When i took metro from the downtown to Pudong district,i feel so good,there are not much developed. The roads are around green trees,straight,clean,when the roads full of sunlight at this Autumn after,it looks so wonderful..

I was happy to find this new thing in big city Shanghai,suddenly something seems yellow outside the subway windows,so i walked to the window and see how . Oh the sight are so beautiful,there is a large natural flower gardens. It's so amazing,i can never find this in Shanghai. I just felt that i back to my hometown, the beautiful village,i miss it so much.

Now let's see the natural filed full of  flowers.

The Long Horn Miao are one of the many sub-groups of the Miao ethnic minority and currently number around 5,000. The Chinese call them ‘Qing Miao’, or ‘Chang Jiao Miao’. The latter name literally translates as ‘Long Horn Miao’ and is derived from the peculiar headdress they wear and the distinctive way in which they do their hair. The Chang Jiao Miao lives in an heartbreaking basic village, most of the people’s life standard is still below the national poverty level even though rcent years a Norwegian- funded ethnological museum has been set up in Suoga and the tourism brings a few money to the village. The people there spinning looms, doing embroidery, wax painting,sewing beautiful clothes and work during the sunrise, only rest when the sun is set. The folk customs maintain integrity, and the race culture is profound which is known as the human living fossils. What makes this village so special is the girls’ dressing. They will wear A large wooden comb in the shape of a half moon is attached to the back of their head, with the two sides sticking out like horns. Then, they will tie a 1.5 to 2 feet long wooden kok, 3－6 kilograms of the black hair set and white knitting wool assembling a huge headdress. The beautiful dress is made according to the color of the Qing chicken's feather. The annual January 1-15's festival of dance flower is the moment to fall in love with each other of the youth. The wonderful love songs sing for each other. The method to search for love is just like tug-of-war. The will still have the matchmaker for getting people marry.
Tip:
to get to Long Horn Territory, there’s a few way that you can access;
1, Take a train to Liuzhi Town from Guiyang, then catch a bus to Suoga, then motobike to Longga.
2, Take a bus from Anshun to the town of Liuzhi, where you can changed onto another bus to Soga then motorbike to Longga.

Please note, the accommodation there is very basic and you can get a bed there for about 20rmb. However, if you are seeking for a better place to stay, I’d suggest you to only visit here for one day trip and stay overnight in Anshun instead.

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Now I'd like to introduce one of the most beautiful and dreamlike places in the world—Tibet.

Obviously,it is so great : the Land of Snows, the roof of the world. For centuries this mysterious Buddhist kingdom, locked away in its mountain fastness of the Himalaya, has exercised a unique hold on the imagination of the West. For explorers, imperialists and traders it was a forbidden land of treasure and riches. Dreamers on a spiritual quest have long whispered of a lost Shangrila, steeped in magic and mystery. 

Warmly welcome to this amazing place and live a different view of the top of the world.

Chengyang Wind-and-Rain Bridge is the great synthesizer of architecture. It’s the combination of bridge, corridor and pavilion, and has an unique charm in the history of the bridge construction. It embodies the intelligence, wisdom and the creative power of the Dong People.
The bridge is located in Ma’an village, Sanjiang Dong Autonomous Prefecture, Guangxi. It was first built in 1912 and finished in 1924, it is 77.6 meters long, 3.75 meters wide and 11.5 meters high, all the project was in the mortise and tenon work, without any a single iron nail, on both sides of the bridge had long benches for people taking a rest. Visitors sitting on the stools and looking into distance, you can enjoy the river winds its way flowing by slowly, the emerald tea-garden on the slope of the hills, farmers are toiling in the beautiful arable lands, the water from the river is irrigating the farmland.
So far, it is the well-preserved, largest scale of the Wind-and-Rain Bridge, it is the master work of the Dong People, and the arttreasure of China’s architectural complex. It is the only Wind-and-Rain Bridge that has listed as national key units of cultural relics protection in China.
 

During weekends and China holidays, there are many parents would bring their unmarried  offspring`s resumes to People`s park to seek for an idea partners for  them.  There are also many matchmakers as well. But there is no young people. Once i have brought my client to there, he was amused by this activity and many people were looking at him, they  were probably considering him as an idea partner for their unmarried girls. If you are a single guy and seriously want to looking for a Chinese lady to get married , there is a good place to visit ,it is very possible  you will find your lifetime partner here. But the unmarried girls ,most of them require the guys should have their own apartments . Wish you a good day and a surprise here !

      Throughout the history,Tibetan Buddhism has developed into different schools and sects such as the Nyingma Sect,the Sakya Sect,the Gelug Sect and Kagyu Sect.The Gandan Songzanlin Lamasery features the Gelug Sect,it is the largest Tibetan Buddhist lamasery in Yunnan Province and also one of the 13 famous Lamaist monasteries in Tibetan regions.

       This lamasery has a history of over 320 year.In the Qing Dynasty,Dalai Lama V suppressed the conflicts between different Buddhist sects in Tibetan,and after that he sent a report to Emperor Kangxi under whose authorization he started the building of the Gadan Songzanlin Lamasery in 1679.Dalai Lama V chose the site in person and found the ideal place due to surroundings.When construction was completed in 1681,with the permission from Emperor Kangxi,Dalai Lama V granted it the name Gadan Songzanlin Lamasery.

Several other major Chinese cities are near Shanghai and conveniently reachable on the new high speed (over 200 km/hr) trains. These are comfortable and reasonably priced and except at holidays, are not too crowded since other trains are cheaper. Look for the separate ticket windows with "CRH" on the signs.

• Hangzhou 杭州, 45 minutes away by CRH, is one of China's top domestic tourist attractions, featuring the famous Xihu Lake and Buddhist caves.

• Suzhou 苏州, a historic town under an hour away from Shanghai by express train. The city has long been lauded by emperors, ancient poets, and scholars alike for its beauty and vitality. Due to its many canals and bridges, Suzhou has also sometimes been referred to as the "Venice of the East". Suzhou has many gardens and pagodas worth visiting. The "Venice of the East" parts of Suzhou have all been over run with aggressive beggars and pan handlers. The city may be suitable for those wanting to mix the metropolitan feel of Shanghai and small town-feel of Suzhou (even though the population is quite sizeable). Reserve Suzhou if it can be combined with a tour of other historic areas.

• Nanjing 南京, about two hours away, is a great place to escape the pace of city life. It's also a great place to get a Chinese history lesson. From the city walls to the Presidential Palace, it's a walkable, friendly place with a variety of hotels for all budgets. Well worth the effort. It is also home to the tombs of three prominent figures in Chinese history.

• Shaoxing 绍兴, about three hours away, is a traditional Chinese tourist attraction featuring the famous fish and rice hometown. The ancient quarry of Keyan is an incredible site. Be sure to take a trip on the local rowboat on the lake surrounding the rocky cliffs. The Jianhu Lake is another beautiful area. Lan Ting is a nice park with lots of stone monuments engraved with historical Chinese calligraphy. The Dayu Ling (Tomb of the Great Yu) is nice although it feels disappointingly unauthentic.
• Wuzhen 乌镇 is one of the water towns close to Shanghai, easy to reach on a day trip. Busses depart e.g. from Shanghai Stadium. Go and see how daily life was/is - weaving and coloring fabric, pottery, the Shadow Puppet Theatre is a great spectacle as well, with traditional Chinese stories and music played on traditional instruments. Well worth a visit, though it can be crowded at weekends. Wuzhen is located on the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal and also around a net-work of other smaller canals and rivers. The town has numerous bridges, ancient harbors and waterside pavilions, and makes an excellent complementary side-trip for visitors staying in nearby Hangzhou. Buses ply the route from Hangzhou to Wuzhen.

• Ningbo is two and a half to three hours away from Shanghai.

      There is an imposing Qing style residential complex architecture locates at Jianxin Street of Jianshui Old Town,which has long been reputed as "the Prospect Gargen of South Yunnan".

      The Zhu Family's Garden is the ancestral hall and residential house of Zhu Weiqing and his brothers,the merchants in Jianshui.The Zhu family had moved to Jianshui from east China.They owned mines and stores and they traded goods as despotic gentries.

       The construction work of the Zhu Family's Garden began during the Guangxu era of the Qing Dynasty.It took 30 years to complete the whole construction,until Xuantong era of the Qing Dynasty.

        Without a tour guide conducting the tour upon entering the gate,visitors will be easily lost and will have problem finding the exit.Then the situation will be similar to great grandma Liu entering the Prospect Garden's.

    Mount Jizu enjoys the reputaion of being "the fifth most renowned Buddhist Mountain in China".

     Mountain Jizu is the place where Kasyapa,a disciple of Sakyamuni,preached Buddhism and sat in meditation to attain enlightenment at Huashoumen  (a place on Mount Jizu).

the Buddhist temples on Mountain Jizu,first built in the Tang Dynasty,were expanded and renovated during the successive dynasties up till today.During the reign of Emperor Kangxi in the Qing Dynasty,Mount Jizu possessed altogether 42 temples,65 convents,170 monasteries and over five thousand monks and nuns.