Showing posts with label Ming Tombs in Beijing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ming Tombs in Beijing. Show all posts

Sunday, September 1, 2013

Ok Let Me Have A Sketch About Xinning

Referred to as China's Summer Resort Capital, Xining, the capictal of Qinghai Province, is located on the eastern edge of Qinghai-Tibet Plateau and the upper reaches of Huangshui River. It is the political, economic, scientific and technological, cultural and traffic center of Qinghai Province. The activities of human beings in this region can be traced to 2,100 years ago. During the Western and Eastern Han Dynasties,
Xining
owing to its developing agriculture, the city was paid more attention due to its economic and martial significance. As well as being the important hinge between the central plains and the western part of China in ancient time, Xining was the most common passing channel of the famous Silk Road. Until now, it is still the only road by which to enter the hinterland of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau.
At present, five districts, three counties and a national economic and technological development zone are under the administration of the local government. With a population of more than two million, Xining is the first city on the upper reaches of the Yellow River to achieve a population into the millions. There are about 37 nationalities living here, including Han, Hui, Tu and Tibetan. The local traditions and customs are influenced by these distinctive nationalities, in particular the Tibetan group.

Friday, August 2, 2013

Shentangyu Natural Scenic Area Experience Morden Beijing City


Shentangyu Natural Scenic Area is situated in Huairou County, 65 kilometers northeast of Beijing, and was the first scenic spot in Huairou to open to visitors. It was an important fortress for Beijing during the Ming dynasty, and the section of the Great Wall in this area is relatively well preserved.
Shentangyu Natural Scenic Area Experience Morden Beijing City
You and your older teenagers will find it an ideal place to hike: There are hills to climb, brooks and streams to wade through, and the ruins of the Great Wall to explore. The geographical features of this area have formed gorgeous scenes and inspired romantic names such as Dragon Pool, Love Birds Lake and Crocodile Pond. The Yanxi River runs through this area with its transparently clean water, in which the renowned Huairou County red trout can be spotted swimming.
Shentangyu is also a good place for photography. The ruins of the Great Wall offer beautiful light and shadows depending on the time of day. Large rocks eroded over time create the illusion of animal forms such as eagles, camels and turtles. Locals will sometimes tell stories and legends of how these rocks came to be. One trip to the Shentangyu Natural Scenic Area will supply a day of hiking, photography and historical instruction.

Thursday, July 25, 2013

Exploration in Garden Expo-Fifteen-Second of Chongqing Garden of Bayu Civilization

The Beijing Garden Expo has 11 service zones, 14 visitor service centres, 5 article-rental centres,
The Beijing Garden Expo
2 article-storage centres and 1 mother and infant room. For the convenience of special-needs tourists, wheelchairs and baby carriages are available for rental at the gates and service zones. The Expo Park is equipped with 681 permanent toilets, 175 temporary ones and 17 designed for people with a disability. The ratio of male and female permanent toilets is about 1:2.9.

Sunday, July 21, 2013

China Landscapes Chapter Qingdao

An actor and an actress perform at Qingdao Underwater World in Qingdao, east China's Shandong
ChinaLandscapes
Province, Feb. 15, 2013. During the Spring Festival holidays, an underwater performance telling the story of a mermaid and a prince attracted many visitors in Qingdao. Visual, audio and electronical technologies were applied to the performance.

Wednesday, July 17, 2013

Beijing Qingnianhu Park

Qingnianhu ParkQingnianhu Park is located along the west side of Andingmenwai Street in Dongcheng District. The park
covers an area of 169,800 m2, of which 63,800 m2 is covered by water. It is a comprehensive park consisting of facilities for leisure, entertainment, science and culture, and sports.
The park features the following areas: Sculpture Garden of Play Characters, Mid-lake Island, Water-front Platform, the Boat Dock, the Golf Club, Water World, and more. The natural landscapes and manmade attractions make the park a place for family recreation and school education.

Tuesday, July 16, 2013

Beijing's Iron Man in Tiananmen Square

Iron Man 3 arrives in cinemas this week. But can Marvel win the ultimate battle - to break China's growing movie market with a special Chinese version of the film?
Beijing Iron Man
When Marvel launched the international promotional campaign for Iron Man 3 earlier this month, it did not choose Hollywood or London's Leicester Square, but Beijing's Forbidden City.
It was the first time a Hollywood film had ever been celebrated inside the Chinese capital's Imperial Palace.
Leading man Robert Downey Jr even did his part to charm the Chinese press by calling out to fans in the local Chinese dialect.
"I'm interested in all things Chinese and I live a very Chinese life in America," he told the press conference.
It was all part of Hollywood's attempt to woo Chinese audiences and authorities.

Monday, July 15, 2013

Badaling Great Wall, Ming Tombs in Beijing

Badaling Great Wall, Ming Tombs in BeijingBadaling Great Wall, Ming Tombs
1. Head to the Ming Tombs. Visit Changling or Dingling.
Ming Tombs: Without doubt, it is the largest clusters of imperial cemeteries in China.
2. After lunch, drive to the Badaling Great Wall.
Badaling Great Wall: The most famous and best-preserved section of the Great Wall.
3. Visit Bona Jade Factory and learn about the stone carving art in China. Take the travelers back to their hotel. In the evening, enjoy a famous Peking Duck dinner that is a traditional Chinese food.