrant entertainment scene, and natural beauty make it an irresistible destination for travelers seeking an unforgettable experience. Macau, truly a city where East meets West, will captivate your heart and leave an indelible impression on your soul. Welcome to Macau! Kristina’s hometown.

The county is blessed with breathtaking natural landscapes, making it a popular tourist destination. With its picturesque scenery, Datong attracts visitors from both within China and abroad. The county is surrounded by magnificent mountains, such as the Qilian Mountains to the south and the Daban Mountains to the north.     Qinghai is always green in summer, and Yao Zi Gou National Forest Park will usher in the best time of the year in summer.

For those interested in cultural heritage, Datong offers a unique glimpse into the Hui and Tu ethnic cultures. The county is home to several mosques and temples, including the Datong Great Mosque and the Mahe Temple. These religious sites not only serve as places of worship but also showcase the architectural styles and cultural traditions of the local communities.  Although to the locals, the mosque is very ordinary, not a special sight.   The local people always spend their summers in the pleasant mountains.

Qinghai also has a number of lakes, including Qinghai Lake and many salt lakes, which promote the development of Qinghai tourism, but also provide many valuable resources. But these places are a long way from Datong, Qinghai is a very large area but sparsely populated.

The photos in this gallery are from four locations: the Gude Temple, the Yellow Crane Tower, the Yangtze River Bridge, and the Changchun Temple.

The first photo was taken of the Goode Temple. Built in the Qing Dynasty, this temple has a unique Western style, which is significantly different from ancient Chinese architecture.

The second photo was taken of the Yellow Crane Tower. Yellow Crane Tower is one of the most famous ancient towers in China. It gained its fame all over the country because of a beautiful poem with the same name. 

The third photo is the Wuhan Yangtze River Bridge, which is the first road and railway bridge built on the Yangtze River after the founding of New China, known as "the first bridge on the Yangtze River". The Changchun Temple in the third photo is a Taoist temple. It's not very famous, but it's pretty.

The first two pictures and the last one are ancient buildings with a long history, reflecting Wuhan's historical heritage; the third one is a product of modern industrialization, supporting people working and living in the three towns on both sides of the river, reflecting Wuhan's vitality and life atmosphere.