Chongqing Wujiang Corridor

　　    Introduction      The tourism resources of the Wujiang River are rich and diverse. The thousand-mile Wujiang River forms a picturesque corridor. With its overlapping mountains and breathtaking scenery, it combines grandeur, wonder, danger, beauty, and serenity all in one river, earning high praise. The people along the Wujiang River are simple and kind, with unique local customs; the locals are warm and hospitable, exuding great charm. The Tang Dynasty poet Meng Jiao praised the Wujiang River, saying: “It has long been said that half of the world’s mountains lie green in Guizhou; it is also heard that half of the world’s springs sing in Guizhou; with thousands of winding waters, there walks the noble man.” The great poet Bai Juyi, upon seeing the azure waters of the Wujiang River, was moved to write the beautiful lines: “The river winds thrice in sorrowful curves, dividing the hearts of those apart in the rain; after the rain, the skies merge with endless blue, come autumn, the waters turn crystal clear.” The Qing Dynasty poet Weng Ruomei visited the Wujiang River many times and was never tired of its scenery, marveling at its splendor. Thus, in his poem “Traveling by Boat on the Fu River to Wulong,” he wrote the line: “Among all the wonders of Sichuan’s landscape, this place stands above the rest.”

　　    The boundless beauty is enough to intoxicate, and the picturesque rivers and mountains await your visit. The people of all ethnic groups along the Wujiang River have always been warm and welcoming, inviting guests from all over the world to make the wise choice to explore this magnificent river, to witness the stunning scenery of this untouched river in the Three Gorges Reservoir area, and to experience the enchanting charm of the Wujiang people.

　　     Fuling District, Chongqing