Beijing is a world-renowned ancient cultural city and the capital of China. It serves as the nation’s political, economic, and cultural hub, as well as a key center for international communications.

Xi‘an, historically known as Chang’an, is the provincial capital of China’s Shaanxi Province. It is one of the Four Ancient Capitals in the world (the other three are Athens, Roma, and Cairo).

With the acceleration of its opening to the outside world, the economy of Shanghai is developing on a daily basis. Most of the 500 world-famous enterprises that have invested in China have chosen Shanghai as their headquarters.

Guilin is a historic and cultural city, renowned worldwide as a tourist paradise. Its name, meaning “cassia tree forest,” reflects the local cassia trees that fill the air with their delightful fragrance each autumn.

As your flight to Chengdu approaches, you might turn to a fellow passenger and ask, “How long until we land in Chengdu?” They might reply, “Listen for the lively sounds of mahjong; that’s when you know you’re arriving in the city.” Indeed, mahjong is a beloved pastime among the people of Chengdu.

Like global metropolises such as London, New York, and Chicago, Hong Kong is a vibrant city brimming with innovation, energy, and cultural harmony. It boasts a bustling stock exchange and serves as a key international trade hub.