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Guangzhou Travel Guide - China Exceptional Guide
Guangzhou Travel Guide - China Exceptional Guide
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Guangzhou or Canton (广州) , the capital of Guangdong Province, is the third largest city in China after Beijing and Shanghai with a population of more than 12 million. Founded in 214 BC, the city has been a springboard for trading, cultural exchanges, many revolutions and reforms, making it an unavoidable stopover to understand what shapes the modern China.
Guangzhou's isolation from the rest of 'typical China' by mountainous topography and early exposure to the outside world has resulted in its unique way of lifestyle, liberal ideas, distinctive cuisine and tremendous wealth. It is no surprise that Guangzhou is a cradle of many reforms and revolutions that changed the fate of China forever. Today Guangzhou still unveils many republic-era sights that help travelers understand modern Chinese history.
Founded in 214 BC, this capital of the richest province is always a mix of new and old. It not only boasts some of the oldest temples in China, a millenarian-old park, an imperial tomb of a southern kingdom and complete preservation of colonial villas and church on Shamian, but it also serves as a showcase of futuristic architectures and autopilot metro on Zhujiang New Town.
Despite its vibrant sight-seeing resources, travelers usually come to Guangzhou to shop and eat. Guangzhou accommodates countless huge markets specializing in almost any made-in-china products, including Chinese tea, herbs, garments, watches, electronics and toys. You will be appalled to see the real prices of those China-made products and the profit your local shops earn by selling them.
Guangzhou is divided into ten districts. Among them, Yuexiu and Liwan, the cradle for the Cantonese culture, has been the city center since the imperial era. Tianhe, which was a farming village decades ago, has been constructed into a new business center with some biggest shopping malls and highest skyscrapers in the city.
For travelers, the most useful road is Zhongshan Road, a 9 KM long highway horizontally cutting through the downtown of Guangzhou. The highway is divided into 8 sections. From Zhongshan 6 Road (中山六路）to Zhongshan 8 Road (中山八路) it covers around 80% tourist attractions and all famous restaurants. This area is well connected by Metro Line 1 from Changshou Lu (長壽路), Chen Clan Academy (陈家祠), Ximenkou(西门口） to Gongyuanqian (公园前)
Yuexiu (越秀 Yuèxiù) — The Zhongshan 6 Road area, which covers the original area of Yuexiu before its expansion in the 2005, has been the very core since 214 AD. Highlights include Yuexiu Park, Guangzhou Museum located at Zhanhai Tower, Orchid Garden, Mausoleum of Nanyue King, Guangxiao Temple, Temple of Six Banyan Trees, Huangsheng Mosque, Beijing Lu Shopping District, Sun Yat-Sen Memorial Hall, Temple of Five Rams, Shishi Cathedral.
Liwan (荔湾 Lìwān) — On the north of the pearl river makes up the old Guangzhou area and home to the standard Cantonese accent (Xiguan Accent, literally West Gate Accent). Tourist highlights include the colonial Shamian Island, Xiguan Old Houses, Xiangxiajiu shopping Street, Liziwan Lake Park and Chen's Clan Academy.
Tianhe (天河 Tiānhé) is the business district, thriving with many skyscrapers and shopping malls. The newly developed Zhujiang New Town (珠江新城) is a showcase of futuristic urban planning and avant-garde architecture.
Haizhu (海珠'Hǎizhū') — At the south of the Pearl River, the former industrial district has transformed into more residential and business today. It is home to the city's latest landmark Canton Tower and the South Campus of Sun Yat-Sen University
Panyu (番禺 Pānyú) is an area getting more popular among local tourists. Its Lianhua Mountain boosts 100,000 blooming lotus flower and sits a huge Bodhisattva Guanyin statue.
Baiyun (白云 Báiyún) — This district is where the old airport is located. The Baiyun Mountain is a major attraction.
Huangpu (黄埔 Huángpǔ) is home to Huangpu Military Academy.
Nansha (南沙 Nánshā) is a newly developed area at the southern tip of the city.
Luogang (萝岗 Luógǎng) is famous for its plum forest and Tianlu Lake Forest Park.
Huadu (花都 Huādū) is where the New Baiyun International Airport is located.
Zengcheng (增城 Zēngchéng) is famous for its lychee fruit, which are picked in June and July.
Conghua (从化 Cónghuà) is popular among tourists for its hot springs and Tianhe (Heavenly Lake) Recreation area.
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It isn’t comfortable to rest your head on, and it wouldn’t be wise to have a pillow fight with, but it sold for 316 million yuan, nonetheless. The high price tag was attached to an exquisitely shaped porcelain pillow auctioned off in southern China’s Macao Special Administrative Region on Saturday.
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In this tour, local host April guides you around the Guangdong Museum's traveling cultural exhibit of tea production and the permanent exhibit of Duan inkstones (smooth as a baby's face).
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Guangzhou Hui Yuan Hotel 3 Stars Hotel in Guangzhou ,China Within US Travel Directory One of our bestsellers in Guangzhou! Guangzhou Hui Yuan Hotel offers guest rooms with satellite TV and in-room safe.
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廣州南越王墓二千多年嶺南珍寶展館 2016 Nanyue King artifacts
1983年6月9日，在廣州解放北路象崗的建築工人在挖地基時意外發現了一座古墓，後經勘查，確定該墓屬於西漢時期南越國第二代王趙眜的陵墓，墓中出土了大量的文物。西漢南越王博物館在第二代南越王趙眜的陵寢原址上修建而成，簡稱南博的博物館占地面積為14000平方米，建築面積約8500平方米。展覽區經過設計，一般可以沿綜合陳列大樓—＞南越王墓原址保護區—＞主體陳列樓的順序來參觀。博物館的整體布局以南越王墓遺址為中心。古墓原址上蓋是採用鋼架結構和鍍膜藍色平板玻璃材料，取漢武帝茂陵覆斗形封土狀，製成的防雨防曬的保護棚罩。外圍環繞寬2.5米，周長為176米的方形連廊。進入保護棚，即可看到墓葬的上部結構以及回填夯土。中間有一條通往墓內的通道，連接陵墓的前室，參觀者可直接下到墓內觀察。綜合陳列大樓位於博物館入口的最前端，門口有由1300多塊紅色砂岩砌成的兩堵紅色砂岩石壁，高12米，寬35米。綜合陳列大樓面積4396平方米，共三層。一樓為服務台、遊客中心、貴賓廳、錄像資料廳、紀念品銷售廳等。二樓為藏枕專題陳列及展廳，三樓是臨時展覽，會不定期更換短期主題展覽。南越王墓原址保護區出口外為主體陳列樓小廣場，廣場上有三座仿巴黎羅浮宮的小金字塔狀藍色玻璃光棚。主體陳列樓位於博物館的北側，總面積4262平方米，共兩層五個展廳。絲縷玉衣是南越國文帝趙眜的殮服，為中國目前出土完整的西漢玉衣中唯一的一套絲縷玉衣。角形玉杯，是中國西漢時期的玉器精品，該角杯出土自墓主棺槨頭箱。用一整塊和田青玉雕而成，微透明.局部有紅褐色沁色。外形呈犀牛角形，口橢圓微折，腹中空。通長18.4厘米，口徑 5.9-6.7厘米，口緣厚0.2厘米，重372.7克。角杯紋飾是一條夔龍盤繞杯身，由杯口的陰刻線(亦稱游絲刻)，向杯底逐漸過渡為淺浮雕，高浮雕，圓雕和透雕，且在空隙處以單線勾連雷紋補白。出土時有殘留的包裹用紅紗，加之出土於墓主棺頭箱可見墓主人生前珍愛此杯，但未發現底座，而此杯並不能立放桌面，對此杯用途有兩種看法，一是認為這是罰酒的酒杯，因為不能立放桌面，因此必須一飲而盡；二是認為這只是一件把玩的器物，並非實用酒具。是一件罕有而集所有玉器雕琢技藝於一身的玉器，因其珍貴已入選：國家文物局禁止出境展出64件/套文物名錄（2002年公佈的第一批）。
Flying tiger widow visits burial site in central China
The 92-year-old widow of a former Flying Tiger visited her late husband's burial site in central China's Hubei Province on Tuesday.
廣州南越王墓外觀及墓室防盜詳細旁述紀錄 2016Museum of Nanyue King Mausoleum
趙佗（約西元前240年－西元前137年），恒山郡真定縣（今中國河北正定縣）人，原為秦朝將領，與任囂南下攻打百越。西元前208年，南海郡尉任囂病重，臨死前把時任龍川縣令的趙佗召來，向他闡述了自己依靠南海郡傍山靠海、有險可據的有利地形來建立國家，以抵抗中原各起義軍隊的侵犯的謀劃；並當即向趙佗頒佈任命文書，讓趙佗代行南海郡尉的職務， 囑咐他“秦政無道，中原擾亂，番禺，負山險，阻南海，東西數千里，頗有中國人相輔，此亦一州之主也，可以立國。” 趙佗洞悉廣州防禦要領，為了防止北方戰亂南延，加強對嶺南的控制，嚴封五嶺的四關——橫浦關、誆浦關、陽山關、湟溪關；斷絕4條新道——江西入廣東南雄一路，湖南入廣東連州一路，湖南入廣西賀縣一路和湖南入廣西靜江一路；構築了捍衛番禺的三道防線：樂昌一仁化一南雄防線，英德一清遠防線，石門要塞防線。北兵要逾五嶺攻南越，不破這三道防線，是到不了番禺的。秦末大亂時，趙佗割據嶺南，建立南越國。成為南越國第一代王和皇帝，西元前203年至前137年在位，號稱“南越武王”或“南越武帝”。在執政期間，由於他一直實行“和輯百越”的政策，促進了漢越民族的融合，並把中原地區的先進文化帶到了南越之地，使南越得到了更好的發展。，從而為存在95年的南越國奠下基石。1983年發現的南越國第二代國王趙眜之墓，是嶺南地區所發現的規模最大的唯一漢代彩繪石室墓。墓中出土文物一萬餘件，其中“文帝行璽”金印、玉角杯、錯金銘文虎節、印花銅板模、平板玻璃銅牌飾等文物具有重大歷史、科學、藝術價值，集中反映了兩千年前嶺南政治、經濟和文化等多方面的內容。南越王墓是中國二十世紀八十年代重大考古發現之一，1996年被列為全國重點文物保護單位。1988年正式對外開放的的西漢南越王博物館，建築面積17400多平方米，主要展示南越王墓原址及其出土文物。博物館以古墓為中心，依山而建，將綜合陳列大樓、古墓保護區、主體陳列大樓幾個不同序列的空間有機地聯繫在一起，突出了遺址博物館的群體氣派，是嶺南現代建築的一個輝煌代表，曾獲得六項國內外建築大獎。館展絲縷玉衣為西漢時期文物。長1.73米。共用了2291片玉，用絲線穿系和麻布粘貼編綴而成。是我國迄今所見的年代最早的一套形制完備的玉衣，又是從未見於文獻和考古發現的新品種，其上衣採用對襟形式也是一大特色。出土時玉片散落在地，經三年時間完成修復。外形與人體形狀基本一樣，分頭套、上衣、袖筒、褲筒、手套和鞋六部分。為便於穿著，各部分分別製作。其中頭套，手套和鞋的玉片均在片角鑽孔，以絲線連綴；其餘玉片用麻布襯裏，每塊玉片表面用窄絲帶作交叉粘貼，然後再用寬絲帶沿玉片的邊緣作縱橫粘連。由於整件玉片皆以絲帶綴連，故稱之為“絲縷玉衣”。
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The Zhuang (simplified Chinese: 壮族; traditional Chinese: 壯族; pinyin: Zhuàngzú) are an ethnic group of people who mostly live in the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region in southern China. Some also live in the Yunnan, Guangdong, Guizhou and Hunan provinces. They form one of the 55 minority ethnic groups officially recognized by the People's Republic of China. Their population, estimated at 18 million people, puts them second only to the Han Chinese and makes the Zhuang the largest minority in China.The Zhuang also have their own oral epic, which is known as the Baeu-ro-do.
The name of the Zhuang (Rao) minority used to be written 獞. However, the character also refers to a variety of wild dogs, so it was considered an ethnic slur. In 1949, the animal radical was replaced by the human radical, and the character became 僮. Eventually, the character was replaced with 壮, a character already in existence meaning sturdy or strong.
History
The Zhuang are of Tai origin. The Rao (Zhuang,Tai) peoples developed a unique irrigation system which was useful for growing rice. Long struggles with China to avoid destruction (as they were thought as barbarians by the Han) led the Tais around 1100 AD to migrate south from Southern China to create the Lao, Thai and Shan peoples of Indochina, and even as far away as Assam, India.
The Zhuang did not record their history until the Eastern Zhou dynasty (475-221 BC) of China. The earliest of the rock paintings at Hua Mountain that are attributed to the Zhuang have been dated to this time. The Chinese referred to the area as Baiyue 百越/百粵 (the Hundred Yue - referring to the aborigines of southern China). Eastern Guangxi was conquered by the Han people under the Qin Dynasty in 214 BC. The Hans, to bring the area firmly in their control, built the Ling Canal to link the Xiang and Lijiang rivers and form a North-South waterway.
An independent state known as Nan Yue (Southern Yue) around Canton was created by General Zhao Tuo when the Qin Dynasty collapsed. This Kingdom was supported by the Zhuang until its collapse in 111 BC. The Han Dynasty (206 BC to 220 AD) thought the Zhuang culture was unproductive, so they reduced local authority and consolidated their authority with Military posts at Guilin, Wuzhou, and Yulin.
In 42 AD, the Trung Sisters' uprising was quelled by an army under General Ma Yuan, who sought not only victory on the battlefield but felt true concern for the Zhuang people. He reorganized the Zhuang Local Authority, improved public works, dug canals and reclaimed land to increase production. His work brought the Zhuang into a more modern condition, and temples in his honor can still be seen to this day.
An influx of immigrant Yao people from Hunan after the collapse of the Han Dynasty caused the region to become unstable as the Yao showed hostility to assimilation. The Guiping area of Guangxi, where the Yao settled, would become a hotbed of revolution against Han rule, causing the Zhuang people to suffer terribly, despite their passive stance on assimilation.
Under the Tang Dynasty, Guangxi became part of Ling-nan Tao (large province) with present day Hainan and Guangdong. The noted scholar Liu Zongyuan was prefectural administrator at Liuzhou. Irked by Chinese expansion, however, the Zhuang moved to support the Tai kingdom of Nanchao in Yunnan. Guangxi was then divided into an area of Zhuang ascendancy west of Nanning and an area of Han ascendancy east of Nanning.
After the collapse of the Tang a new Chinese kingdom known as Nan Han (Southern Han), based in Guangdong, gained minimal control over the Zhuang, but the Nan Han Kingdom was plagued by instability and it was annexed by the Song Dynasty of China in 971. The Nan Han rule of the Zhuang was marked by minimal interference in Zhuang affairs by the Chinese rulers.
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Zhang Nan 20
Jiang Zuo Jun 24
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1st Runner Up – Chang Yu Chin (Taiwan, Taipei)
2nd Runner Up – Dai Tian (China, Qingdao)
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Miss Gintell Wellness – Yin Zhuo Qun (China, Shanghai)
Miss Beautiful Leg – Gao Yue (China, Shuozhou)
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Four Points by Sheraton Guangzhou Dongpu
No. 1 Jing Ying Road - Hui Cai, Dongpu Tian He District, Guangzhou 510660
15 minutes away from Pazhou International Convention Center, Four Points by Sheraton Guangzhou, Dongpu is next to the Science City and Guangzhou Economy Technology Development Zone, in the East to the Tianhe central business district and the Zhujian
Business facilities Business Center Meeting Rooms
Hotel facilities Air Conditioning Car rental desk Dry cleaning Wi Fi Connection Interior corridor access to rooms Room service Private dining for groups
Leisure facilities Health Club Indoor Pool spa Swimming pool
Room facilities Data port
Restaurant Dining Options: Property Has 2 Restaurants On-site
The Lounge
Type of Restaurant - Bar/Lounge
Hours -
From 0900Hrs To 2359Hrs Mon-Sun
Restaurant Description -
The Lounge is located on the ground level and is the
hub for business people and social gatherings. We
feature live entertainment and specialty drinks with a
wide array of snack food.
The Eatery
Type of Restaurant - Cafe
Meals Served - Breakfast - Brunch/Buffet - Lunch - Dinner
- Dessert
Hours -
From 0630Hrs To 1000Hrs Mon-Sun
From 1130Hrs To 1430Hrs Mon-Sun
From 1830Hrs To 2200Hrs Mon-Sun
Restaurant Description -
Contemporary cafe with open kitchen representing
fun..action..excitement..happy smiling people and a
good and wide food variety. The Eatery is mainly a
buffet featuring Asian combined with western food.
China Spice Chinese Restaurant
Type of Restaurant - Full Service Restaurant
Type of Cuisine - Chinese
Meals Served - Lunch - Dinner - Dessert
Hours -
From 1130Hrs To 1430Hrs Mon-Fri
From 1730Hrs To 2200Hrs Mon-Sun
From 0800Hrs To 1430Hrs Sat Sun
Restaurant Description -
Featuring authentic Cantonese cuisine fused with other
provinces. The 11 private rooms with separate washroom
are the place for business entertainment and social
gatherings.
Smoking policy Smoking not permitted
Check-in time: 15:00 Check-out time: 12:00
Local Attractions Chime Long Paradise Amusem9 Mi Can - Guangzhou 9 Mi E SZX: 87.0 Mile DGM: 75.0 Mile CAN: 30.0 Mile Opera House 8 Mi Shishi Sacred Heart Cathed10 Mi Chinese Import And Export 4 Mi Baiyun Mountain 8 Mi Chens Clan Temple 11 Mi Primary City - Pearl River Evening Cruise10 Mi Mausoleum Of The Nanyue Ki10 Mi Guangdong Museum Of Art 7 Mi HKG: 110.0 Mile Guangzhou Xiangjiang Safar8 Mi Book Center 6 Mi Yangtao Garden Park 0 Blocks Guangzhou Ocean World 8 Mi
Location Directions: Direction to the Property from East -
Drive along Zhongshan Da Dao/G107 towards the west.
Turn left onto Hui Cai Road at the traffic light
junction and proceed about 500 meters. The hotel is on
the left.
Direction to the Property from North -
Drive along the Airport Expressway and turn onto
Guangzhou North Outer Ring Expressway. Proceed onto
Zhongshan Da Dao East. Turn right onto Hui Cai Road and
proceed about 500 meters. The hotel is on the left.
Direction to the Property from South -
Drive towards the north along Huanan Expressway. Turn
onto Guangzhou South Outer Ring Expressway and drive
towards Huangpu Da Dao East. Turn left onto Hui Cai
Road and proceed about 1 kilometer. The hotel is on the
right.
Direction to the Property from West -
Drive along Guangyuan Expressway. Proceed towards
Huangpu direction and turn onto Huang Cun Avenue. Drive
across Zhongshan Da Dao onto Hui Cai Road and proceed
about 500 meters. The hotel is on the left.
Credit cards accepted by hotel Amex MasterCard Visa
Guangzhou (Canton) CityGodTemple
The first part of this video shows Daoist priests performing a ritual for a family. The mother has presumably paid a significant fee to ask for divine assistance with regard to her three children’s educational success. This may be a general request, though it is likely that one or more of her children is currently preparing to take a high school or university entrance exam. The first deity that they worshiped was Wen Chang Wang 文昌王, the God of Culture and Literature, who we “met” above at the Daoist Temple in Hong Kong, where he was likewise worshiped for educational success. Next, they moved on to the City God (the main deity of the temple), which in this case is Liu Yan 劉巖, who was the founder of the Southern Han (Nan Han 南漢) kingdom, which sprang up in the half century between the end of the Tang and the beginning of the Song (907-960 CE). The other deities that were worshiped are Yang Jisheng (a Ming Dynasty official who was martyred for his adherence to Confucian moral values) and Hai Rui (a Ming official who would have been martyred for the same reason had the emperor in question not died before the sentence was carried out). Hai Rui is particularly significant because of a Peking Opera called “Hai Rui Dismissed from Office,” which was written by Wu Han in 1961:
Wu’s play was interpreted by the Gang of Four member Yao Wenyuan as an allegorical work, in which the honest moral official Hai Rui representing the disgraced communist marshal Peng Dehuai, who was purged by Mao after criticizing the Great Leap Forward. According to Yao, the corrupt emperor in Wu’s play represented Mao Zedong. The November 10, 1965, an article in a prominent Shanghai newspaper, “A Criticism of the Historical Drama ‘Hai Rui Dismissed From Office’“ (评新编历史剧《海瑞罢官》), written by Yao, began a propaganda campaign that eventually led to the Cultural Revolution. During the Cultural Revolution, the tomb of Hai Rui was destroyed, Hai Rui’s body dug up and incinerated by Red Guards (the tomb has since been rebuilt). Yao’s campaign led to the persecution and death of Wu Han, as well as others involved in related works, such as Zhou Xinfang for his opera Hai Rui Submits His Memorial (海瑞上疏). (wikipedia.org)
The fact that this temple enshrines a southern ruler who revolted against the imperial authority of the north as well as two officials who stood up to an unworthy emperor and his corrupt imperial court is clearly no coincidence. The implication is that Canton (both the city and the province) is the legitimate center of Chinese culture and values, a claim that is widely shared—and more explicitly stated—by the people of Hong Kong. Let it suffice to say that the Cantonese do not necessarily bow to the wishes of the central authorities in Beijing, for as the saying goes “The mountain is high and the emperor is far away” (山高皇帝遠 shan gao huangdi yuan).
Returning to the temple itself, there are three other significant deities in the video. The first (based on the order in which they appear) is Yue Lao Xingjun 月老星君 (a.k.a. Yue Xia Laoren 月下老人, the “Old Man Beneath the Moon”), who is a kind of Chinese cupid that appears at night and “unites with a silken cord all predestined couples, after which nothing can prevent their union” (wikipedia.org). The second is Cai Bo Xingjun (財帛星君), the God of Wealth, who holds a golden scepter and is especially worshiped during Chinese New Year in the hope of securing prosperity for the coming year (wikipedia.org). Finally, the deity holding the male child is Songzi Zhangxian (送子張仙), literally “Immortal Zhang Who Sends Sons.” According to legend, he protected his children by shooting a fierce Heavenly Dog and is therefore associated with the protection of children, though as his name suggests he is also the deity that one prays to for the birth of a son (wikivisually.com).
Also shown in the video are two large murals, which depict the gods in charge of 28 stars and 24 sectors as well as the Dragon Kings of the Four Oceans, the King of the Land, and the Three Stars (San Xing三星) of Prosperity, Wealth/Status, and Longevity (Fu Lu Shou福祿壽). The scrolls were produced by two famous painters and 30 students over a period of six months.
Guangzhou - Guangdong - Chen Clan Academy - Chilli's Tour Part 3
Local guide Chilli examines the Chen Ancestral hall and maps showing the region +100 years ago. She points out what has changed and what's still in the region.
Please continue to explore this museum with Chilli in Part 4 :
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CHINA VACATION VIDEO 3 - Foshan, Sun Wui, Macau, Hong Kong
Sorry not too many clips from the Hong Kong portion of the trip! But please enjoy the final complication video from this trip.