Baiyun Mountain, also known as White Cloud Mountain, is a group of peaks located in the north of Guangzhou. Moxing Summit is the highest peak of this cluster.
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Established in 1998, Happy Valley is a modern theme park with 9 themed sections and over 100 amusement rides located in Nanshan District of Shenzhen, China.
Chung Ying Street, also known as Zhong Ying Jie, is a street within a small border of Hong Kong and Shenzhen. The street is a shopping and sightseeing pole.
Peking Opera, aka the Beijing Opera, is a 200-years old show originated from the southern Anhui and eastern Hubei, which uses speech, song, dance, and combat.
The Yungang Grottoes Site is one of the three top cave clusters in China constructed in the Wei Kingdom era and inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List.
Constructed in 2007, National Centre for the Performing Arts is the complex of a grand opera house, concert hall, and theater located in the heart of Beijing.
Nanjing Road is the longest pedestrian shopping district in the world located in the center of Shanghai. The street hosts over 1 million visitors each day.
Yuntai Garden is a large western-style park with stunning collections of colorful flowers located at the Baiyun Mountain northern entry in Guangzhou, China.
The Oriental Pearl Tower is the 6th TV tower of the world functioning as a tourist attraction and a broadcasting tower located in Shanghai, China
Yu Garden (aka the Yuyuan Garden) is the most famous garden in southeast China with over 400 years of history in Shanghai.