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Grand Canal
The Grand Canal, excavated during different periods in ancient China, still runs from Hangzhou in the south to Beijing in the north, stretching for over 3,000 kilometres (km) and linking dozens of cities. The culture nurtured by the canal’s rich history has not only witnessed the struggle and prosperity of the Chinese nation, but has also become a living relic in the history of human civilisation. Today, the canal is considered a flowing cultural monument.
2023-09-22
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Great Wall
For 2,000 years, its glory has never faded, and the wall remains a spiritual
symbol of the Chinese nation.
2023-09-12
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A Bookstore Overlooking a Botanical Garden
When spring breezes blow over rolling mountains, trees bloom and birds
fly across the sky. In Beijing, spring is clearly distinguished from winter. Over-
night, trees turn green, flowers bloom and wild ducks appear again on the surfaces of the city’s lakes. These scenes herald the arrival of spring in the capital.
2023-09-12
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Astonishing Furniture
Traditional Chinese furniture has a rich and storied history. Serving as a tangible representation
of various eras, it not only reflects the rigid social hierarchy but also offers a glimpse into the vibrant lives of those who came before us. Today, historical objects such as furniture allow us to perceive the profound spiritual culture and experience the lifestyles of bygone times.
2023-09-22
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Glamour of Museums
Beijing has long been known as a capital of museums. With 3,000 years of history as a city and over 800 years of history as a capital, the city itself is like an unparalleled museum. Home to more than 200 museums, Beijing is one of the cities with the most museums worldwide.
2023-09-22
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