Dehong locates in the deeep west of Yunnan, bordering the Kachin State of Myanmmar. It is an open trading gate between China and Myanmmar, mainly trading jade, tropical wood and fruite. With the lovely climate, never too hot in summer, neither too cold in winter, here has great potential of growing economical plants, like fruite, rubber trees, coffe and more.

  Dehong is considered to be the town of peacock, in ethnique Dai People's heart, with the beautiful palm trees like the tail of peacocks, and even the clouds in the sky looks like peacocks.

  Besides Dai, there also lives variety of ethnique people, like Jingpo, Achang, Wa People, etc. All of them have very interesting premitive culture, with interesting festivals, colorful dresses, and lots of food made by pure natural material, which has very very interesting flavor.

 It still remains as one of the remotest region in Yunnan Province, with lots of nature, mysterious culture and you can tell people are so eager to learn and share.

There are daily flights from Kunming to Mangshi, or buses from West Bus Terminal in Kunming.

Night markets are extremely popular in Taiwan. They are great places to shop for bargains and feel the pulse of Taiwan's after-hours life. A wide variety of goods including clothing, household items, watches, jewelry, toys, and much more are sold at surprisingly low prices are sold on the night markets. Night markets are also where visitors can sample authentic Taiwanese food. Almost every big city in Taiwan has its own night markets. Taipei, the largest city has even more famous night markets. When you are in Taipei, don’t miss the night markets! Here are some photos of Shilin night markets, the largest night markets in Taipei. The night market first opened in 1899, and it is now famous for its various eateries selling of authentic Taiwanese snacks. Some of the most famous snacks include deep-fried chicken breasts, kebabs, spring onion pancakes, pan-fried dumplings, grilled Taiwanese sausages, small buns wrapped in large buns, hot pot, oyster omelets, fresh squid, pork or fish thick soups, and drinks such as pearl milk tea, Chinese herbal teas, and refreshing juices made with fresh local fruits and vegetables.

Some other famouse night markets in Taipei are:

Taipei Raohe Night Market 饒河夜市

Ningxia Night Market 寧夏夜市

Taipei Tonghua Night Market 通化街夜市

Taipei Shida Night Market 師大路夜市

Liaoning Street Night Market 遼寧街夜市

Shuang Cheng Street Night Market  雙成街夜市

Huaxi Night Market, a.k.a. Snake Alley 華西街夜市

GuangZhou Street Night Market and WuZhou Street Night Market 廣州街夜市 & 梧州街夜市

'Fenghuang' is Chinese for 'Phoenix', the mythical bird of good omen and longevity that is consumed by fire to be re-born again from the flames. Phoenix Ancient Town is so called as legend has it that two of these fabulous birds flew over it and found the town so beautiful that they hovered there, reluctant to leave.

The town is situated on the western boundary of Hunan Province in an area of outstanding natural beauty where mountains, water and blue skies prevail. Upon arrival visitor will be impressed by its air of mystery, elegance and primitive simplicity. This is a world that is dominated by the colour green. The mountain slopes are covered with green foliage, the fields are green and even the Tuo Jiang River reflects the greenery. The bridges over the water and unique houses built on stilts display a harmony that is so often portrayed in traditional Chinese paintings. This is particularly true when mist pervades the scene in the early morning or after rain. It soon becomes apparent that the claim to being one of the two most beautiful towns in the whole of China is more than justified; the other town is Chang Ting in Fujian Province.

Phoenix Ancient Town is a wonderful example of what villages were like prior to the onset of modernization. Here dozens of alleys paved with flagstones run between the houses, each showing wear caused by the feet of generations of local people who have used them when going about their daily business. For the visitor, these alleys are the way to see the typical high gabled wooden houses built on stilts along the banks of the Tuo Jiang River at close quarters.

Stretching diagonally from the northwest to southeast of the town, Tuo Jiang River is a life force of the local people. Here in its waters women wash their clothes and the men fish with their nets, while on the bank food is prepared in much the same way as it has for centuries. The river also provides a means for boatmen to support their families by ferrying visitors up and down stream for sightseeing.

The Miao ethnic minority is predominantly settled here and a visit to a Miao village is a must when going to the town. The Miao women have a natural beauty that renders the use of cosmetics quite unnecessary. They love to dress in traditional blue garments set off with a white scarf. They love also their silver jewellery especially during festivals. Visitors will find a large array of hand made items of silver ornaments for sale in the local shops. Home made tie-dyes, printed and batik cloths are other local specialities that make wonderful souvenirs. The Miao are friendly and hospitable and like nothing more than to interact with visitors with a variety of traditional entertainments and activities. Food here also is different from that found elsewhere in China. Pickled red peppers are a particular local delicacy and their appetizing smell wafts from the many small family run restaurants.

Phoenix Ancient Town was home to the versatile writer Shen Congwen (1902-1988) who contributed greatly to the development of modern Chinese literature. Venerated by the local residents, the one time home and the tomb of this famous writer have become tourist attractions.

There are two other notable people from the town worthy of mention. The first is Xiong Xiling the famous philanthropist who was the first premier of the Republic of China (1921-1949) following the fall of the Manchu. The other famous citizen is Huang Yongyu, an outstanding contemporary painter in the traditional Chinese style. His frescoes illustrating Buddhist stories in the Zhunti Nunnery are a major tourist attraction.

Phoenix Ancient Town does not rely entirely upon natural beauty to attract the visitor for this ancient town with a history spanning 1300 years has a number of remarkable old gardens as well as distinctive residential buildings, elegant bridges and mysterious towers and pagodas. These architectural delights date from the Ming and Qing Dynasties (1644-1911). Those of special interest are the Wengchen Pavilion, Huang Si Qiao Castle, Tian Wang Temple, Da Cheng Hall, Chao Yang Palace, and the tomb of Shen Congwen and the residence of Xiong Xiling. Here too there are the North Gate and South Great Wall both excellent examples of municipal fortification.

In many ways, life has not changed here for centuries and this is typified by the tough, hard working yet simple-hearted people. The town offers the visitor from both home and abroad a view of a quite different China from anything experienced in the modern cities and large conurbations that are more widely known. We are sure that the opportunity to travel in such a picturesque region will be remembered as an experience of a lifetime.

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Huaqiang Bei Eat Street (华强北食街), Huaqiang N Rd Futian 福田区华强北路. The food's in the streets and alleys parallel to Huaqiang Bei. Hunan and Chaozhou are specialities. There are several shops specialising in Uighur "nan" bread. An alley behind the main street specialises in Moslem food

White horse clothes market is one of the grandest and most popular among all clothes markets in Guangzhou. Enjoying convenient location on the opposite side of Guangzhou Railway Station, if fills up six stories of a ten-story office building.

The underground floor mainly specializes in women’s shirts, skirts, pants as well as other fashion accessories with prices at about 5-100 rmb. Lots of the products offered on the basement floor of white horse clothes market are imitations, and stay away if you are not targeting at replicas.

The 1st floor, fourth and fifth also sell women’s clothes but each with their own characteristics, separated by Korean fashions. On these floors, you can find good quality there as well as many up-to-date fashion items. As to the price, the 1st floor is the cheapest while the fourth and fifth floor with prices ranging up to 500 rmb.

The second and third floors mainly specialize in women’s clothes and apparel with a focus on adults and the elderly. Most of the brands there are famous local brands.

The sixth floor is targeted at men’s clothes, covering a vast array of jeans in local and international brands.