Also known as the "Venice of Hong Kong", Tai O is a popular tourist destination for  foreigner visitors and locals alike. One of the main features of Tai O are the pang uks, a kind of stilt house, built right over the waterway.

A rope bridge (hand-pulled ferry) tended by local women used to be quite popular, but it has been replaced with a more practical steel pedestrian bridge in 1996.

The Chinese Pink Dolphin lives in the waters off Tai O, and tourists can go on a short boat trip to watch these animals out in the sea.

Macau Tower, official name Macau Tower Convention & Entertainment Centre, is as the name indicates a tower located in Macau.

The tower is 338 m (1,109 ft) in height, measured from ground level to the highest point. An observation deck at about 230m height offers panoramic views, restaurants, theaters, shopping malls and the Skywalk X, an outdoor walk around the outer rim of the tower.

It also offers bungee jumping, the second highest in the world at 233m off the outer edge of the tower.

The A-Ma Temple is situated on the southwest tip of Macau Peninsula. It is one of the oldest and best known Taoist temples in Macau. The temple was built in 1488, and is dedicated to Matsu, the goddess of seafarers and fishermen. This deity is more commonly known as Tin Hau in neighbouring Hong Kong.

The name Macau is thought to come from the name of this temple. When the Portuguese first landed just outside the temple they asked the name of the place, upon which the natives replied "媽閣" ("Maa1 Gok3"). The Portuguese sailors then named the peninsula Macao.

In 2005, the temple became listed on the UNESCO World Heritage List.

 

The Ruins of St. Paul's refers to the facade of a 17th-century Portuguese cathedral dedicated to Saint Paul the Apostle. This cathedral was part of a 16th-century complex including what was originally St. Paul's College.

The free standing facade has become a major landmark of Macau.

Riding my bike alongside the Pearl river ,enjoy the view. Now it is 8pm and feeling the most peaceful river in Guangzhou that I never noticed before. But also here so many people are having fun ,such as:sining,dancing,playing music,ice skating,bicycle-riding like I do. I felt that I am totally in this lovely enviroment -light windy,fresh air and beautiful river view.

With a total area of 20,000 square km,this huge Tibetan grassland is my favorate place.

Yaks,Tibetan Nomad Tents and  monasteries are the main things you can see in this huge grassland,no internet no starbucks.

Not always the Great Wall or the Terra Cotta Warriors or the Leshan Buddha,a few days of simple life in such remote Tibetan villages makes your Chinese trip special and unforgetable.

Chimelong Water Park ， it is the biggest and most advanced water park in the world so far . Almost all the equipment import from oversea . There are about 18 games for people to enjoy and some of them special for kids .

It is located in panyu Area , only 10mins walking from hanxi changlong metro station . Chimelong Xiangjiang Safari Park and chimelong happy land are near by . it is good for family to spend the weekend there.