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A short 360° video of the little Buddha Cave near the entrance of the Leshan Scenic Area! =] ????????
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HISTORICAL PLACES OF CHINA IN GOOGLE EARTH PART THREE ( 3/6 )
1. GIANT BUDDHA STATUE,LESHAN 29°32'49.06N 103°46'9.52E
2. FORBIDDEN CITY TWO 39°54'50.48N 116°23'27.58E
3. MAIN HALL OF HUALIN TEMPLE,FUJIAN 26° 6'13.02N 119°17'31.27E
4. ROOF OF FORBIDDEN CITY,BEIJING 39°55'24.34N 116°23'25.67E
5. DANFENG GATE OF DAMING PALACE,XI'AN 34°16'58.27N 108°57'34.32E
6. GREAT CHINA WALL TWO 40°20'53.12N 116° 1'29.20E
7. MILLENNIUM AUSPICIOUS BELL,WUHAN 30°32'48.65N 114°17'52.94E
8. TIANNING TOWER,BEIJING 39°53'37.50N 116°20'23.37E
9. ANCIENT BUILDING,NANJING 32° 4'7.33N 118°45'53.81E
10. CHIGANG PAGODA,GUANGZHOU 23° 6'15.70N 113°19'2.72E
11. FREINDSHIP BUILDING,SHANGHAI 31°13'34.10N 121°26'54.63E
12. HUAI DOOR,SHENYANG 41°47'43.28N 123°26'34.16E
13. THE TIANNING TEMPLE,HENAN 36° 5'53.14N 114°20'37.56E
14. GIANG VO OF YUNNAN MILITARY SCHOOL,YUNNAN
25° 3'3.01N 102°41'56.83E
15. MAY 4TH SQUARE,QINGDAO 36° 3'40.41N 120°22'48.43E
16. GULANGYU ORGAN MUSEUM 24°27'0.67N 118° 3'47.73E
17. BOYA TOWER,BEIJING 39°59'33.49N 116°18'20.93E
18. PYRAMIDS IN CHINA 5,6,7&8, XIANYANG 34°22'36.97N 108°41'8.96E
19. THE CIRCULAR MOUND ALTAR,BEIJING 39°52'32.09N 116°24'25.56E
20. THE GATE OF WEST LAKE,HUIZHOU 23° 5'40.47N 114°23'50.66E
21. CONFUCIUS TEMPLE,QUFU,SHANDONG 35°35'47.79N 116°59'4.17E
22. ST.SOPHIA CHURCH,HARBIN 45°46'5.44N 126°37'16.67E
23. PYRAMID IN CHAINA FOUR,XIANYANG 34°22'29.71N 108°41'52.52E
24. MUKDEN PALACE TWO,SHENYANG 41°47'46.28N 123°26'58.23E
25. SMALL WILD GOOSE PAGODA,XI'AN 34°14'26.96N 108°56'14.72E
Buddha Water Fountain Show in China
Water fountain show in China with a big Buddha statue in the middle. When fountain show is on, the lotus flower slowly opens to reveal Buddha turning a full circle. Nice water fountain show/display, a popular tourist area.
Trip on tube : China trip ( 中国 ）Episode 2 - Hangzhou trip ( 杭州 ) [HD]
The most Beautiful lake in China is West Lake (Xi hu) at Hangzhou
after I came to China for studying. now i come back to my home country for uploading my China journey trip. Because in China your can't enter youtube website so I've plan to travel all around China and record footage when school holiday i will come back.
So this first round come back I travel 10 provinces in China such as Hangzhou , Suzhou , Kaifeng , Luoyang , Xi'an , Chengdu , Leshan mount , Emei Mount , Hong kong , Macau.
Let's enjoy my sharing experience trip on this channel
The Beautiful Jiuzaigou Nature Reserve, Sichuan, China
This is a panoramic view of one of the lakes in this most awesome of places. Once again the video was made on a small digital camera, not a video camera so the quality is not the best. But you will get an idea of its immense beauty.
Sihuan_Suining,a city lets your spirit free
To look for Suining at 30 degree north latitude. You can find an old and beautiful legend in the miraculous world. To look for Suining on the map of China. You can find an colorful landscape among the mountains and waters of Ba-Shu region. Suining,a city lets your spirit free.
Tea and Ancient Village Adventure in Jiaguan, Qionglai, Sichuan!
Outside of Chengdu and up in the mountains near Qionglai is the tea trade corridor of Sichuan that's got a history of over 2,000 years. A co-worker and I were invited to take part in a tea festival and tour of the area - free of charge!
While I can't give you a whole history of tea or really answer the question What is Chinese tea like?, this video can at least give you a little look at the spirit of tea and the feeling that surrounds the cultivation of tea throughout China!
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wonderful world - Great Buddha Temple - China’s largest of this variety
Originally dating to 1098 (Western Xia dynasty), this behemoth of a temple contains an astonishing 35m-long sleeping Buddha – China’s largest of this variety – surrounded by mouldering clay arhats (Buddhists who have achieved enlightenment) and Qing-dynasty murals. Until the 1960s, small children would clamber into the huge Buddha and play around inside his tummy.
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Amazing Yibin_official travel introduction video
Yibin is located in the southeast portion of Sichuan at the southern end of the Sichuan Basin, bordering Zhaotong (Yunnan) to the south, Luzhou to the east, Liangshan Yi Autonomous Prefecture and Leshan to the west, and Zigong to the north, and has a total area is 13,283 square kilometres (5,129 sq mi). The city ranges in latitude from 27° 50'−29° 16' N, and in longitude from 103° 36'−105° 20' E, stretching 153 km (95 mi) east-west and 150 km (93 mi) north-south.
There are several hot springs near Yibin, plus many other tourist attractions. Such attractions include the Bamboo Sea in Changning County and the Xingwen Stone Forest. Cuiping mountain in the centre of the city provides wonderful views of Yibin. Yibin is also the confluence of the Min and Jinsha Rivers, which together form the Yangtze River.
The most significant scenic resource is Mountain Park(dashangongyuan,大山公园), which stretches for hundreds of kilometers.
Chinese Natural Beauty: Jiuzhaigou Part 2 (CC)
We visit Jiuzhaigou Valley, a UNESCO World Heritage Natural Site, one of the most beautiful places I've ever seen: gorgeous waterfalls, peaceful forests, crystal-clear water. There was just one problem...
TOURISTS.
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The Backdrop: We spent May-July in China (eight weeks in total). For the first month, I co-led a study abroad trip that brought sixteen college students to the Nanjing University of Science and Technology to study beginning Chinese. I also co-taught a Travel Writing class. As part of that trip, we went to Beijing, Nanjing, Suzhou, Shanghai, Yellow Mountain, and Slender West Lake. Once the students left for home, my husband Jesse and I traveled around China for a few more weeks. Our travels brought us to Xi'An, Chengdu, Leshan, Jiuzhaigou, Yangshuo, and Hong Kong. It was a life-changing adventure!
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Flaming Mountains, Turpan, China 71E3E84B 3073 4411 98CC AECFCC782D6B
The Flaming Mountains are hot. In the summer, the ground surface temperature can reach 80 degrees Celsius or 175 degrees Farhenheit. In the summer, the waves of desert heat and mirages dance on the red ridge that is furrowed by parallel gullies. So it does look like a wall of flames especially in the afternoons in a red sky.
There is a Flaming Mountain museum with a big thermometer, and a lot of Chinese tour groups go there. There are camel rides and kids excited about the Journey to the West and the characters like the Monkey King.
Trip to Kangding & Moxi town, Sichuan, China. April 2019
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One Who Moves Mountains...
...Begins by carrying small stones - Confucius
Be reminded of the importance nature serves to our Ch'i/psyche and reflecting on the parts between the bottom and the top of mountains.
Field testing the Canon C200 in the Ogwen Valley and Snowdonia National Park in Wales.
Garlic Pork (& Science City!?) // Chengdu: City of Gastronomy 38
I’m exploring Chengdu’s Science City and eating suan ni bai rou aka Sichuan garlic pork slices. Suanni Bai Rou is pork leg simmered for hours and then carefully sliced and covered in chili oil and fresh garlic. It’s made from the same cut that ham is traditionally made from, so it’s pretty much un-smoked ham. The sauce’s flavors - spicy chili oil, soy sauce, and raw garlic - make it a somewhat unusual Sichuan dish, as it doesn’t contain any numbing peppercorn. Each slice of pork should have a nice hunk of lean meat, a layer of fat, and a small layer of skin. The combination of these layers makes the meat more flavourful, more tender, and adds variety in the texture. I also ordered a plate of tudou si, or potato shreds. This dish can be found in most Sichuan restaurants. It's simply small shreds of potato fried up in a wok for a bit with oil, and a splash of vinegar. the potato is less cooked than most western potato dishes, so there's a bit of crunch and a bit of raw taste. It was the perfect accompaniment to the pork.
Along with this meal, I visit Science City - an area south of Chengdu that’s being developed as an Eco-friendly commercial, retail, residential, and lifestyle hub. It’s being built around Xinglong Lake, a 3 square kilometer man-made lake that has been stocked with wildlife and surrounded with greenery. It really is a beautiful lake, and it can be seen from almost anywhere in Science City. It's also been setup to help cool down the surrounding buildings, filter the water, and prevent flooding. Science City is attracting many businesses. They're offering incentives for technological and science oriented businesses and facilities. Nokia has moved their global research and development there. You'll also find institutes dedicated to rail transport, aero and space engineering, dark matter research, renewable energy, laser research, and more. Science City is a perfect mix of technology and nature.
To visit it, take Metro Line 1 to the 2nd last stop: Xinglong Lake - Xīnglóng hú - 兴隆湖
Yes, the next stop is called Science City (Kēxué chéng - 科学城 ) - you can also get off there - but the majority of businesses and the large lake promenade is closer to the Xinglong Lake stop.
The lake has a path that goes completely around it. I think it's about 8 km around.
WHERE TO GET SICHUAN GARLIC PORK IN CHENGDU
Name: 渝九香川菜馆 - Yú jiǔ xiāngchuān càiguǎn
Address: 兴蓉东巷4号(地铁3号线衣冠庙站A出口直走100米兴蓉东巷右侧50米) - Xìng róng dōng xiàng 4 hào - #4 Xingrong East Lane
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Take Metro Line 3 to Yiguanmiao Station - Exit A. Go straight 100 meters and Xingrong East Lane is 50 meters to the right. #4 Xingrong East Lane
Other dishes to try there:
洋芋四季豆 - potatoes and green beans
苹果玉米烙 - sweet sugared corn
青椒土豆丝 - tudou si
百合蒸南瓜 - steamed pumpkin
In this series, I am eating my way through a deck of cards. I bought a deck of food themed playing cards that feature a different Sichuan dish on every card. Every week I'll shuffle the deck and pick one random card to hunt down and sample. Chengdu was the first Asian city to be named a UNESCO City of Gastronomy. It's full of incredible food - a lot of which you probably don't know about.
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2018 China: Pingyao Shuanglin Temple
Located in the Qiaotou Village about six kilometers (four miles) to Pingyao Ancient City, the Shuanglin Temple is reputed to be the 'ancient painted sculptures museum'. It houses more than 2,000 colorful sculptures reflecting the exquisite skills of the artisans of the Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties. In 1997, it was included in the World Heritage List by UNESCO as an important cultural site of Ping Yao City in 1997.
Originally, Shuanglin Temple was called the Zhongdu Temple but it was renamed Shuanglin during the Song Dynasty (960-1127). In Chinese, Shuang means two or double, and Lin, forest. The temple got its name from a Buddhist story. According to the Buddhist sutra, Sakyamuni who was the founder of Buddhism, entered nirvana under two trees; Hence, its name Shuanglin.
Reconstructed in 571, the Shuanglin Temple has a history of about 1,400 years. It consists of ten large and small halls, and the sutra chanting hall and the monks' rooms. The ten halls include the Heavenly Kings' Hall, the Arhats' Hall, the Mahavira Hall (Da Xiong Bao Dian), and the One-Thousand Buddha Hall, the Sakyamuni Hall, the Bodhisattva Hall, the Ti-tsang Bodhisattva Hall, the Guan Yu's Hall and two other halls. Guan Yu was a famous general of Shu during the Period of Three Kingdoms. Later, he would be worshipped as a god.
China Today 1990 - part 8 Hangzhou.
Part 8 of China Today 1990 centres on the beautiful Yangtze delta city of Hangzhou with it's world-famous West Lake and it's superb gardens. Includes a fascinating overnight train ride to get there and a great meeting with some gregarious Chinese travellers enroute. A boat ride on West Lake then reveals it's amazing beauty and it's secrets and the inspiring history of delightful Hangzhou, then a visit to a tea plantation and to superb Chinese opera in the park and to a wonderful mechanised silk weaving and printing factory, before we embark on a truly delightful train ride to astonishing Shanghai, which we see in detail in the next segment of this nine part journey through a rapidly emerging China in 1990. Magnificent viewing of a very complex, exciting and most interesting lifestyle along the Yanggtze delta!! Enjoy memorable images of a fast changing China!
My Trip to China #1: AN EVENING IN YANGZHOU
While strolling around the small, but beautiful city of Yangzhou in the evening, we met some local people doing their exercises near the city center.
By the way, Yangzhou is pronounced yahng jo.
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The Leprosy Project - Sichuan, China
For more than 40 years in China, people with leprosy were segregated into specific Leprosy Rehabilitation Villages. In Liangshan Yi Autonomous Prefecture in Southern Sichuan, with a population of 4 million, there are nineteen such villages. . Each year, there are still about 120 new leprosy cases in Liangshan, and early detection remains a problem. For the past 20 years, effective multi-drug therapy for new cases of leprosy has been provided free by the World Health Organisation (WHO) through the Centre for Disease Control and Prevention(CDC), but the long-term rehabilitation of sufferers, often with gross disabilities, has been largely neglected.
The Leprosy Project (the Project) began in 1996 when members of Rotary Clubs in Hong Kong began giving financial support to a church affiliated programme that worked with leprosy sufferers in Liangshan where the predominant population are members of the Yi Minority Culture. In 2003, the Rotary Club of Hong Kong South expanded its involvement by funding and providing medical and rehabilitation services to two villages. The Project has since grown and now serves and manages nine villages and 1,400 villagers, of which 350 are people affected by leprosy (PAL). Throughout we have worked with other NGOs in China such as Handa, a principal leprosy rehabilitation organisation based in Guangzhou.
The Project has twelve full-time staff in Xichang and an annual budget of RMB 2.5 million. Donations have been received in the past from the Kadoorie Charitable Foundation, and various organisations and foundations, such as St. Stephen's Chapel in Stanley, HSBC Trustees Limited, many Rotary Clubs and Rotarians in Hong Kong and globally.
The current phase of the project which started in April 2011 and runs to March 2014 is again expanding the scope of the project to include maintenance of the disabled in a mountainous setting with as much self care as possible. The programme will also include training in sustainable community development with agricultural assistance and micro finance loans. The aim is to make the villages as medically and economically self sufficient as possible.
The CDC in Liangshan has requested that the programme expand its services to ten more villages, which will be considered if funding can be secured.
All expenditures are monitored by the Hong Kong office to ensure 100% accountability for the funds raised and to oversee that milestones are achieved. The CEO works closely with the project teams, consultants and directors to keep the Project on track. The directors, as well as key donors, also make regular visits.