Tomb of Zhao Ding’s Official Attire The Tomb of Zhao Ding’s Official Attire is an important cultural relic and historic site in Hainan, dating back to the Song Dynasty. It is located on the northern slope of Jiucun Village, Changcheng Township, Changjiang County...
The Former Site of the Command Post of the Hou Tian Uprising – Huoxing Ancestral Hall is a provincial-level cultural heritage site, located in Hou Tian Village, Dongxiao, covering an area of 500 square meters. 1…
Cherif is located in northern Algeria, west of Algiers. Its name comes from Algeria’s longest river, and it is the...
Wanyuan City was an important area of the Sichuan-Shaanxi Soviet during the Second Revolutionary Civil War and is known as the “Red Wanyuan.” In December 1932…
Hamilton is located in the northern part of New Zealand’s North Island. It is the country’s fourth-largest city and also the largest inland city in New Zealand. The Waikato River, the longest and second-most voluminous river in New Zealand, flows through Hamilton. Surrounded by some of the country’s most fertile land, it is known as the “Dairy Capital of the World.”
The Deng Zihui Memorial Hall officially opened to the public on December 20, 2013. Covering an area of over 3,000 square meters, the memorial hall is divided into…
The capital of Algeria, Algiers, is located in the northern part of the country, nestled at the northern foot of the majestic Tell Atlas Mountains and situated between the two bays of Houara (or El-Houaria) and Bouzaréah, which resemble a vast amphitheater. It stretches along the western shore of the Algiers Bay of the Mediterranean Sea for 16 kilometers, with the urban area spanning a total of 75 kilometers. Most of the city's streets and buildings are constructed on hillsides, undulating gracefully like a shining pearl on the southern coast of the Mediterranean. Algiers lies between two bays on the southern edge of the Mediterranean, extending approximately 20 kilometers along the Algiers Bay, taking the shape of a hemispherical theater. The city is built on rolling hillsides, with buildings stacked layer upon layer and streets twisting and turning. From luxurious mansions on the Mediterranean beaches and villas nestled within lush greenery, to towering minarets and densely packed residential homes carved into the hillside—all with whitewashed walls often shrouded in the light mist of the Mediterranean—the scenery is breathtaking. It’s no wonder that Algiers is known as the "White City."
Heibaoshan Forest Park is located in the central-southern part of Wanyuan City. The forest farm was established in 1958, and the total area of the forest park is 39,843…
Stone Incense BurnerThe stone incense burner is located at the top of a small hill on the southern side of Chitang Village, about 4 kilometers from the Mangnuo Township government. The stone incense burner is 80 cm tall and 60 cm in diameter…
Tauranga is located in the northwest corner of New Zealand's Bay of Plenty region and serves as the commercial hub of the area. It is New Zealand's largest timber and pulp export port...
Shennong Shrine is located in the ancient tea valley at the foot of the wild ancient tea tree area covering tens of thousands of acres on the Mengku Snow Mountain, along the upper reaches of the Nanmeng River in the northern part of Mengku Town, Shuangjiang Autonomous County.
The Ancient Tea and Salt Road was a major transportation route in the history of Wanyuan. The ancient thoroughfare centered around Wanyuan County extended east to Chengkou, Xuanhan, and down to Kaixian...
Palmerston North, abbreviated as "Palmy", is located in the southern part of New Zealand's North Island and is a medium-sized city in the Manawatu-Wanganui region. The...
The Dongxiao Revolutionary Martyrs Monument was established in 1993 to commemorate the 65th anniversary of the Hou Tian Uprising and the 55th anniversary of the northward march of the New Fourth Army’s Second Detachment for the War of Resistance against Japan...
Nelson is located on the eastern side of Tasman Bay and serves as the economic and cultural hub of the Nelson region. Established in 1841, it is the second oldest immigrant-settled city in New Zealand and also the oldest city on the South Island. The city is named after Vice Admiral Horatio Nelson, who defeated the French and Spanish fleets at the Battle of Trafalgar.
Dalangba Forest Eco-Tourism Area The Dalangba Forest Eco-Tourism Resort fully integrates the region’s rich and unique natural and cultural tourism resources, …
The Longyan Overseas Chinese History Museum opened on November 14, 2010. It is a comprehensive institution dedicated to the collection, exhibition, research, and exchange of the history and culture of Longyan's overseas Chinese…
New Plymouth is located on the west coast of New Zealand’s North Island. It is the capital of the Taranaki Region and the only port city on the west coast, as well as…
Shuangjiang Ancient Town The ancient town features large historical residences such as the "Yuwang Palace," "Qing Dynasty Residences," "Xinglong Street Courtyard," "Yuantaihe Courtyard," "Post Office Courtyard" (i.e., the former residence of Yang?), "Changtan Four-Knows Hall," and "Huimin Palace," among over 20 large ancient houses with grand scale and distinctive Qing Dynasty architectural styles. Experts have praised it as a "rare cluster of Qing Dynasty residential buildings." Along the approximately 700-meter-long "Qing Dynasty Street," buildings are staggered and courtyards are deep, exuding an antique charm. Especially notable is the "Yang Family Residence" (a Chongqing municipal-level key cultural relics protection unit), which includes the birthplace of the former PRC President—“Changtan Four-Knows Hall” and “Yuwang Palace”—standing out uniquely among the many ancient houses.
The Zhuguan Ancient Village scenic area is located at the southern foot of Meihua Mountain, a national A-level nature reserve, nestled in a hilly basin in Wan'an Town, Xinluo. It is a...