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Tour guide to visit Dalian, Most beautiful China city in the North

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It is a century-old fishing port. What is valuable is that after so many years of cultural and tourism development, it is still intact, and it also leaves Dalian with a memory of the fishing village. On one side is the fireworks of the city where nets are dried and fished, and on the other side are colorful buildings full of European style. The two conflict and blend, forming an inexplicable harmony. There are also some seafood barbecue stalls near the pier. You can find them by following the smell of barbecue. On the shore is a colorful town, integrating business and leisure. There are many coffee shops and homestays. It is also worth visiting and taking pictures. - Fujiazhuang Park 💰Tickets:🈚 It is one of the most popular bathing places in Dalian, with complete bathing service facilities. There is blue-green water here, crystal clear, a veritable jelly sea‼ ️ From the shore to the depths of the sea, the colors of the sea water are layered, changing from yellow-green, green, blue-...
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Xi'an Time Travel Guide: Terracotta Warriors, Mutton Soup Buns and the Tang Dynasty City That Never Sleeps

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——Alex's Time and Space Folding Guide 07:00 Qin Dynasty Awakening Ceremony One hour before the Terracotta Warriors Museum opens, you will find staff members cleaning pottery fragments with special bamboo sticks - this is the daily "worship ceremony" of the restorers. Secretly tell you: the kneeling archer figurines in the third row of Pit 1 have the signature Easter eggs of the restorers hidden in the folds of their clothes. 10:30 Tang Dynasty Tea Ceremony The "Tang Teahouse" under the Big Wild Goose Pagoda provides a time travel experience: when drinking Fu tea with a three-color camel cup, the tea artist will teach you to tap the table three times with your index finger - this is the court code to thank the tea pourer during the Xuanzong period. "Guifei Su" must be ordered with tea, and the filling contains pomegranates grown with the hot spring water of Huaqing Palace. 12:00 Password for Pao Mo Jianghu At "Laomijia" deep in Huimin Street,...
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Best China Tours，Underground Army in the Morning Light

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At dawn, I always like to squat on the blue brick floor of the Terracotta Warriors and Horses restoration area, watching the sunlight slowly sweep across the faces of the terracotta warriors like an archaeological brush. That day, the restorer Lao Zhang suddenly handed me a bamboo stick: "Try it? The armor pattern of this kneeling archer still has the fingerprints of the craftsman two thousand years ago." The moment the tip of the bamboo stick touched the clay, I suddenly understood what it meant to "get in touch with history". The philosophy of time in mutton soup steamed buns Master Sun in Huimin Street always complained that the steamed buns broken by tourists looked like mahjong tiles. It was not until I took out the donkey rolls I brought from Beijing in exchange that he smiled and opened the copper pot: "Look, the steamed buns must be broken into the size of bees so that they can bloom in the mutton soup." When the amber soup soaked the steamed buns,...
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Winter on Mount Hua: A Journey Through a Snowy Fairyland

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  Mount Hua in winter, blanketed in snow, resembles a fairyland, making it the perfect time for a winter adventure to this magical destination! https://www.chinaexpeditiontours.com/ The Qinglong Ridge is an essential route for reaching the summit of the West Peak. It lies along a perilous stretch of path at the southern end of the West Peak's bending ridge, flanked by sheer cliffs on both sides. Due to its proximity to the bottomless ravine to the west, the path becomes even more difficult to navigate when mist and fog rise after rainfall. For these reasons, Qinglong Ridge is one of the most famous dangerous paths on Mount Hua. The ridge is named Qinglong ("Green Dragon Ridge") because Mount Hua is made entirely of solid gray granite. According to legend, the Empress of Heaven's niece, the Third Saintess, fell in love with the scholar Liu Yanchang's looks and talents, and secretly married him. However, because they broke the heavenly laws, the Second Son of He...
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Exploring the Mystical Beauty of Shangri-La

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  If there is one place you must visit in your lifetime, it has to be Shangri-La. The name "Shangri-La" comes from Tibetan and means "the moon in the heart," symbolizing "the place closest to heaven."  It has long been considered the ideal paradise by the Tibetan people. In Lost Horizon, Shangri-La is depicted as a utopia, a paradise on Earth, composed of sacred snow, herds of cattle and sheep, mirror-like skies, and magnificent temples. This idyllic land is renowned worldwide for its unique history, culture, natural beauty, and rich tourism resources. Whether it is the grandeur of the snow-capped mountains and highland grasslands, or the pure and ancient Tibetan culture and legendary tales, Shangri-La offers visitors a breathtaking and indescribable china tour sense of wonder. The Songzanlin Monastery in Shangri-La has a feel reminiscent of the Potala Palace. The architecture is resplendent with gold and brilliant copper tiles, and the buildings featur...
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Unveiling the Everyday Life of the Great Wall: New Discoveries Shed Light on Ancient Border Guards

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  The Great Wall of China stands as one of the world’s most awe-inspiring structures, a symbol of China’s strength and resilience. But in recent years, thanks to the dedicated work of archaeologists, we’ve come to understand that the Wall is more than just a defense mechanism — it’s a living testament to the people who built, maintained, and defended it. Recent discoveries on the western section of the Badaling Great Wall have given us valuable insights into the lives of the soldiers who once guarded this monumental structure. Archaeologists excavating the Badaling section uncovered fascinating artifacts, including fire pits, stoves, and a variety of everyday tools such as pots, plates, and bowls. These findings provide us with an intimate look at the daily life of the border guards stationed at the Wall during the Ming Dynasty, offering a rare glimpse into the personal experiences of those who lived in this harsh and isolated environment. https://www.chinaexpeditiontours.com/cit...
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Explore the Wonders of Yangshuo: A Must-Visit Destination for Young Adventurers

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  Yangshuo County, located in southern China’s Guangxi Province, is an ideal destination for young foreign travelers seeking a unique blend of natural beauty, adventure, and cultural immersion. Known for its iconic karst landscapes, serene rivers, and vibrant outdoor activities, Yangshuo offers a refreshing alternative to China’s more bustling urban centers. If you're looking for an off-the-beaten-path experience that combines scenic beauty with thrilling adventures, Yangshuo is a must-visit stop on any Chinatour   Yangshuo’s natural beauty is nothing short of spectacular. The county is renowned for its dramatic limestone peaks, which rise sharply from the earth, surrounded by lush greenery and winding rivers. This landscape, often described as “otherworldly,” has inspired generations of poets, artists, and photographers. For young travelers seeking to connect with nature, it provides an unforgettable setting. The karst mountains that dominate the landscape are not only vi...
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