Around China trip

With Wei's Travel ... 00:00 Tour Highlights 行程精华 01:16 Main Entrance 乐园正门 04:11 Boonie Cubs World 熊熊乐园 06:55 Bear Bay Light Show 熊湾光影秀 19:08 Bear Bay Cinema 熊湾影院 21:48 Youth Basketball Show 青春篮球特技秀 25:15 Bear Bay Boulevard 熊湾大道 27:42 Boonie Bears Flagship Store 熊出没旗舰店 29:52 Bear Bay Shopping Street 欢乐港湾商店街 34:29 Water Park 水上乐园 42:35 Bears Bay Hotel 熊湾乐园大酒店 46:00 Southwest Entrance 乐园西南入口 51:07 Paradise Summer Market 乐园夏日集市 55:36 Bear Bay Food Street 港湾美食街区 01:00:16 Bear Bay Lakeside 熊湾湖畔 01:07:33 Entertainment Project Area 熊湾娱乐项目区 01:12:23 Back to Earth 4D Movie 重返地球4D电影 01:17:49 Rainbow Promenade 彩虹长廊 01:20:12 Wobbly Chairs 欢乐跳跳 01:23:43 Sky Eye~Ferris Wheel 天空之眼~摩天轮餐厅 China Fantawild Tourism Resort owns dozens of Fantawild Parks and is the largest chain of theme parks in China. Fantawild's theme park brand is built with completely independent intellectual property rights by the Chinese and is the leading large-scale high-tech fourth largest in China. Fantawild is a modern theme park distributed in major cities in China. Fantawild combines entertainment elements with traditional Chinese cultural symbols and integrates top entertainment technology. Tens of millions of tourists come here every year. The total passenger flow of Fantawild has been Ranking second in the world, it has become Disneyland’s strongest competitor in China and is known as the Dreamland of the East! Ningbo Boonie Bear Bay Paradise, newly built by China Fantawild Resort, has a total investment of RMB 1 billion. It is a unique fully open ticket-free park in China. Entry to the park is completely free, except for paid entertainment projects. , other park performances can be watched for free, thus attracting a large number of tourists to experience it! Bear Bay Park consists of three major parts: the open theme district, Bear Bay Water Park, and Bear Bay Hotel. When fully put into use, there will be more than 20 indoor and outdoor special amusement projects and nearly 100 leisure landscapes, flavored restaurants and Specialty shops are open to welcome customers.

With Nayomique ... With Joel Friend ...

NingXia province lies in northern China. With CGTN Travelogue ...

GuangDong province.

At the foot of the awesome SiMaTai section of the Great Wall of China. A family trip in autumn. With TimGloAdventures ... Bonus films - JinShanLing Great Wall ... The Forbidden City, JingShan Park and MuTianYu Great Wall ...

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Huangshan, also known as the Yellow Mountains, is a renowned mountain range in southern Anhui Province. Famous for its stunning granite peaks, ancient pine trees, hot springs, and the mystical sea of clouds, Huangshan is a UNESCO World Heritage site and a popular destination for tourists and photographers. This guide provides an in-depth look at the best attractions, activities, and tips for visiting Huangshan. Top Attractions The Five Peaks of Huangshan Huangshan features several notable peaks, each offering unique scenery and experiences: Lotus Peak (Lianhua Peak): The highest peak at 1,864 meters, providing panoramic views and a challenging climb. Bright Summit (Guangming Ding): Known for its breathtaking sunrise and sunset views. Celestial Capital Peak (Tiandu Peak): Famous for its steep, narrow paths and stunning vistas. Purple Cloud Peak (Ziyun Peak): Offers a unique perspective of the mountain range. Beginning-to-Believe Peak (Shixin Peak): Known for its dense pine trees and excellent viewpoints. Sea of Clouds The Sea of Clouds is one of Huangshan's most spectacular phenomena. This natural wonder occurs when fog envelops the valleys and lower peaks, leaving the higher peaks to appear as islands floating in a white sea. Hot Springs The hot springs at the foot of Huangshan are famous for their therapeutic properties. The springs have been a popular attraction for centuries and provide a relaxing way to unwind after a day of hiking. Pine Trees The ancient pine trees of Huangshan are known for their unique shapes and resilience, often growing out of rocky crevices. The most famous of these is the Greeting Pine (Ying Ke Song), which appears to welcome visitors with its outstretched branches. Flying-Over Rock This balanced rock is perched precariously on a narrow ledge and is a popular spot for photography. The rock appears to defy gravity and offers incredible views of the surrounding peaks. Geology of Huangshan Huangshan's distinctive landscape is primarily composed of granite, which has been shaped by millions of years of geological activity. The mountain's sharp peaks, deep valleys, and unique rock formations are the result of tectonic uplift and erosion. The granite's resistance to weathering has created the dramatic, jagged peaks that characterize the region. Touring Huangshan Planning Your Visit A visit to Huangshan typically takes two to three days to fully appreciate the main highlights. Here is a suggested itinerary: Day 1: Arriving and Initial Exploration Morning: Arrive at Huangshan and take the Yungu Cable Car to the top. Check into a mountain hotel to drop off your luggage. Afternoon: Explore the Beginning-to-Believe Peak and enjoy the stunning views and unique pine trees. Evening: Watch the sunset from Bright Summit. Day 2: Main Peaks and Scenic Areas Early Morning: Wake up early to catch the sunrise from Bright Summit. Mid-Morning: Hike to Lotus Peak, the highest peak, for panoramic views. Afternoon: Visit Flying-Over Rock and take in the stunning views of the sea of clouds if conditions are right. Evening: Relax at the mountain hotel or explore more of the scenic spots at a leisurely pace. Day 3: Descending and Hot Springs Morning: Take the Yungu Cable Car down to the base of the mountain. Mid-Morning: Visit the hot springs at the base of the mountain for a relaxing soak. Afternoon: Explore the nearby ancient villages such as Hongcun or Xidi before departing. Activities and Experiences Hiking Huangshan offers a variety of hiking trails ranging from easy walks to challenging climbs. The trails are well-marked and offer breathtaking views at every turn. Popular routes include the circular path that covers the major peaks and the hike from the base to the summit. Photography The dramatic landscapes of Huangshan provide endless opportunities for photography. Key spots include the Sea of Clouds, the unique pine trees, and the panoramic views from the peaks. Local Cuisine After a day of hiking, enjoy local Anhui cuisine, known for its use of fresh ingredients and rich flavors. Specialties include stinky tofu, mandarin fish, and bamboo shoots. There are several restaurants and food stalls at the base of the mountain and near the cable car stations. Travel Tips Best Time to Visit The best times to visit Huangshan are spring (April to June) and autumn (September to November) when the weather is mild and the scenery is at its most vibrant. Summer can be hot and crowded, while winter offers fewer tourists and the chance to see the mountains covered in snow. Getting There Huangshan is accessible by train, bus, and air. The nearest city is Huangshan City (Tunxi), from where you can take a bus or taxi to the mountain. Huangshan Tunxi International Airport has flights from major Chinese cities, and the Huangshan North Railway Station is connected to the high-speed rail network. Accommodation Accommodation options range from budget hostels to mid-range hotels in Huangshan City and near the mountain. For a unique experience, consider staying overnight on the mountain in a guesthouse or hotel, which allows you to catch the sunrise and sunset from the peaks. Tickets and Passes Purchase entrance tickets at the mountain's gates. There are separate tickets for the cable cars and hot springs. Consider buying a multi-day pass if you plan to explore all the main peaks and scenic areas. Guides and Tours Hiring a local guide can enhance your experience by providing insights into the mountain's history, culture, and geology. Many tour operators offer packages that include transportation, tickets, and guided tours.

AnHui, 安徽, lies in East China, just to the west of JiangSu province and ShangHai, and noted for its cuisine and materials related to calligraphy (paper and inkstone). Tourist destinations include HuangShan mountain, HongCun and XiDi ancient villages, Chao Lake, TaiJi Cave, ZhenFeng Pagoda and ZuiWeng Pavilion.

In China, the people are family. In the West, the people are merely livestock. As simple as that. As profound as that. Competence and success is the real 'threat'. The old colonial powers are less than 10% of the world's population, yet still clamber to be its master, putting everyone else down, by economic and political sabotage, subversion, proxy wars, etc. 100 years of great shame. If democracy means anything real, the majority of the world must be allowed to have its say, be allowed to grow, be allowed to be. The US imperialist hegemony empire doesn't have 'allies', only slaves, and sees the rest of the world as its plantation. The sheep (Ukraine, Australia, UK, Europe, Taiwan, Japan, S. Korea..) are encouraged to worry about wolves all their lives, but in the end are eaten up by the shepherd. Don't these countries realise that they are possessed, militarily and psychologically. From 2013 (and still true today) ... Bonus film - with Jeffrey Sachs ... With Garland Nixon ...