The Baotu Spring Park has memorials of Li Kuchan, a master in traditional Chinese Painting, Wang Xuetao and Li Qingzhao. The park also holds performances of Peking Opera all year round. With ten cultural features, including the spring, rocks, opera performances, lanterns, chrysanthemum,Shanghai Travel, calligraphy, paintings and stone tablets,China Pictures, the Baotu Spring Park has become a world famous tour spot, which synthesizes characteristics of both the south and north parks in China and combines the spring, rocks and culture of landscape garden in one park.
11/30/2009
11/29/2009
China Pictures - The Jinggang Mountain is located in the west of Jiangxi Province
The Jinggang Mountain is located in the west of Jiangxi Province,China Pictures, with basins surrounded by precipitous mountains. This lush mountain area is known as "the cradle of the Chinese Revolution" because it is the first rural revolutionary base set up by Mao Zedong during the second Civil Revolutionary War. There are one after another waterfalls and pools in Jinggang Mountain, and among them, five pools and five waterfalls lie in the Jade Valley less than two kilometers long. Walking from the Longtankou by the site of the Xiaojing Red Army Hospital, one can see the first waterfall 800 steps down the down the granite path. Known as the Jade Pool Waterfall, it rushes down from cliffs above, with a fall of 67 meters and a width of 6 meters at the top and 17 meters at the bottom. It sends out a thunderous sound and gives off thick mist. The water has the color of green jade,Shanghai Travel, hence the name Jade Pool. The Jade Pool is located at the outset of the canyon, with precipitous mountains on three sides covered with green moss. The sightseeing path is built on the comparatively less steep side. Thick mist and clouds rise on this side, with trees and bamboos swaying to one side in the strong wind. Folds on the cliffs look like a Kwan-yin sitting on a lotus throne. The Jade Pool Waterfall is one of the grand ones in Jinggang Mountain.
11/28/2009
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The Huishan Temple is located in the Xihui Park at the foot of the Huishan Hill in western suburb of Wuxi City, Jiangsu Province. Huishan Hill, also known as Huiquanshan Hill (Hui Spring Hill), is also called Nine Dragon Hill because it has nine mountain ridges, looking like a moving dragon. The Huishan Hill is reputed as the first hill south of the Yangtze River.
The Huishan Hill is famous for its springs, among which the most famous one is the second spring under heaven. This spring is divided into three pools: the upper pool, the middle pool and the lower pool. The lower pool is at the entrance,China Pictures, dug in the Song Dynasty (960-1279), with water flowing down from a hole above and then out of the mouth of a stone dragon to the ground. A hall named Qilan (ripples and billows) Hall stands beside the spring, with a Kwan-yin stone erected in front of it. During the reign of Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty (1644-1911), the stone was moved here from the villa of Gu Kexue, a senior official of the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644). In the back of the hall is the well-known Erquan Pavilion. The upper pool and the middle pool situate inside and in front of the pavilion respectively, dug during late Dali year (779) of the Tang Dynasty (618-907). The upper pool has an octagonal shape, with the best water quality among the three pools. The middle pool has a shape of asymmetrical square, with its water seeping though the Ruobing Hole. According to legend, the pool was discovered by a monk named Ruobing in the Tang Dynasty,Shanghai Travel, hence the name Bing Spring.
The Huishan Hill is famous for its springs, among which the most famous one is the second spring under heaven. This spring is divided into three pools: the upper pool, the middle pool and the lower pool. The lower pool is at the entrance,China Pictures, dug in the Song Dynasty (960-1279), with water flowing down from a hole above and then out of the mouth of a stone dragon to the ground. A hall named Qilan (ripples and billows) Hall stands beside the spring, with a Kwan-yin stone erected in front of it. During the reign of Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty (1644-1911), the stone was moved here from the villa of Gu Kexue, a senior official of the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644). In the back of the hall is the well-known Erquan Pavilion. The upper pool and the middle pool situate inside and in front of the pavilion respectively, dug during late Dali year (779) of the Tang Dynasty (618-907). The upper pool has an octagonal shape, with the best water quality among the three pools. The middle pool has a shape of asymmetrical square, with its water seeping though the Ruobing Hole. According to legend, the pool was discovered by a monk named Ruobing in the Tang Dynasty,Shanghai Travel, hence the name Bing Spring.
11/27/2009
China Pictures - Meizhou City is located in the northeast of Guangdong
Meizhou City is located in the northeast of Guangdong Province, adjoins to Wuping, Shanghang, Yongding and Pinghe counties in Fujian Province to the northeast, connects with Xunwu County in Jiangxi Province to the northwest, borders Longchuan County and Zijin County in Heyuan City of Guangdong Province to the west, and neighbors Luhe County of Shanwei City and Longcheng District and Jiexi County of Jiexi City in Guangdong Province to the south, and borders Chao'an County and Raoping County of Chaozhou City to the southeast. Under its jurisdiction there are Meijiang District, Meixian County, Jiaoling County,China Pictures, Dapu County, Fengshun County, Wuhua County and Pingyuan County. ¡¡¡¡ ¡¡¡¡Meizhou has a long history. It was established as a prefecture named Jingzhou in the Nanhan (911-971), changed into Meizhou in the Northern Song Dynasty (960-1127) and Jiaying Prefecture in the Qing Dynasty (1644-1911). After several subsequent shift of jurisdiction and change of popedom,Shanghai Travel, it was turned into Meizhou City in 1988. Now Meizhou is a famous historical and cultural city.
11/26/2009
China Pictures - The late Shang Dynasty, which made Yin Ruin
The late Shang Dynasty, which made Yin Ruin as its capital, starts a new era of China's history. It has a sparse domain and well-developed economy,China Pictures, politics, military, technology and culture. All these make late Shang Dynasty become one of the splendid dynasties,Shanghai Travel, which contribute to China's civilization. Yin Ruin enjoys a high reputation because of its unique styled and large-scale palace construction and its grandest mausoleums. Cultural relics unearthed in Yin Ruin are respectively preserved in the National Museum of Chinese History, the Palace Museum, the Archeological Research Institute of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, Henan Provincial Museum and Taiwan National Palace Museum.
11/25/2009
China Pictures - The Chang'an Site is located 5 kilometers northwest
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The Chang'an Site is located 5 kilometers northwest to the Xi'an City of Shaanxi Province. During the 200 years of the Western Han Dynasty (206BC-8AD), Chang'an City was the capital all along, acting as the national political, economic and cultural center. ¡¡¡¡ ¡,Shanghai Travel;¡¡¡The construction of Chang'an was divided into three phases. In the 5th year (202BC) of Emperor Gaozu's reign, Emperor Liu Bang renovated the Xingle Palace built in the Qin Dynasty (221-206BC), changed its name into the Changle Palace and moved the capital there. A Weiyang Palace was constructed in Chang'an in the 7th year (200BC) of Emperor Gaozu' reign. Emperor Huidi ordered to construct the city walls right after he ascended to the throne. In the spring of the third year in his reign, Emperor Huidi ordered 140,000 young people in the 600-li city to construct the walls. In the 1st year (104BC) of Emperor Wudi's reign in the Han Dynasty (206BC-220AD), a number of buildings were constructed in the city, including the Northern Palace, the Gui Palace, the Mingguang Palace, and the Jianzhang Palace, together with the Kunming Pool and the Shanglin Garden. Till then, the construction of various facilities in Chang'an City was complete after more than 90 years work.
11/24/2009
Shanghai Travel - Zhuang Autonomous Region
Last time, we introduced you the Stone Kingdom, the Tunbao village in China's Southwest Guizhou province. As a follow-up, we will give you a glimpse of another sub-hot tourist destination: Huaping Nature Preservation Zone in Guilin of the southern Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, with its lush forest and spectacular waterfalls. ¡¡¡¡Huaping Nature Preservation Zone stretches across over Longsheng and Lingui counties, covering an area of over 133 million square meters,Shanghai Travel, of which more than 40 million square meters are under absolute protection. The preservation zone is a nature ecosystem with a treasure of more than 2,000 plant species and over 600 species of rare animals and birds. Huaping Nature Preservation Zone stretches across over Longsheng and Lingui counties, covering an area of over 133 million square meters, of which more than 40 million square meters are under absolute protection. The preservation zone is a nature ecosystem with a treasure of more than 2,000 plant species and over 600 species of rare animals and birds. The forest an area covered by a dense primitive forest, is a major attraction that provides travelers a narrow but beautiful vision. Bamboo forests abound here, with plenty of weathered trees and vines overgrown with moss lining along the road. Moeru frogs as big as a fist can be seen lying by the roadside every now and then.
11/23/2009
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