Li Zicheng’s Palace generally refers to the Panlong Mountain Ancient Architectural Complex. The Panlong Mountain Ancient Architectural Complex, also known as Li Zicheng’s Palace, is located on Beipanlong Mountain in Mizhi County, Yulin City, Shaanxi Province, covering a total area of 11,400 square meters with a built-up area of 4,600 square meters. It was first built in the 16th year of the Chongzhen era of the Ming Dynasty (1643). Li Zicheng’s Palace is situated in...
Nanniwan is the birthplace of the Chinese Communist Party’s military reclamation efforts and the cradle of the Nanniwan Spirit. Located 45 kilometers east of Yan’an city, it spans hundreds of square kilometers, featuring deep valleys, overlapping mountains, dense forests, and fertile land. Three major valleys form a “Y” shape — to the west is the Nanpanlong Valley, to the south is the Jiulongquan Valley, and to the east is the Nanyangfu Valley.
The Four Crossings of the Chishui River Memorial Hall The Four Crossings of the Chishui River is one of Mao Zedong’s most celebrated military maneuvers. The Four Crossings of the Chishui River Memorial Hall is located in Tucheng Town, Xishui County, Zunyi City, Guizhou Province, at the site where the Red Army first crossed the Chishui River. The main battleground of the Four Crossings was in Xishui, with the first, second, and fourth crossings all taking place within Xishui County. The Red Army operated in Xishui for 62 days, making it the county where the Central Red Army spent the longest time during the Long March.
The Yunnan section of the Yunnan-Vietnam Railway was constructed in 1903 and opened to traffic in 1910. It is China’s third railway and one of the most influential railway projects in the history of both Chinese and global railway construction. Even today, it remains one of the most precious living relics, specimens, and vestiges in the development history of railways in China and around the world.
The ruins of the former Yunnan-Myanmar Railway were part of a wartime railway project built to transport military supplies during the War of Resistance against Japan. Construction was halted after the war ended, leaving behind multiple construction sites within Yun County. This location is the most accessible among them. …
The Sanxingdui Museum is located at the northeastern corner of the Sanxingdui site, a national key cultural relics protection unit. It sits on the banks of the Yazi River, west of Guanghan City — a historical and cultural city in Sichuan Province. It lies 38 kilometers south of Chengdu and 26 kilometers north of Deyang. This large-scale and modern thematic site museum
Fuxian Lake, a panoramic view of Fuxian Lake — China’s largest deep freshwater lake, the largest lake at the source of the Pearl River, and part of the Nanpan River system. It is located between Chengjiang, Jiangchuan, and Huaning counties in Yuxi City, Yunnan Province, over 60 kilometers from Kunming. Fuxian Lake is a fault-formed erosion lake oriented north to south, shaped like an inverted gourd — wide at both ends and narrow in the middle.
Yilong Lake is a pearl on the Yunnan-Guizhou Plateau, the fourth largest lake in Yunnan Province and the mother lake of the people of Shiping. Wild ducks play in the lake, water birds circle the boats, while rolling mountains and curling cooking smoke line the shores. In 2009, the water area of Yilong Lake shrank drastically. As part of efforts to restore the ecological balance of the lake, the Shiping County Government built a wetland park within the lake's wetland areas.
: Jianshui was historically known as Lin’an and also called Badian. It is a famous historical and cultural city, located 220 kilometers south of Kunming. The earliest form of Jianshui was an earthen city built during the Nanzhao period, which was expanded into a brick city in the 20th year of the Hongwu reign of the Ming Dynasty (1387). The city wall spanned six li and three zhang, stood two zhang and five chi high, and had four gates with three-story watchtowers, each standing four zhang tall.
A national 4A-level tourist attraction. Located in the northeast of Jiangxi Province, it is only 8 kilometers from Jingdezhen City. Fuliang gave birth to the world-renowned porcelain capital, Jingdezhen; Fuliang is a place where you can linger in the blend of culture and nature; with millennia of heritage, the Ancient County Yamen of Fuliang shines brilliantly all the way through history. Within the ancient yamen scenic area, there is a well-preserved fifth-rank
The core attraction of Machang Scenic Area is a magical Dragon Valley, also known as Shuanglong Stream, Qinglong Valley, Shuanglong Eighteen Pools, or Shuanglong Happy Valley. The scenic area is located in Nanbo Village, Yaoli Town, approximately 50 kilometers from Fuliang County. The entrance to the site is in a village called Tankeng, which was historically known primarily for commerce. It used to be a bustling post station on the route from Raozhou Prefecture to Huizhou, but gradually declined in the late Ming Dynasty. During the Three-Year Guerrilla War and the Yaoli Reorganization period, the old Cao family shed (including Tankeng), situated east of Shuanglong Stream, served as a branch of the Red Army — a small guerrilla unit. Comrade Chen Yi once held a rally for a thousand people at the general’s platform here. The natural landscape and revolutionary sites are organically integrated. The scenic area features a circular route, primarily showcasing canyon natural scenery, supplemented by cultural landscapes such as the Buddhist Child-Giving Goddess of Mercy and the processing of Machang ceramic raw materials. It is both part of a mining park and one of the core zones of a national key scenic area.
The former site of the “Northeast Field Army's Jinzhou Frontline Command Post” is located in Mangniutun, Cuiyan Township, Linghai City, approximately 20 kilometers from downtown Jinzhou. During the Liaoshen Campaign, this was the location of the Northeast Field Army's Jinzhou Frontline Command Post. On October 5, 1948, Lin Biao, then commander of the Northeast Field Army, Luo Ronghuan, the political commissar, and Liu Yalou, the chief of staff,
Kumbum Monastery, along with the Ganden, Drepung, Sera, and Tashilhunpo monasteries in Tibet and the Labrang Monastery in Gannan, is known as one of the six great monasteries of the Gelug school of Tibetan Buddhism in China. It is the birthplace of Tsongkhapa, the founder of the Gelug school. Thanks to its grand and well-preserved scale and convenient transportation, it has become the most concentrated site for visiting Tibetan Buddhist monasteries and a major tourist destination in Qinghai Province. The monastery is famed for its thangka paintings, embroidery art, and butter sculptures.
The National Southwestern Associated University was jointly established by Peking University, Tsinghua University, and Nankai University in Tianjin. The former site of the university marks where the three institutions initially relocated to Hunan and combined to form the Changsha Temporary University, which began classes on November 17, 1937. This date was later designated as the university’s anniversary. As the Japanese invaders advanced...
No. 7 Wharf Creative Park address opposite the West Area dog farm (where is it): No. 7 Wharf Creative Park is located at No. 9 Beihuan Road, Luopu Subdistrict, Panyu District, Guangzhou City
The Duodaka Skull Wall is located in Chaqiu Township, Duolong County, Nagqu City, Tibet Autonomous Region, 370 kilometers from Nagqu. Along the way, there are 13 temples, and on the banks of the Nujiang River lies one of Tibet’s five most famous stupas, the Palha Stupa. It is one of the truly unique human wonders. The Duodaka Skull Wall in Duolong County is made up of nearly 1
Kokang Old Street, the city of Old Street, was originally named "Mashuda" in the Dai language, meaning "the most savage place." It was once a notorious drug-producing area in the Golden Triangle. The local population is about 100,000, with over 80,000 being ethnic Kokang, most of whom are of Chinese descent. The Chinese yuan is used as currency, Chinese communication networks are in place, and it is geographically close to Xinxian County of Zhenkang County, Lincang City, Yunnan Province.
Yunxian Revolutionary Martyrs' Monument To commemorate the brave soldiers who sacrificed their lives in the battles against bandits and for grain collection, the Yunxian County People's Government erected a martyrs' monument at the People's Auditorium in December 1950 to honor the glorious deeds of 68 martyrs. In January 1969, the martyrs' monument was relocated to the west bank of the Nan River, between the former county bus fleet and the workers' club.
Known as the "Foremost Mountain in Southern Pudong," Songyin Chan Temple is the largest Buddhist sacred site in Jinshan District, located at No. 1080, Jiufeng Village, Tinglin Town, Jinshan District, Shanghai. Originally built in the 12th year of the Zhi Zheng era during the Yuan Dynasty (1352), it was initially named "Songyin Hermitage" and was established by the monk Master Weian (also known as De Ran Monk). Master Weian
In "Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils," the secret passphrase that Wei Xiaobao and the Tiandihui members often used when meeting up was widely talked about and is arguably the most famous couplet. It goes: