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磁器口介绍英语作文

磁器口介绍英语作文English:Chinatown (磁器口) in Chongqing, China, is a bustling district filled with rich cultural history and delicious food. The name "Chinatown" itself reflects the deep-rooted Chinese heritage that is celebrated in this area. Visitors can stroll down the vibrant streets lined with traditional buildings adorned with red lanterns and intricate detailing. The bustling markets offer a wide variety of goods, from traditional Chinese handicrafts to modern souvenirs. One of the most popular activities in Chinatown is trying the delicious local cuisine, such as hotpot, spicy Sichuan dishes, and freshly made dumplings. In addition to the culinary delights, visitors can also explore historical sites like the Huguang Guild Hall and the ancient Yangtze River cableway. Chinatown truly encapsulates the essence of Chinese culture, making it a must-visit destination for anyone looking to experience the vibrant spirit of Chongqing.Translated content:重庆的磁器口是一个热闹的地区，充满着丰富的文化历史和美食。

重庆磁器口英文导游词

重庆磁器口英文导游词Good afternoon, everyone. Now our tour coach is in the Shaping District of Chongqing. And we almost arrive at next scenic spot .Can you guess where it is? Yes, it is Ciqikou.And here we are. Here you could see a gateway engraved with the word “Ciqikou”. Ciqikou is situated on the bank of the Jia Ling River, covering an area of some 1.2 square kilometers (291.6 acres) it is 14 kilometers to the west of Chongqing Municipality. It remainds me of an old Chinese proverb: one flagstone road, and one thousand years Ciqikou. The history of Ci Qi Kou can be traced back for more than 700 years. There is a legend about the early Ming emperor JianWen .In 1402, he was usurped [ju:z?: p] the throne by his uncle Zhu Di. He had to take refuge. Then he came to Chongqing and shaved his head, hiding himself in a temple of this place. By coincidence, there were four big words ----LongYin Buddhist Temple on the wall. So the town was given the name LongYin. However, we have to admit the fact that, during the Ming1and Qing Dynasties (1368-1911 AD), the town was famous for its production of porcelain. To date, over twenty old kiln sites have been discovered there. It is because of the importance of the porcelain industry that the name has been changed from LongYin to Ci Qi Kou which being translated means “Porcelain Village.” And this fact has been recognized by the State Council and in 1998 Ci Qi Kou became a protectedcultural site. Ciqikou is a source of Baci Culture. Many famous people lived here during the Second Sino-Japanese War. For instance, GuoMoruo, a famous poet who reaches the same reputation in China as well as Henry Longfellow in America, created many of his works here. Samuel Chao Chung Ting, a Chinese-born Americanscientist, the winner of Nobel Prize in physics, studied here for many years during his childhood inthe time of Sino-Japanese war. As you see, Ciqikou can be the most flourishing town in Chongqing. The three notable attractions of the village are the tea bars, the artists studios and the Shu Embroidery workshops. You can choice the Shu Embroidery when seeking a souvenir of your visit. As to the tea bars here, do you know how many are they in2total? Frankly, I have once counted the numbers of the tea bars. However, I lost my count .Maybe you could have a try and tell me your result later. The tea bar here is each with its own particular characteristics. Here friends enjoy a chat or meet to discuss business. So the tea bars offer the opportunity for you to meet the locals and also become acq uainted [?’kweintid] with the unique folk opera. Beside those, you know, Chongqing is known for its wide variety of local food traditions, especially the ubiquitous [ju:bikwit?s] spicy hotpot; while Ciqikou is one of the best-known places in Chongqing. Jiaoyan Peanut, Maoxuewang, and (来自: 在点网)Qianzhangpi, are called the three treasures of Ciqikou, which are among the most delicious foods in Chongqing. They all come very highly recommended.Here we are at the place of food. Have you smelled that? This isjust the typical odor of Mao Xue Wang. Whenever I think about it, it makes my mouth water. And the fame of this delicious food spread far and wide, bringing lots of customers. You may well ask What on earth are they? It is your opinion that whichever you try, you will not be3disappointed and will soon come to realize why they are so popular. Next, it is free time. You will be given one hour to go anywhere you want in Ciqikou. Seeing is to believing. You will find a friendly welcome awaits you as the people of Ci Qi Kou share their special way of life with you for the duration of your visit.篇二:重庆古镇磁器口介绍导游词重庆古镇磁器口介绍导游词古镇磁器口位于市区近郊，东临嘉陵江，南接沙坪坝，西界童家桥，北靠石井坡，面积1.18平方公里，以明清时盛产及转运瓷器得名。

重庆磁器口导游词英语

重庆磁器口导游词英语重庆磁器口导游词英语1Hello everyone, welcome to Chongqing, the capital of mountains and rivers. Im Luo __, the tour guide of Chongqing. You can call me Xiao Luo or Luo Dao.Chongqing is located in Southwest China, the upper reaches of the Yangtze River, the eastern edge of Sichuan Basin, Hubei and Hunan in the East, Guizhou in the south, Sichuan in the West and Shaanxi in the north. Chongqing is 470 kilometers long from east to west and 450 kilometers wide from north to south, with a total area of 82400 square kilometers. It is the largest city in China with a population of 29.45 million. Chongqing has built its capital three times in history. It is also a famous mountain city, water city, bridge city and hot spring city. As for Chongqing, there are Daba Mountain in the north, Wushan mountain in the East, Wuling Mountain and Dalou mountain in the southeast. The altitude difference is huge and undulating. It can be said that there is a city in the mountains and a mountain in the city. It is a mountain city worthy of the name. At the same time, in the Chongqing section of the main stream of the Yangtze River, there are hundreds of small rivers such as JialingRiver, Qujiang River, Fujiang River, Wujiang River and Daning River, together with Changshou Lake, Xiaonanhai lake, Qinglong lake and other lakes, making the annual average total water resources of Chongqing about 500 billion cubic meters. The water area per square meter ranks first in China. Therefore, the mountain city of Chongqing stands in the water and is a city of mountains and waters.A thousand year old town, epitome of Chongqing. Dear tourist friends, we are now at Ciqikou, an ancient town with thousands of years of vicissitudes. Ciqikou, an ancient town with an area of 1.18 square kilometers, is located in the outskirts of the city. It was named after the rich production and transportation of porcelain in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. Ciqikou has a good reputation. Do you know what it is?In fact, according to historical records, Xingzhen began from the Xianping period of emperor Zhenzong of Song Dynasty to the formation of a commercial wharf with land and water converging in the Ming Dynasty, and reached its peak in the late Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China. The ancients praised the prosperity of "thousands of people bow their hands in the daytime and thousands of bright lights in the night", so it has the reputation of"little Chongqing". Ciqikou was formerly known as Longyin town. It is said that in the early Ming Dynasty, Emperor Yunwen, the sun of Zhu Yuanzhang, was usurped by his fourth uncle Zhu Di, and then he came to Chongqing as a monk to hide in Baolun temple. There are four words "Longyin Temple" on the wall of Tianwang hall, so the original "Baiyan town" is changed to "Longyin town". In 1918, the local gentry raised funds to establish the "Shu porcelain factory". The porcelain has a good geology, a wide variety, a growing reputation, and its products are exported to both inside and outside the province. Gradually, the name "Ciqikou" replaced "Longyin town".When I come to Ciqikou, I have to say that its teahouse culture. In the past, teahouses could be seen everywhere in this millennium old town. In those days, sailors, uncle paoge and other people loved to go in and out of this piece. During the period of accompanying capital, there were more than 100 teahouses in this small town, which was characterized by "bookstores teahouse", also known as artists teahouse. It was a place for tea tasting and appreciation of folk art. Especially in the evening, people who can talk on the stage in the teahouse are all top-quality experts, so people call it "pinxiantai". Storytellers are all listed storytellers, to see who has unique skills, who can attract more tea guests, who can get the redenvelope. Until now, the teahouse is still a scene of Ciqikou. There are 13 teahouses on the old street over 100 meters long. Every teahouse is full, and the ancient style still exists.Maoxuewang, a famous snack, is known as the "three treasures" of Ciqikou. The buildings in the town have the characteristics of Eastern Sichuan dwellings. The stone road and the dwellings along the street are in harmony. The houses are more than bamboo and wood structures, with carved beams and painted buildings, decorated windows and coffins. A lane, a family, if you are not careful, you stand on the history of 3000 years. You can feel this feeling everywhere in Ciqikou, so Ciqikou is a real living ancient town, which is the famous "a stone road, Millennium Ciqikou".In 1998, Ciqikou was designated as a key protected historic district by the State Council of Chongqing. The government has planned to build Ciqikou into a new tourism district with Bayu cultural characteristics. The ancient town has opened its doors to welcome visitors from all over the world.重庆磁器口导游词英语2Ciqikou Ancient Town is located on the Bank of Jialing River in Shapingba District, Chongqing City, with Jialing River in the East, Shapingba in the south, tongjiaqiao in the west, Shijingpo in thenorth and 3km away from the main urban area. Ciqikou Ancient Town has a unique landform of "one river, two streams, three mountains and four streets". Maanshan is one of them, with Jinbi mountain on the left, Fenghuang mountain on the right and three mountains in the distance. Fenghuang River and Qingshui river run together, and Jialing River runs from north to north, forming a good natural lane.Come to Ciqikou Ancient Town, the bustling land and water wharf of that year, step on the Qingshiban Road, taste the local food and snacks, and find a teahouse to enjoy the local customs of old Chongqing. Because it is very close to the urban area, todays ancient town is also a good place for peoples leisure and entertainment.There are more than ten streets in the ancient town, with Ming and Qing style buildings on both sides. Of course, everything in front of tourists has been renovated in recent years. However, this does not affect your feeling of "old Chongqing" here. The ancient town is not big. There is no problem walking around according to the signs.Zhongjiayuan and TONGJiAYUAN are typical mountain dwellings in East Sichuan, which are worth seeing. The Baoluntemple in the town, with a history of 1000 years, can offer incense and blessing. There are many teahouses on the street. You can find one. Sailors and uncle paoge all like to go in and out here. While drinking tea, I have the opportunity to enjoy the local folk arts, such as Sichuan Opera, Sichuan Qingyin, etc.There are many local delicacies and snacks in the ancient town. Maoxuewang, qianzhangpi and pepper and salt peanuts are the "three delicacies" in the town. More famous is "Chen Mahua". There are many "Chen Mahua" stores in the town. Which one is the most authentic? You can see which store has the longest queue.The ancient town is not far from the baigongguan and zhazidong in Geleshan. You can visit them together.hot tip1. In the "cross street" of the ancient town, there is a special Postcard Museum: Miss Suyan, you can send postcards here to your future self.2. Ciqikou is the nearest ancient town to the main urban area of Chongqing. The passenger flow during holidays is very large, and there will be crowded people. It is recommended to go to Ciqikou by shifting the peak.重庆磁器口导游词英语3Dear tourist friends, you are now in the ancient town of cizikou. It is located in the suburb of Chongqing City, with Jialing River in the East, Shapingba in the south, tongjiaqiao in the West and Shijingpo in the north, covering an area of 1. It covers an area of 18 square kilometers and is named after the porcelain produced and transported in Ming and Qing Dynasties.This ancient town has a long history. It was originally known as Longyin town. It is said that Zhu Yunwen, the grandson of the Ming Emperor Zhu Yuanzhang, lived in seclusion. When Zhu Yunwen first ascended the throne, he was usurped by his fourth uncle Zhu Di, the king of Yan. He cut his hair to become a monk and came to Chongqing to hide in the towns Baolun temple, so the town was renamed "Longyin town". In 1918, the local gentry raised funds to establish the "Shu porcelain factory" here. Due to the adoption of new technology, the porcelain was of good quality, with a wide variety and a growing reputation. The products were exported to both inside and outside the province. Gradually, the name of "Ciqikou" replaced "Longyin town".The ancient town has a profound cultural origin. It has gathered Guo Moruo, Xu Beihong, Feng Zikai, Ba Jin, Bing Xin andother cultural celebrities. Mr. Ding Zhaozhong, a famous Chinese American scientist, also studied in the town. The towns tea house culture is prosperous, large and small teahouses can be seen everywhere, sailors, uncle paoge and other people like to come and go here. During the period of accompanying capital, there were more than 100 teahouses in the town, and storytelling became the characteristic of teahouses. Up to now, the teahouse is still a scene of Ciqikou. There are 13 teahouses in the old street which is more than 100 meters long. Every teahouse is full, and the ancient style still exists. Maoxuewang, Qianzhang soft stew and pepper and salt peanuts are famous snacks in the ancient town. They are known as the "three treasures" of Ciqikou diet.The ancient town has mountains and water, fresh air, shady trees, peaceful and comfortable peoples life, and retains the life style of local ethnic groups in China. The buildings in the town have the characteristics of Eastern Sichuan dwellings. The stone road is harmonious with the dwellings along the street. Most of the houses are made of bamboo and wood, and they are built with bucket walls or semi wooden walls. Most of the shops along the street are one into three rooms, long into deep type. Hua Ziliang, a household name in the novel Hongyan, once contacted the underground party members in one of the old houses.In 1998, Ciqikou Ancient Town was designated by the State Council as a key protected historic district in Chongqing. The ancient town is now open to welcome Chinese and foreign guests.重庆磁器口导游词英语4Hello, everyone. Welcome to Chongqing, the capital of mountains and rivers. Im Luo __, the tour guide of Chongqing. You can call me Xiao Luo or Luo Dao.Chongqing is located in Southwest China, the upper reaches of the Yangtze River, the eastern edge of Sichuan Basin, Hubei and Hunan in the East, Guizhou in the south, Sichuan in the West and Shaanxi in the north. Chongqing is 470 kilometers long from east to west and 450 kilometers wide from north to south, with a total area of 8. 240000 square kilometers, the largest city in China, with a population of 29.45 million. Chongqing has built its capital three times in history. It is also a famous mountain city, water city, bridge city and hot spring city. As for Chongqing, there are Daba Mountain in the north, Wushan mountain in the East, Wuling Mountain and Dalou mountain in the southeast. The altitude difference is huge and undulating. It can be said that there is a city in the mountains and a mountain in the city. It is a mountain city worthy of the name. At the same time, in the Chongqing section of the main stream ofthe Yangtze River, there are hundreds of small rivers such as Jialing River, Qujiang River, Fujiang River, Wujiang River and Daning River, together with Changshou Lake, Xiaonanhai lake, Qinglong lake and other lakes, making the annual average total water resources of Chongqing about 500 billion cubic meters. The water area per square meter ranks first in China. Therefore, the mountain city of Chongqing stands in the water and is a city of mountains and waters.A thousand year old town, epitome of Chongqing. Dear tourist friends, we are now at Ciqikou, an ancient town with thousands of years of vicissitudes. Ciqikou Ancient Town is located in the outskirts of the city, with an area of 1. It covers an area of 18 square kilometers, and is named after the porcelain produced and transported in Ming and Qing Dynasties. Ciqikou has a good reputation. Do you know what it is?In fact, according to historical records, Xingzhen began from the Xianping period of emperor Zhenzong of Song Dynasty to the formation of a commercial wharf with land and water converging in the Ming Dynasty, and reached its peak in the late Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China. The ancients praised the prosperity of "thousands of people bow their hands in the daytime andthousands of bright lights in the night", so it has the reputation of "little Chongqing". Ciqikou was formerly known as Longyin town. It is said that in the early Ming Dynasty, Emperor Yunwen, the sun of Zhu Yuanzhang, was usurped by his fourth uncle Zhu Di, and then he came to Chongqing as a monk to hide in Baolun temple. There are four words "Longyin Temple" on the wall of Tianwang hall, so the original "Baiyan town" is changed to "Longyin town". In 1918, the local gentry raised funds to establish the "Shu porcelain factory". The porcelain has a good geology, a wide variety, a growing reputation, and its products are exported to both inside and outside the province. Gradually, the name "Ciqikou" replaced "Longyin town".When I come to Ciqikou, I have to say that its teahouse culture. In the past, teahouses could be seen everywhere in this millennium old town. In those days, sailors, uncle paoge and other people loved to go in and out of this piece. During the period of accompanying capital, there were more than 100 teahouses in this small town, which was characterized by "bookstores teahouse", also known as artists teahouse. It was a place for tea tasting and appreciation of folk art. Especially in the evening, people who can talk on the stage in the teahouse are all top-quality experts, so people call it "pinxiantai". Storytellers are all listed storytellers, to see who hasunique skills, who can attract more tea guests, who can get the red envelope. Until now, the teahouse is still a scene of Ciqikou. There are 13 teahouses on the old street over 100 meters long. Every teahouse is full, and the ancient style still exists.Maoxuewang, a famous snack, is known as the "three treasures" of Ciqikou. The buildings in the town have the characteristics of Eastern Sichuan dwellings. The stone road and the dwellings along the street are in harmony. The houses are more than bamboo and wood structures, with carved beams and painted buildings, decorated windows and coffins. A lane, a family, if you are not careful, you stand on the history of 3000 years. You can feel this feeling everywhere in Ciqikou, so Ciqikou is a real living ancient town, which is the famous "a stone road, Millennium Ciqikou".In 1998, Ciqikou was designated as a key protected historic district by the State Council of Chongqing. The government has planned to build Ciqikou into a new tourism district with Bayu cultural characteristics. The ancient town has opened its doors to welcome visitors from all over the world.重庆磁器口导游词英语5Hello, dear tourist friends, Im your guide today. Ill accompany you to visit Ciqikou Ancient Town. I hope we can have a friendly andhappy time together. Because Ciqikou is very close, we will soon arrive at the ancient town. In the next time, I will take you to Ciqikou, which is known as "Millennium ancient town" and "little Chongqing".There must be such a question in your mind. There are many such ancient towns in China. What is unique about them? If you want to get the answer, please follow me to visit them.Now we are in Ciqikou. The archway you can see is the gate of Ciqikou Ancient Town. Someone said, "when you enter here, it feels like time goes back to the past. It makes you have a dream for several years." Do you have such a feeling? Now you can take a picture here as a souvenir. OK, after you take a picture, please step into the entrance of Ciqikou with me. Now we are standing at the foot of a branch road in Ciqikou main street. It will be narrow ahead. We must follow closely.Ciqikou was originally called "baiyanchang". It is said that in the early Ming Dynasty, Zhu Yunwen was forced to come to Chongqing as a monk and hide in Baolun temple. Therefore, the original "baiyanchang" was renamed "Longyin town". In the early Qing Dynasty, it was named Ciqikou because of its rich production and transportation of porcelain. As an important land and waterwharf along the Jialing River, it has experienced a thousand years of strong and simple ancient style, making it the epitome and symbol of the ancient city of Jiangzhou in Chongqing.An alley, a family, if youre not careful, youve been standing in the history of 3000 years. You can feel this feeling everywhere at Ciqikou. Therefore, Ciqikou is a real and living ancient town. If you look at the foot, do you think its much smoother than the road you just walked? This is the famous "a stone road, Millennium Ciqikou."Now we come to Ciqikou main street. It is said that it was built in the Ming Dynasty. At that time, hibiscus flowers were planted on both sides of the street. It is also called jinrongzheng street. Please see, on both sides of the road are antique gray tile houses, mostly of bamboo and wood structure, carved beams and painted buildings, window patterns and lattice patterns are very exquisite. Against the backdrop of the green trees, streams and rivers, the green tiles on the wall are simple and elegant, with endless charm. In the words of a tourist, it seems to be a light dream from the Tang and Song Dynasties to the present. Many world-famous architects at home and abroad take Ciqikou as one of the must see places in Chongqing.Dear friends, this shop is a century old jusenmao sauce garden workshop in Bayu. It was first founded by Zhang Zhenggang and started in 1885 with 20 Liang silver. In 1892, Zhang jiesan, the sonof Zhang Zhenggang, inherited it and named it "Zhang Jiju Senmao soy sauce garden". By the 1930s and 1940s, Chongqing had registered more than 130 soy sauce gardens, but jusenmao and the other two were the most famous and time-honored soy sauce gardens with far-reaching influence.You see, this wall is carved with a dragon pattern. Turn around in front of the wall with your eyes closed, and then walk straight towards the wall. If you can touch the bead in the middle, it means that good luck will come to him. Friends may as well have a try.Our current location is Ciqikou cross street, which intersects the main street, 240 meters long and 2.5 meters wide. The famous Baolun temple is located on this street. Look at the shops one after another. They are full of various folk art works, such as silk products, exquisite ethnic minority dolls and batik decorative cloth, Yunnan Hulusi that can play melodious music, and various kinds of red Chinese knots. Do you think they are beautiful?On both sides of the road, you can see that there are many places to sell snacks. Dont worry. After we visit, you can buy asmuch as you like. Ciqikou snacks, the most famous are Chen Mahua, Guzhen chicken miscellaneous, soft stewed Qianzhang, maoxuewang and so on. Every holiday, especially from other places to Chongqing students, work friends will come to Ciqikou line up to buy several bags of Chen Mahua to take home.On the left, there is a painting workshop. There are many paintings about old Chongqing, classic ancient town dwellings, sticks cut up and down the slope, and many beautiful landscape paintings.Well, tourists, we have come to Ciqikou wharf, the important origin of Ciqikou prosperity. Ciqikou was the north gate of Chongqing in ancient times. With the convenience of water transportation by Jialing River, Ciqikou became a commercial wharf where land and water meet in Ming Dynasty. Boats shuttle on the river and merchants gather in the town. Some people describe its prosperous scene as "thousands of people bow their hands in the daytime and thousands of bright lights come at night". It used to be one of the most prosperous water and land docks in the lower reaches of Jialing River. The development of water transportation has driven the development of catering, trade and other industries,thus continuously gathering popularity and forming todays ancient town.Well, my friends, today Im going to explain to you that. If you have any questions, you can ask me. Now you can visit by yourself. We will gather at the place where we get off at 2 oclock. Thank you and have a good time.重庆磁器口导游词英语。

为笔友介绍重庆的名胜古迹英语作文

为笔友介绍重庆的名胜古迹英语作文全文共6篇示例，供读者参考篇1My Hometown Chongqing - A City of Wonder and HistoryHello, my pen pal! I'm so excited to tell you about my amazing hometown, Chongqing. It's a city full of incredible sights and fascinating history. Get ready to be amazed!First, let me tell you about the iconic Yangtze River. It's a massive, winding river that runs right through the heart of Chongqing. You can take a cruise along the river and see the city's famous skyline with its towering skyscrapers and historic buildings. The river is so wide and powerful; it's like an ocean flowing through our city!Speaking of historic buildings, one place you absolutely have to visit is the Ciqikou Ancient Town. It's like stepping back in time! The narrow alleys are lined with traditional wooden houses, shops selling local crafts, and little restaurants serving delicious Chongqing hotpot (trust me, it's the best!). You'll feel like you're in an ancient Chinese painting.Another must-see is the Dazu Rock Carvings. These are incredible stone carvings carved into the sides of cliffs and mountains. They depict Buddhist stories and scenes from ancient times. Some of the carvings are huge, like the one of a giant Buddha that's over 30 meters tall! It's mind-blowing to think how long ago these were made and how much work went into creating them.If you like pandas (and who doesn't?), you have to go to the Chongqing Zoo. They have a whole panda house with adorable giant pandas munching on bamboo. You can watch them play and roll around, and they're just the cutest things ever! The zoo also has lots of other cool animals like elephants, tigers, and monkeys.Speaking of animals, have you ever heard of the famous Chongqing Monkey King? He's a legendary figure from a classic Chinese novel who could transform into different animals and had amazing superpowers. There's a huge statue of him in the city, and he's like our mascot. You'll see his image everywhere, from souvenirs to street art.One place that's really special to me is the Chongqing Children's Palace. It's this huge building with all kinds of activities and classes for kids. You can learn things like painting, dancing,martial arts, or even how to operate a robot! They have performances and exhibitions too. It's like a giant playground for learning and having fun.There are so many other cool places in Chongqing, like the Three Gorges Museum, the Eling Park with its beautiful gardens, and the Hongya Cave with its underground rivers and waterfalls. Everywhere you look, there's something amazing to see or do.I hope you can visit Chongqing someday and experience all its wonders for yourself. From the rich history and culture to the stunning natural scenery and delicious food, it's a city that will leave you in awe. Let me know if you have any other questions –I'm always happy to share more about my incredible hometown!Your friend,[Your Name]篇2My Awesome City – Chongqing's Amazing Ancient SightsHi friend! I'm so excited to tell you all about the awesome ancient sites in my city of Chongqing. It's one of the biggest cities in China and has sooo many cool historical places to explore. Get ready to be amazed!First up is Dazu Rock Carvings. This incredible place has thousands of rock carvings and statues that were made hundreds of years ago during the Tang and Song dynasties. Can you believe people carved all those detailed Buddhist figures and scenes right into the rock cliffs and caves? It's mindblowing! My favorite is the gigantic 31 meter tall carving of a sleeping Buddha.I could stare at the details on that carving forever.Another must-see historical spot is Ciqikou Ancient Town. This place looks like it's frozen in time from the Ming and Qing dynasties! The old-fashioned buildings line cute little alleyways along the Jialing River. You can find all sorts of traditional shops selling things like wood carvings, Chinese paper umbrellas, and yummy snacks. I love the bakeries making little steamed buns and crispy fried dough twists. Don't miss Shibaozhai, a famous pavilion built along the river that looks like a huge wooden pagoda.Speaking of pagodas, one of Chongqing's most iconic landmarks is Erling Park and the Ancient Buddha Temple. This temple complex dates back over 1,600 years and the coolest part is the massive Erling Pagoda that's over 50 meters tall! The pagoda has 8 sides and 13 levels stacked on top of each other. You can actually go inside and climb up through the middle.From the top you get an awesome view of the whole park filled with ancient grottoes, temples, and rock carvings of Buddhas.For more incredible rock carvings, you have to visit Baiheliang Underwater Museum. Hundreds of years ago when they made the Three Gorges Dam, they had to flood an entire ancient city! Before the water covered everything up, they took detailed scans of all the old streets, temples, and rock carvings. Now you can take a boat through the flooded ruins and see lifesize 3D holograms recreating what it all looked like back then. It's so trippy seeing a hologram of an entire temple rising up from the water!And I can't forget to mention Chongqing's famous Hongyadong folk houses! These traditional homes were built right into the cliffs and caves along the rivers. Some of them are over 1,000 years old! The coolest part is all the intricate wooden architecture and carvings decorating the buildings. When you walk through the alleys, it feels like stepping back in time to the ancient dynasties. I love imagining families living in the cave dwellings so many centuries ago.Chongqing has sooo many other amazing historical sites too, like the Three Scholars Footpath where three famous poets used to hang out, and Laitan Ancient Town that's over 2,600 years old!No matter where you go, you're surrounded by all this incredible cultural heritage. Touring the ancient sights is my favorite thing to do - they make me feel like I've traveled back through history.And the best part is, Chongqing keeps all these amazing places really well preserved. They put a ton of effort into protecting and restoring everything from the ancient pavilions to the old city walls and towers. That way future generations can continue to learn about and appreciate this city's incredible historical legacy.I feel so lucky to grow up surrounded by all these wonders. Chongqing is unlike any other city with its fascinating mix of natural scenery like rivers and caves combined with centuries of human architectural masterpieces and folk culture. I hope you can come visit someday so I can give you a tour of my favorite ancient sights! Let me know if you have any other questions about exploring Chongqing's amazing historical heritage. I'm always happy to share more about the awesomeness of my hometown!篇3My Hometown Chongqing: A City of Wonders and HistoryHi there, my pen pal! I'm so excited to share with you about my amazing hometown, Chongqing. It's a city that's full of surprises and has lots of cool places to explore. Get ready to be amazed!First things first, let me tell you about our city's nickname –the "Mountain City." Chongqing is built on mountains and hills, with buildings and houses climbing up the slopes. It's like a giant staircase! From above, it looks like a maze of higgledy-piggledy houses and skyscrapers. Pretty neat, right?Now, let me take you on a tour of some of the most famous attractions in Chongqing. Buckle up, because it's going to be an adventure!The Dazu Rock CarvingsHave you ever seen rocks that can tell stories? The Dazu Rock Carvings are exactly that! These ancient carvings, dating back to the 9th century, are like a giant comic book carved into the cliffs. They depict stories from Buddhism, with intricate details and vivid characters. It's like stepping back in time and seeing history come alive before your eyes. Imagine walking along the winding paths, gazing up at the towering rock faces adorned with these incredible artworks. It's like being in areal-life museum, but way cooler!The Three GorgesPrepare to be amazed by the sheer power of nature! The Three Gorges, carved by the mighty Yangtze River, are a breathtaking sight to behold. Picture towering cliffs, winding rivers, and misty landscapes that look like they're straight out of a fairytale. It's like being in a fantasy world! One of the gorges, called the Qutang Gorge, is particularly impressive. The cliffs rise up so high that you can barely see the sky peeking through. It's like being inside a giant canyon, with the river rushing by at your feet. Just be careful not to fall in!The Hongya CaveImagine exploring a giant underground cave that's filled with all sorts of incredible rock formations. That's exactly what the Hongya Cave is like! As you venture deeper into the cave, you'll see stalactites hanging from the ceiling like icicles and stalagmites rising up from the ground like little towers. It's like being in a magical underground kingdom! The cave is also home to a underground river, which adds to the sense of adventure. Just be sure to bring a flashlight and watch your step!The Ciqikou Ancient TownStep back in time and experience what life was like in ancient China by visiting the Ciqikou Ancient Town. This charming little town is like a living museum, with its narrow alleys, traditional architecture, and friendly locals going about their daily lives. As you wander through the streets, you'll see old men playing chess, women selling delicious street food, and artisans crafting beautiful handicrafts. It's like being transported to a different era! Don't forget to try some of the local snacks, like the famous Chongqing hot pot, which is sure to set your taste buds on fire (but in a good way!).The Wulong KarstImagine a landscape that looks like it's been carved by giants, with towering rock formations, deep canyons, and hidden caves. That's exactly what the Wulong Karst is like! This incredible natural wonder is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and it's easy to see why. As you explore the area, you'll come across breathtaking sights like the Three Natural Bridges, which are massive rock arches that span across rivers and valleys. It's like something out of a fantasy movie! There are also loads of hiking trails that wind through the karst formations, offering plenty of opportunities for adventure.The Chongqing ZooIf you're an animal lover like me, you'll go bananas for the Chongqing Zoo! This massive zoo is home to all sorts of incredible creatures, from majestic elephants and fierce tigers to cute pandas and playful monkeys. As you wander through the zoo, you'll get to see these amazing animals up close and learn all about their habitats and behaviors. Just be sure to keep your distance and don't try to pet them, unless you want to end up as their lunch!The People's Liberation MonumentLast but not least, let me tell you about the People's Liberation Monument. This towering monument is a symbol of Chongqing's history and resilience. It stands tall in the heart of the city, with a massive statue of a soldier holding a rifle high above his head. The monument commemorates the brave soldiers who fought during World War II and the Chinese Civil War. It's a reminder of the sacrifices made to protect our city and country. When you visit, take a moment to reflect on the courage and bravery of those who came before us.Phew, that was quite a tour! I hope you enjoyed learning about all the amazing places my hometown has to offer. Chongqing is a city that's steeped in history, culture, and natural wonders. Whether you're exploring ancient rock carvings,navigating through underground caves, or marveling at towering karst formations, there's always something new and exciting to discover.So, what do you think? Are you ready to pack your bags and come visit me in Chongqing? I promise you'll have the adventure of a lifetime! Just be sure to bring your sense of wonder and a pair of comfortable walking shoes. Oh, and don't forget to try the hot pot – it's absolutely delicious (but maybe bring a fire extinguisher too, just in case!).Can't wait to hear back from you and share more stories about my amazing hometown!Your pen pal,[Your Name]篇4Dear Pen Pal,Hi there! My name is Xiaoming and I'm 10 years old. I live in the amazing city of Chongqing in southwest China. Today, I want to tell you all about the incredible historical sites we have here. Chongqing is one of the oldest cities in China with over 3,000years of history! There are so many cool ancient buildings and cultural relics. Let me take you on a little tour.The first place I have to tell you about is the Dazu Rock Carvings. These are some of the best examples of folk Buddhist art carved into the rockfaces dating back to the 9th century. My favorite ones are the carvings at Beishan, which show tons of different sculptures of Buddhas, gods, humans and mythical creatures all packed together. Some of the carvings are tiny while others are huge! It's like wandering through an outdoor museum full of stories from long ago.Another awesome historical spot is Ciqikou Old Town. This neighborhood has buildings and streets that haven't changed much in hundreds of years. As you stroll down the old stone pathways, you see traditional courtyard houses with wooden beams and tiled roofs. There are also little shops selling things like traditional snacks, handicrafts and calligraphy brushes, just like in ancient times. I love exploring all the nooks and crannies and imagining what life was like for people living there centuries ago.Speaking of old buildings, I have to mention the Huguang Guild Hall. This was a kind of club or gathering place for successful merchants back in the Qing Dynasty in the 1700s. Thearchitecture is so grand and ornate, with intricately carved wooden pillars and painted beams. My favorite part is the theater stage inside where they used to have operas and shows. I like to sit there and picture all the fancy nobles watching performances in their elaborate robes.Then there's Arhat Ridge, which has carvings of 500 different arahat disciples of Buddha etched into the cliffside. Each one has a unique pose and expression that seems to give them a distinct personality. Some look wise and serene while others seem sneaky or grumpy. My friends and I like to make up stories about their lives based on how they're carved. The carvings were made over 800 years ago but still look so vivid and detailed.Those are some of the biggest historical highlights, but Chongqing has lots of other cool old temples, pagodas, bridges and buildings tucked away. You never know what ancient treasure you might stumble upon around the next corner! I feel so lucky to live in a place steeped in such rich history and culture.I could go on and on but I don't want this letter to get too long. Let me know if you have any other questions about Chongqing's amazing historical sites. I'm always happy to share more stories about my fascinating hometown!Your friend,Xiaoming篇5Dear Pen Pal,Hi there! My name is Xiaoming and I'm a 10-year-old student from Chongqing, China. Chongqing is a huge city with lots of cool places to visit. Today I want to tell you all about some of the famous scenic spots and historical sites here. Get ready for an amazing journey!First up is the Dazu Rock Carvings. These are some super old rock carvings that were made way back between the 9th and13th centuries. There are over 50,000 carvings spread across 75 protected sites! The carvings show lots of different Buddhist figures as well as people, animals, and scenes from daily life back in those times. My favorite is the gigantic carved image of Boddhisatva Avalokitesvara with a thousand hands and eyes. It's unbelievably detailed and took sculptors years and years to complete. Walking through the sites and seeing all the different carvings is like traveling back in time. It's seriously awesome!Another must-see is Ciqikou Ancient Town. This little town dates back to the Ming and Qing Dynasties, so it has a history going back over 1,000 years! It's located right alongside theJialing River and is filled with old-style buildings with beautiful carved wooden porches. As you wander through the stone alleyways, you'll see all kinds of traditional shops selling things like chopsticks, Chinese fans, woodcarvings, and delicious street food. There are also little outdoor tea houses where you can relax and watch the river go by. It feels like you've been transported to an ancient Chinese town from centuries ago. So cool!Then there's Huguang Guild Hall, which is this massive complex of buildings that used to be the center for Chinese merchants, businessmen, and craft workers. It has beautiful courtyards, gardens, pavilions, and dining halls all decorated with super intricate wood and stone carvings. The architecture is a blend of different Chinese styles that you don't see anywhere else. My favorite part is the giant stage in the opera theater that has amazing carvings of dragons and phoenixes. The whole place makes you feel like you're wandering through a palace from the old dynasties.You also can't miss the Three Natural Bridges in Wulong Karst. These are three massive naturally formed bridges made of limestone that were carved by water erosion over millions of years! They tower hundreds of feet in the air with rivers flowingunderneath them. The biggest one is over 600 feet high and 500 feet long - it's like a huge stone rainbow! Hiking through the caves and valleys around the bridges is an incredible experience. The whole area is full of underground rivers, valleys, and sinkholes from the karst landscape. You feel tiny compared to those giant natural masterpieces.There are so many other awesome places in Chongqing like Fairy Mountain with its steep cliffs, waterfalls, and ancient temples built into the mountainside. Or the Jinfo Mountain Overhanging Monastery, which is this 1,600 year old Buddhist temple built hanging off the side of a cliff! No matter where you go, there's fascinating history and breathtaking scenery everywhere you look.Chongqing is known as the "Mountain City" because it's surrounded by incredible natural scenery and has lots of steep hills and rivers running through it. But it also has over 3,000 years of rich culture and history packed into its ancient sites. From mind-blowing rock carvings and towering natural bridges to quaint old towns that look frozen in time, there's always some new wonder to discover.I feel so lucky to live in a city with such an amazing mix of natural beauty and historical sites. I hope you can come visitChongqing someday to experience it all for yourself! Let me know if you have any other questions about my incredible hometown. I'm always happy to share more about this place with my pen pals.Your friend,Xiaoming篇6Dear Pen Pal,Hi there! My name is Xiaoming and I'm 10 years old. I live in the amazing city of Chongqing in southwestern China. Chongqing is a super cool place with lots of awesome historical sites and landmarks to explore. Let me tell you all about some of my favorite places!First up is the Dazu Rock Carvings. These are incredible ancient rock carvings that were created over 1,000 years ago! There are tens of thousands of carvings of buddhas, gods, animals, and scenes from stories spread across over 50 sites. My favorite site is Beishan, where you can see a gigantic 31-meter tall carving of a sleeping Buddha. Just imagine how long it must have taken the sculptors to carve something so massive out ofsolid rock! The details and expressions on the Buddha's face are incredible.Another amazing place is the Three Natural Bridges area in Wulong County. These are three huge natural bridges formed by erosion over millions of years. The biggest one is called Xiangxi Bridge and it's a whopping 180 meters tall and 200 meters long! It's like a massive stone rainbow suspended in the air. You can walk across the bridges and enjoy amazing views of the valleys and rivers below. Just be careful not to get too close to the edges!Speaking of valleys, Wulong also has the incredible Longshui Valley and Qikong Valley. These deep valleys have huge cliffs on either side covered in lush green forests. Small villages cling to the sides of the cliffs and there are amazing walkways and bridges built along the cliffside paths. Some of the villages have buildings that are over 1,000 years old! It feels like you're walking through a scene from a fantasy movie.In downtown Chongqing, you have to visit Ciqikou Old Town. It's a preserved neighborhood from the Ming and Qing dynasties with narrow alleys, wooden buildings, shops selling traditional snacks, and old temples and shrines. Wandering through Ciqikou feels like you've gone back in time 500 years! My favorite part isthe Othello Alley Market where you can find all kinds of cool antiques and knick-knacks.Another must-see is Huguang Guild Hall. It used to be a meeting place and hotel for merchant groups but now it's a museum. The buildings are beautiful examples of Qing dynasty architecture with carved beams, bright colors, and intricate details. Inside there are exhibits about the history of the guilds and displays of antiques, furniture, and artworks. My favorite room has life-sized mannequins showing what a guild meeting looked like back in the day.I can't forget to mention the Hongya Cave carvings! This is a series of huge Buddhist grottoes and statues carved right into the sides of the cliffs along the Yangtze and Jialing rivers. The biggest grotto contains a 17-meter Buddha statue surrounded by over 100 smaller Buddhist figures. There are also lots of carvings of animals, plants, and scenes from Buddhist stories on the walls and ceilings. It's hard to believe people managed to carve such detailed sculptures directly into the rock cliffs!Those are some of my favorite historical attractions in Chongqing, but there's so much more to see and do here. Just wandering through the hilly streets with their crazy architectureis an adventure. The food here is amazing too - you've got to try hotpot, xiaomian noodles, and tanghulu candied fruit skewers!I hope you can come visit Chongqing someday. The mix of ancient history and modern cityscape makes it such a unique place. Let me know if you have any other questions!Your friend,Xiaoming。

重庆旅游景点英文介绍

重庆旅游景点英文介绍Chongqing, also known as the "mountain city", is a vibrant and scenic city in southwestern China. With a rich history and a unique culture, Chongqing offers a diverse range of tourist attractions. Here are some of the top attractions to explore in Chongqing:1. Three Gorges: Located along the mighty Yangtze River, the Three Gorges is a breathtaking natural wonder. It comprises the Qutang Gorge, Wu Gorge, and Xiling Gorge, all offering stunning views of towering cliffs and tranquil waters. Taking a cruise along the Three Gorges is a popular way to experience this awe-inspiring beauty.2. Ciqikou Old Town: Step back in time as you explore Ciqikou Old Town, an ancient village known for its well-preserved traditional architecture. The narrow cobblestone streets are lined with shops selling local handicrafts, street food, and traditional snacks. This is a great place to experience the local way of life and sample delicious street food.3. Jiefangbei Pedestrian Street: As the commercial center of Chongqing, Jiefangbei Pedestrian Street is a bustling shopping district with modern skyscrapers and trendy boutiques. Visitors can explore the various shopping malls, enjoy a wide range of dining options, and experience the vibrant nightlife.4. The Dazu Rock Carvings: Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Dazu Rock Carvings are a collection of over 50,000 statues and 100,000 Chinese characters carved into the cliffs. These intricate carvings depict Buddhist, Taoist, andConfucian themes, showcasing the skill and artistry of ancient Chinese craftsmen.5. Hongya Cave: Situated on the banks of the Jialing River, Hongya Cave is a unique building complex that combines traditional architectural styles with modern elements. This multi-story complex is home to various shops, restaurants, and cafes, offering fantastic views of the river and the city skyline.6. Wulong Karst National Geology Park: Located about 200 kilometers from Chongqing, Wulong Karst National Geology Park is known for its dramatic karst landscape. The park features awe-inspiring natural wonders such as the Three Natural Bridges, Furong Cave, and Tiankeng Three Bridges. These magnificent attractions have made the park a popular destination for adventure enthusiasts and nature lovers.7. Chongqing Zoo: Home to over 200 species of animals, including pandas, Chongqing Zoo is a must-visit for wildlife enthusiasts. Visitors can observe pandas, tigers, elephants, and other exotic animals up close in their natural habitats.These are just a few of the many attractions that Chongqing has to offer. Whether you are interested in natural beauty, historical sites, or experiencing the local culture, Chongqing has something to offer for every traveler.。

写磁器口古镇的英语作文

写磁器口古镇的英语作文As one of the most well-preserved ancient towns in China, Ciqikou Ancient Town is a place of great historical significance and cultural heritage. Located in the Shapingba District of Chongqing, this ancient town dates back over1,700 years and is famous for its exquisite porcelain production and traditional architecture.The name "Ciqikou" translates to "Porcelain Port," which reflects the town's long history of porcelain making. Walking through the narrow cobblestone streets, visitors can admire the well-preserved Ming and Qing dynasty buildings that showcase traditional Chinese architecture. The sloping roofs, intricately carved wooden facades, and delicate eaves transport visitors back in time to an era of imperial China.The town's main thoroughfare is lined with quaint teahouses, artisan workshops, and local vendors sellinghandmade crafts and souvenirs. The aroma of freshly brewed tea and sizzling street food fills the air, enticing visitors to sample local delicacies and immerse themselves in thetown's vibrant atmosphere.Ciqikou Ancient Town is not only a treasure trove of historical artifacts and architectural splendor but also a hub of cultural performances and festivities. Traditional Sichuan opera, folk music, and dance performances take place in the town square, allowing visitors to experience the rich cultural traditions of the region.In addition to its cultural attractions, Ciqikou Ancient Town offers stunning views of the Jialing River and the surrounding mountains. The picturesque landscapes and serene waterways provide a tranquil setting for leisurely strolls and leisure activities.For those interested in learning about the town's porcelain heritage, there are several workshops and museumsthat showcase the intricate process of porcelain making and display priceless works of art.In conclusion, Ciqikou Ancient Town is a living testament to China's rich cultural heritage and a must-visitdestination for travelers seeking an authentic experience of traditional Chinese life. Whether it's savoring local flavors, admiring historical architecture, or immersing oneself in cultural performances, this ancient town offers a wealth of experiences that capture the essence of China's past and present.。

介绍自己的家乡重庆磁器口英语作文

介绍自己的家乡重庆磁器口英语作文Chongqing is a beautiful city located in southwestern China. It is known for its rich history, stunning landscapes, and delicious local cuisine. One of the most famous spots in Chongqing is the Ciqikou, or Porcelain Village, which is a historical and cultural area that attracts visitors from all over the world.Ciqikou is a traditional ancient town with a history of more than 1,000 years. It is located on the bank of the Jialing River and is known for its well-preserved Ming and Qing dynasty architecture. The name "Ciqikou" translates to "Porcelain Village," and it is named as such because it used to be a major trading hub for porcelain during the Ming and Qing dynasties. Today, you can still find many traditional porcelain shops and workshops in the area, selling a wide variety of beautiful ceramics.In addition to its historical significance, Ciqikou is also a lively and bustling neighborhood with narrow cobblestone streets lined with old houses, teahouses, and local eateries. The atmosphere is vibrant and full of energy, especially during the weekends when streetperformers and vendors set up shop along the main street. Visitors can enjoy traditional Sichuan snacks, sip on local tea, and browse through the various souvenir shops.One of the highlights of Ciqikou is its beautiful temple, the Baolun Temple, which dates back to the Song dynasty.The temple is dedicated to the Buddhist goddess of mercy, Guanyin, and features intricate wood carvings and colorful decorations. It is a peaceful and spiritual place amidstthe bustling streets of Ciqikou, and many visitors comehere to offer their prayers and seek blessings.In recent years, Ciqikou has also become a popularfilming location for both domestic and international movies and TV shows. Its well-preserved ancient architecture and unique cultural atmosphere make it a perfect backdrop for historical and period dramas.Overall, Ciqikou is a must-visit destination for anyone traveling to Chongqing. It offers a glimpse into the city's rich history and culture, as well as a chance to experience traditional Chinese architecture and craftsmanship. The combination of historical significance and modern vibrancy makes Ciqikou an unforgettable place to explore.重庆是一个美丽的城市，位于中国西南部。

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重庆磁器口—闹市边的古镇Ciqikou is an old town preserved in sprawling modern Chongqing, about an hour's drive from the city center. It's an old sleepy town built in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. Although it's preserved as a tourist town, you don't have to pay to get in. The town's name, Ciqikou, means porcelain harbor, and the community prospered from the porcelain trade.Today it offers a glimpse of the peaceful laid-back life in the Sichuan countryside and is somewhere to take a break from the busy commercial world of Chongqing.A number of old courtyard compounds still stand here. Small as it is, the town used to have several temples, and one of them, a Taoism temple, had been turned into an elementary school.What makes the school special is one of its students. Nobel Prize Winner Samuel CC Ding, who we know as Ding Zhaozhong in Chinese, once studied here. A small classroom, small stool and desk, oil lamp, blackboard, and a picture of Doctor Sun Yet-san, that's the custom of the time.The old town has only two main streets and they've been taken up by all kinds of shops. The teahouse puts on a diverse range of entertainment shows staged from time to time. One of the shows is the famous Sichuan show 'Changing the face'. The biggest secret is how the performer changes his masks. In this performance, he has to switch masks something like nine times. It's such a difficult trick that sometimes it does not work, but the audience will always forgive him.The show originated from an old show in Sichuan called Nine Changes. There was a knight-errant called Baiyong who brought hope to many poor and unfortunate people. Every time he showed up, he changed his masks nine times. It's a way of indicating that he would help people but not ask anything in return. He did not let people know whom he was. Today it's purely a show of skills.Changing’s skyline today is dominated by modern highrises and skyscrapers. But more than half a century ago, during the Second World War, the Japanese forces bombed the city for five years. But the Chinese were not alone in fighting against the Japanese. Among all the others, is General Joseph Stilwell.For two years, General Joseph Warren Stilwell lived here in Chongqing as chief commander of the US forces in the China-Burma-India Theatre during World War II. General Stilwell was a true friend of the Chinese people as well as a Chinese linguist. He is also remembered for directing the road project from Ledo, in Assem, India through India and Burma to Yunnan, in Southwest China. The road was open to traffic in 1945 and named after the general. Today his former residence has been turned into a museum commemorating his contribution to the fight for peace.You will find plenty of war relics in Chongqing. One unusual place is the former site of the provisional government of the Republic of Korea. In 1910, Japan took over the Korean peninsula. Nine years later, the Korean people set up their provisional government in Shanghai. Before these people eventually returned to their country, the government was stationed in Chongqing for five years. It also set up its own army in Chongqing. The small compound housed fully-fledged government departments including Treasury, Ministry of Internal Affairs and Ministry of Foreign Affairs.Another spot that is linked with history is well kept today. The former barracks of the French Marine forces have been turned into a chic bar, coffee shop and restaurant strip. Built in 1902, the compound used to house the French navy soldiers at a time when China was mired in civil war and haplessly fending off foreign invaders. Here in Chongqing, along the Yangtze River, the French set up a base for their marines so they could guarantee military supplies.The barracks were built in front of the Yangtze River was built for the navy soldiers. If you come at night, with a friend or not, the cool wind from the river will come over and give you some real treat.The French being French, they even built a stone wine cellar in the barracks. The area blends the contemporary style with the remains of history, becoming a fantastic place for urban citizens to come for a night out.Recommended itineraryArrive in Chongqing from Guangzhou by plane – spend one yuan and 20 minutes taking buses to Ciqikou –Stay in the town for as long as you like with accommodation fee ranging from 20 yuan to 160 yuan per night – Back to Guangzhou by planeMao Xue Wang, a famous local dish, is basically made of duck blood, eel, pork, sausage and bean sprout.。