Monthly Archives: January 2010

In the year 64 of the Eastern Han Dynasty (25-220), Emperor Ming sent a delegation of his men to study Buddhism in the western world. After three years, two eminent Indian monks, She Moteng and Zhu Falan, came back with … Continue reading →

Taihu Lake is located in the Yangtze River Delta Center, 55 kilometers east to west, 68 kilometers north to south, across the Jiangsu and Zhejiang provinces, is China’s one of the five largest freshwater lakes. Taihu Lake is rich in … Continue reading →

The Yans Garden is the former residence of Mr.Yan jiagan of Taiwan, which occupies 16 mu of land. An ancient magnolia has an extensive crown, blotting out the sun. As the legend goes, the tree was planted by Emperor Qianlong … Continue reading →

Lingyan Mountain Scenery Area is located at the foot of the Lingyan Mountain which is always praised as “its beautiful scenery exceeding the others in the South of Yangtze River”. There are showplaces in the Lingyan Mountain Scenery Area like … Continue reading →

Tin Ping Mountain is located 3 kilometers Mudu Town, NATO is the main peak Mudu scenic area, elevation 201 meters, covering about 100 hectares. Peak Euparagonimus the name of their Tin Ping Shan, compounded by Fan Chung-yen of the emperor … Continue reading →

The Ancient Pine Garden at Shantang Street is famous for a 500-year-old LuoHan pine of Ming Dynasty in the garden. It was originally the residence of a rich man Cai Shaoyu of Mudu, in the late Qing Dynasty. This garden … Continue reading →

Hong Kong, Oriental Pearl, is simply unbelievable! Would be heavy, an exciting city to find as Hong Kong. Surrounded by beautiful natural environment has all advantages alive and pulsating business centre. Here you find the joys of the modern life … Continue reading →

To promote Guangxi’s tourism resources and attract more Hong Kong tourists, Guangxi Tourism Administration has signed a tourism cooperation agreement with China National Travel Service (Hong Kong) for the year 2010. HK CTS will introduce series of Guangxi tourist products … Continue reading →

There will be more than 100 free shuttle buses provided for visitors from pavilion to pavilion, and ferries will carry them across the Huangpu River to ensure convenient transportation throughout the site of the 2010 World Expo in Shanghai. Visitors … Continue reading →

On Nov 17th, the ever largest group of terra cotta warriors was exhibited in the city of Washington, D.C of the United States. The exhibition, themed by “Terra Cotta Warriors: Guardians of China’s First Emperor” officially met the American public … Continue reading →