The birthplace of Martyr Luo Huanrong is located at the ancestral hall of the Luo family in Loujiaoxia, Shangcun Village, Puqian Town, Yuancheng District, Heyuan City. Originally built in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties, it covers an area of about 400 square meters, featuring the entire front wall, halls from the first to the third, two courtyards, and two wing rooms. The residence where Martyr Luo Huanrong lived is situated at the foot of Lou Building, Shangcun Village, Puqian Town, Yuancheng District, Heyuan City.
The former residence of Martyr Zhou Baoshi is located in Jianxia Natural Village, Shihan Village, Xiazai Town, Heping County. Zhou Baoshi, also known as Huimin, was born in 1916 in Shihan, Xiazai Town, Heping County. In 1931, he enrolled at Longchuan No.1 Middle School. After the September 18th Incident, teachers and students from the school took to the streets to promote resistance against Japan and save the nation. Zhou Baoshi delivered a passionate speech,
The former residence of martyrs He Xiaoqing and He Hong is located at No. 5 Junxing Lane, Beicun, Shawan Town, Panyu District. Dating back to the Republican era, it falls under the category of important modern historical sites and representative architecture. This site has been designated as part of the ninth batch of Guangzhou Municipal Cultural Relics Protection Units. …
Zheng Xin (1901–1932), originally named Jingliu, courtesy name Defu, also known by the aliases Hanshan, Zhushan, and Lurenwang, was from Bai Men Township, Rui’an County (present-day Jiangzhai Village, Litao Town, Ouhai District). In 1924, he enrolled at the Beijing Russian Law and Politics College, and in 1925, he joined the Communist Party of China. In 1926, he returned to his hometown and participated in the activities of the CPC...
The former residence of Martyr Cheng Can is located in Pingpu Natural Village, Baishe Neighborhood Committee, Baishe Town, Hanjiang District, Putian City. Cheng Can (August 1914 – March 1949), also known as Cheng Xin, was a native of Baishe Town, Putian. After graduating from Baishe Primary School in late 1930, he returned home to farm. During this time, he came into contact with underground Communist Party members and developed progressive political views. In 1933...
Bayiqi Revolutionary Martyrs Park is located in Lingtou Village, Shoushan Township, Jin’an District, Fuzhou City. On August 16, 1949, the 10th Corps of the Third Field Army of the Chinese People’s Liberation Army launched an attack on the Nationalist army’s defensive positions in Fuzhou from Zhuti Ting Mountain in Lingtou, Shoushan, marking the first battle in the liberation of Fuzhou. Zhuti Ting Mountain is also known as Zhuti Peak.
Martyr Zhuojie's Place of Martyrdom is located within the Martyrs' Cemetery in the West District of Yongcheng City. Zhuojie, female, originally named Zhu Liangyu, was born on January 13, 1925, into a fallen landlord family in Chengguan Town, Gushi County, Henan Province. In April 1938, a political work team from the Anti-Japanese Youth Corps of the Fifth War Zone of the Kuomintang, led by members of the Chinese Communist Party, arrived
Site where revolutionary martyrs were killed and injured during the April 12th Incident On the early morning of April 12, a signal was raised above the warships docked at Shanghai's Gaochang Temple. Several hundred fully armed members of the Green Gang and Red Gang, along with secret agents—around several hundred in total—dressed in blue shorts and wearing white armbands with black "Worker" characters, set out from the French Concession in multiple cars and spread out across different areas.
Is the Mauritius waterfall dangerous? This type of waterfall is not the ordinary waterfall formed by flowing water. The white "water flow" we see is actually sand stirred up by ocean currents. In the waters near Mauritius, the ocean currents are extremely strong, and these powerful currents push the sand toward the edge of the continental shelf. In the vicinity of Mauritius' continental shelf, there are also many very deep trenches. When this sand is pushed toward the continental shelf by the currents, it flows directly down into the trenches. The grayish-white sand contrasts sharply with the dark trenches, creating a striking visual effect. As a result, when viewed from high above, it appears as this spectacular phenomenon resembling a waterfall.
The Former Residence of He Ru Zhang – Renjinglu Architectural Complex is located in Dabu County, dating back to the Qing Dynasty, and is classified as an important modern historical site and representative architecture. Renjinglu is situated in Shuangkeng Village, Huliao Town, Dabu County, Meizhou City, Guangdong Province. It was the former home of He Ru Zhang, a late Qing reformist thinker and diplomat, and was first built in the 10th year of the Jiaqing reign of the Qing Dynasty (1805). The former residence of He Ru Zhang
The Xibo Folk Custom Park is located in Qapqal Xibo Autonomous County and is a folk custom park that gathers and showcases the history, culture, and folk customs of the Xibo ethnic group. The Xibo Folk Custom Park presents to you the unique charm of the "world's only, uniquely ours" Xibo-style folk culture. The Xibo Folk Custom Park is situated in the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region.
Taiping Temple is located on Huangsi Road in Heping District, Shenyang City, about a hundred meters south of Shisheng Temple. Built in the 46th year of Emperor Kangxi's reign during the Qing Dynasty (1707), it was originally the Xibo ethnic family temple and is now a National Key Cultural Relics Protection Unit. In the 46th year of Emperor Kangxi’s reign (1707 AD), it was jointly funded and constructed by the Xibo people residing in Shengjing (Shenyang). Initially, the temple only
The name "Dongshan District" disappeared from the Guangzhou map following the 2005 administrative division adjustment, but the Republican-era buildings left in the Dongshan area hold significant historical and cultural value. They are known as the "Guigang Republican-era Architectural Complex" and are registered cultural heritage sites in Guangzhou. The official list of specific addresses for the heritage buildings of the "Guigang Republican-era Architectural Complex" only includes
Yunquan Temple is located in the valley of Dashishan Mountain in Shushan Village, Tong’an Town, Suzhou High-Tech District. It was first built during the Song Dynasty by Zen Master Zhenhu, who entered Dashishan and established the temple, originally naming it Yunquan Hermitage. Later, during the Yuan Dynasty’s Dade era, it flourished under the efforts of eminent monk Jueming, becoming one of the ten major temples in the Yangshan area of Suzhou. The temple and hermitage enhance the beautiful scenery: two springs—Yun and Quan—cascade down from the rocks into a small pool, while another hidden spring feeds Wanghu Pool.
Front Street Coffee is located at No. 10, Bao'an Qianjie, Dadao Road, Yuexiu District, Guangzhou, and gets its name from Bao'an Qianjie. Upon entering the shop, you’ll find dozens of coffee beans sourced from major producing regions—such as lightly roasted Ethiopian Yirgacheffe, deeply roasted Blue Mountain No. 1, and Mandheling. Whether you have specific preferences for coffee beans, you can find your favorite here.
There are two stone inscriptions of "Enter Samadhi" on Mount Putuo. One is located at the entrance of Miaozhengyan Road, inscribed by Dong Qichang in the Ming Dynasty; the other is carved on a rock at the entrance of Huiji Temple, created in 1882 by Monk Qinghua as a copy of Dong Qichang’s handwriting. At the front entrance of Miaozhengyan Road, you can see the "Enter Samadhi" stone inscription written by Dong Qichang, the renowned Ming Dynasty painter, calligrapher, and literary figure.
Jinglian Temple (formerly known as Kaiyuan Temple or Jade Emperor Pavilion) is located on the mountainside of Dongshan in the eastern suburbs of Qianxi County, covering an area of 2,500 square meters. It is the legendary "Ten Cypress Zen House" and one of the Eight Scenic Spots of Qianxi, renowned as a famous scenic attraction. Dongshan is part of the Lion Mountain range, with the county town nestled among surrounding hills.
Sacred Heart Cathedral is located on Yide Road in the heart of Guangzhou’s urban area. It is the most magnificent and distinctive Catholic cathedral in the Guangzhou Diocese. Built in 1863 and completed in 1888, its construction took 25 years, and it has a history of over 130 years. Since the entire walls and columns of the cathedral are made of granite,
Introduction The Yangdongsan Shierdushui Nature Reserve covers a total area of 2,670 hectares and is located within Lechang City, at the border between Guangdong and Hunan provinces, to the east of the Nanling Nature Reserve. Its primary conservation targets are mid-subtropical evergreen broad-leaved forests and rare flora and fauna. The reserve boasts abundant plant and animal resources. Among them, there are 29 species of rare and endangered wild animals and plants under national key protection, such as the black muntjac, Lady Amherst’s pheasant, yellow-bellied tragopan, silver pheasant (the bird of Guangdong Province), python, pangolin, rhesus monkey, Guangdong pine, Fujian cypress, ginkgo, gastrodia elata, and cinnamon.
The Guide Huangheqing National Wetland Park is located in Guide County, Hainan Prefecture, Qinghai Province, 1.5 km from the county seat of Heyin Town. It lies between the Longyangxia and Liujiaxia Hydropower Stations on the upper reaches of the Yellow River, and is 114 km from the provincial capital, Xining. The park spans from Ashigong Village in Gareng Township in the east to the Laxiwa Hydropower Station in the west, and reaches up to Moqugou Shangwadian Power Station in Hexi Town in the south.