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Abbreviation:Xiang 湘 Capital: Changsha Area:more than 210,000 square kilometres Poulation:65.64 million Location: In central-south China             Hunnan Province has a history of nearly 3,000 years. Its industries include nonferrous metallurgy, iron and steel, machinery, electric power, coal, textiles, chemicals, electronics, and food processing. Special local products are Xiang embroidery and porelain.

  The northern part of Shanxi is the Huangtu (Loess) Plateau, and the southern part if sht eQin-Ba Hilly Area, while the middle part is the alluvial plain of Wei River. The two water systems of the Yellow River and the Yangtze River are divided fro the Qinling Mountains, which also set a distinctive division […]

Abbreviation: Jin 晋 Capital: Taiyuan Area: More than 150,000 square kilometers Population: 32.45 million Location: In north China and the west flank of the North China Plain           Shanxi Province has a history of about 3,000 years. Its main industries include coal, metallury, machinery, and chemicals. Transportation is very convinent and it is easy access […]

Abbreviation: zhe 浙 Capital: Hangzhou Area: More than 100,000 square kilometers Population: 45.36 million Location: In the southeast coast of China        Adjacent to Shanghai, Zhejiang Provice is located in the northern flank of the Yangtze River Delta along the southeast coast of China, with Hangzhou as its capital city. Encompassing 6,400-plus kilometers of coastlines […]

Abbreviation: Liao辽 Capital: Shenyang Area: More than 150,000 square kilometers with a 2,912-kilometre-long coastline Population: 41.55million Location: In southern part of northeast China         Located in southern part of northeast China, Liaoning is to the north of the Bohai Sea, the Yellow Sea and to the northwest of Korean Peninsula and is one of the […]

Abbreviation:E 鄂 Capital: Wuhan Area:more than 180,000 square kilometres Poulation:59.78 million Location: In central China and middle reaches of the Yangtze River         Hubei province is situated in the central part of China with the Yangtze River winding ite way through the province. The Hanshui River, the Yangtze River’s largest tributary, flows from northwest through […]

For thousands of year, Chinese regard the first day of the first lunar month as the traditional Chinese New Year — theSpring Festival. It is often compared to Christmas in western countries, because the Spring Festival is the most important and hilarious traditional festival in China. Before the festival, all family members clean their apartments or houses to get […]

Practiced by monks, Shaolin Kungfu is well known as one type of martial arts with special Buddhist culture of the Songshan Shaolin Temple in Dengfeng City, Henan Province. Shaolin Kungfu has a comprehensive and technical system, so monks need to practice it for many years to get the real insight of Shaolin. The Shaolin Temple was built […]

The Dragon Boat Festival, known as “Duanwu Festival” is on May 5 in the lunar calendar. The festival has a long history with thousands of years and it is one of the most important festivals. In order to celebrate the festival, Chinese people make sticky rice wrapped in bamboo leaves. The most ceremonious event is the Dragon […]

Zu Chongzhi (429 -500), was a great scientist living between Song and Qi during the Southern Dynasty. His contribution to mathematics was the calculation of the circumference ratio. He figured out seven significant figures after the decimal point, leading the whole world for over a thousand years. In terms of astronomy, Zu Chongzhi created the […]