The new building of Guangzhou Library is one of the key municipal construction projects and cultural benefit initiatives in Guangzhou. Its planning began in 2004, groundbreaking in 2006, trial opening on December 28, 2012, and full operation from June 23, 2013. Located in the new urban center of Guangzhou — the Flower City Square, known as the "city's living room"...
Tianhe East Station Greening Square is located on Guangzhou’s new urban axis, covering an area of 47,000 square meters. Construction began in mid-September 1998, and it was officially completed and put into use on July 1, 1999. The central green space of the square spans 26,000 square meters, with 18,315 square meters planted with Manila grass, including 6,000…
Teemall is located in the center of Tianhe District, Guangzhou, adjacent to Tianhe Sports Center and Guangzhou Book Centre. It is a large-scale urban complex integrating a shopping mall, hotel, and office buildings, with a total construction area of 336,900 m². The first phase of the project includes the shopping mall and all basement levels, covering a total of 174,000 m²…
Dongfeng Park is located on the west side of North Guangzhou Avenue, covering an area of 4.2 hectares, including 3 hectares of lawn and green space. It is a free-entry park featuring subtropical scenery and boasts a beautiful environment. The main gate square features an attractively designed fountain, complemented by a vast expanse of lawn, palm trees of varying heights, and lush trees and flowers with Lingnan...
The park is located in Jishan Village, Dongpu Town, Tianhe District, covering an area of approximately 280,000 square meters. It is dominated by olive trees. In 1997, the construction plan for the park was completed, and an initial investment of 3 million yuan was made to begin the first phase of development. The park opened to the public in 1998. It is another natural ecological park in Tianhe District's villages and towns, following Yangtao Park...
The site of the former Dongping Commune is located in Yantang, Shahe Town. Constructed in the 23rd year of the Daoguang reign (1843) and renovated in the final years of the Guangxu reign (1908), it is an important historical site from the First Opium War period. In the 21st year of the Daoguang reign (May 1841), people from various villages near Sanyuanli fiercely resisted British invaders in Niulangang and surrounding areas north of Guangzhou City...
The Monument to Feng Ru's Plane Crash Site is located at Huashengliao, Shahe, Tianhe District. Feng Ru, a pioneer of aviation in China, successfully developed aircraft in the United States. To "strengthen the nation’s prestige and reclaim economic rights," he returned to China to establish the aviation industry. On August 25, 1912, while performing a flight demonstration at Yantang, Guangzhou, he unfortunately died in a crash. At that time, Sun Yat-sen, the provisional president of the Republic of China...
The Shi Renlong Reservoir Monument, located by the Shi Renlong Reservoir in She Society Park on Heguang Road, Tangxia Subdistrict, Tianhe District – that is, in She Society Park of Tangxia Village – is currently the only known stone inscription in Guangzhou related to the connection between the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration (UNRRA) and the city. The inscription records that in 1946, after World War II, the UNRRA sent personnel to assist Tangxia Village in constructing...
The CTF Finance Centre in Guangzhou (planning name: Canton East Tower), directly invested by Hong Kong’s Chow Tai Fook Group, cost over 10 billion RMB. It will integrate a super five-star hotel and dining, serviced apartments, Grade A...
The Guangzhou Opera House is located at No. 1 Zhujiang West Road, Zhujiang New Town, Tianhe District. It is one of the iconic buildings along Guangzhou’s new central axis, neighboring China’s emerging financial center and CBD headquarters base. Designed by Zaha...
Guangzhou Longyandong Forest Park is located in the northeastern part of Tianhe District, Guangzhou, on the western mountain slope of Longdong Village, bordering Shanjian in Baiyun District to the northwest. The park lies on the southern edge of the Tropic of Cancer and features a subtropical marine monsoon climate. Unlike other parks, Longyandong Forest Park is a free mountain forest park. There are three reservoirs within the park,…
Haixinsha is located at the confluence of the Pearl River and the new central axis (latitude 23.1, longitude 113.3). Against the backdrop of the bustling city center, it rises dramatically between white clouds and shimmering waters. As the venue for the opening and closing ceremonies of the 16th Asian Games, it captured the world’s attention. Covering an area of approximately 170,000 square meters, …
Redtory, a creative art district in Guangzhou, was once an abandoned canned food processing factory. Now, some wealthy, time-rich, and art-minded individuals are planning to transform it into the “Left Bank of the Pearl River”! Its emergence has quickly earned it the nickname “Guangzhou’s 798” from enthusiastic observers. Redtory, the former...
Grandview Mall, located at No. 228 Tianhe Road in Guangzhou, the most bustling commercial hub in southern China, features a shopping center spanning 300,000 square meters across seven floors above ground and two and a half floors underground. The west tower is a 48-story ultra five-star hotel, while the east tower is a 25-story premium-grade office building. Grandview Mall spans the new urban central axis...
The Guangzhou International Finance Center (West Tower) is located in the core financial and business district of Zhujiang New Town. It integrates office spaces, a hotel, and leisure and entertainment facilities, situated along the city’s new central axis. The project faces Zhujiang Avenue to the east, Huaxia Road to the west, Huajiu Road to the south, and Huacheng Avenue to the north. It is surrounded by five-star hotels and high-end office buildings, and together with the Guangdong Museum, Guangzhou Opera House, Guangzhou Library, and Guangzhou No. 2 Children's Palace, it forms the five iconic landmarks of Zhujiang New Town.
Jinan University (JNU), located in Guangzhou, Guangdong Province, is China’s first higher education institution for overseas Chinese established by the state. It is a central government-administered university directly under the leadership of the State Council Overseas Chinese Affairs Office, and is hailed as “China’s premier university for overseas Chinese.” The university is...
Among the many bridges spanning the Pearl River in Guangzhou, Liede Bridge is one of them. Its single-tower self-anchored structure gives it the appearance of a semi-circular mountain peak when viewed from afar, with strong suspension cables securely holding it in place. Visitors can freely enjoy the beautiful views of the Pearl River on both sides of the pedestrian walkways, and the night view of Liede Bridge is even more captivating...
The history of South China Agricultural University can be traced back to the establishment of the Guangdong Provincial Agricultural Experiment Station and its affiliated Agricultural Training Institute in 1909. In 1952, it was formed through the merger of the College of Agriculture at Sun Yat-sen University, the College of Agriculture at Lingnan University, as well as parts of the Department of Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Medicine and the Department of Plant Pathology and Entomology from the College of Agriculture at Guangxi University, and was named South China Agricultural College under the administration of the Ministry of Agriculture...
Known as the "urban living room" of Guangzhou, Flower City Square is the largest square in the city. It was fully opened to the public on October 25, 2010. Located at the core node of the new central axis of Guangzhou — Zhujiang New Town — the square stretches from Xiancun Road in the east to Huaxia Road in the west, borders Huangpu Avenue to the north, and faces Haixinsha Island to the south. Flower City Square is...
The Guangzhou Galaxy Martyrs' Cemetery (also known as the Galaxy Revolutionary Cemetery) was established in 1956. Located at the exit of the Guangzhou–Shanwei Highway in the eastern part of Guangzhou, it covers an area of 205,000 square meters. The cemetery is divided into two sections: the martyrs’ tomb area and the columbarium. The martyrs’ tomb area houses the graves of 318 martyrs who sacrificed their lives during various revolutionary periods in China’s history, including...