7 Places you MUST visit in Chongqing | Food, Mountains, Golf and more!
7 Places to Visit in Chongqing
Let's explore Chongqing - a city with close to 40 MILLION people! In this video, I will share with you 7 places worth visiting the next time you are in Chongqing. Of course, there are many many more iconic and unique places to check out, let me know which is your favourite!
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1) 解放碑 Jie Fang Bei - 00:18
2) 十八梯 Shi Ba Ti - 01:38
3) 长江索道 Yangtze River Cable Car - 04:42
4) 李子坝 Li Zi Ba Station - 06:03
5) 钟书阁 Zhong Shu Ge Bookstore - 06:40
6) 老君洞道观 Lao Jun Dong Taoist Temple - 07:18
7) 保利高尔夫 Poly Golf Course - 12:09
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「古迹寻踪」EP3｜汇通祠：郭守敬纪念馆；中国古人治水的智慧
汇通祠坐落在西海西北的小岛上，由姚广孝始建于明朝永乐年间，旧称法华寺，为了保佑不发生水患而建，所以又称镇水观音庵。清朝乾隆二十六年（1761年）重修，改称汇通祠，下面为德胜门西水关，南岸有一只石螭镇水兽。
上世纪70年代，为修建北京地铁2号线，汇通祠被全部拆除。1986年按原制复建，祠后建碑亭，将乾隆御制诗碑重新立于亭内。只是水关及石螭已无原貌。
重建后的汇通祠，改为郭守敬纪念馆，因为郭守敬曾长期主持水利设计。纪念馆分四个展厅，向游人展示这位元代科学家的生平功绩。
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Dragon Dance London Chinese New Year
Dragon dance (simplified Chinese: 舞龙; traditional Chinese: 舞龍; pinyin: wǔ lóng) is a form of traditional dance and performance in Chinese culture. Like the lion dance, it is most often seen in festive celebrations. The Dragon Dance is performed by a team of experienced dancers who manipulate a long flexible figure of a dragon using poles positioned at regular intervals along the length of the dragon. The Dragon Dance team simulates the imagined movements of this river spirit in a sinuous, undulating manner.
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The dragon dance is often performed during Chinese New Year (traditional Chinese: 農曆新年, 中國新年; simplified Chinese: 农历新年, 中国新年; pinyin: nónglì xīn nián, zhōngguó xīn nián). Chinese dragons are a symbol of China's culture, and they are believed to bring good luck to people, therefore the longer the dragon in the dance, the more luck it will bring to the community. The dragons are believed to possess qualities that include great power, dignity, fertility, wisdom and auspiciousness. The appearance of a dragon is both fearsome and bold but it has a benevolent disposition, and it was an emblem to represent imperial authority. The movements in a performance traditionally symbolize historical roles of dragons demonstrating power and dignity.
During the Han Dynasty, different forms of the dragon dance were described in ancient texts. Rain dance performed at times of drought may involve the use of figures of dragon as Chinese dragon was associated with rain in ancient China, for example the dragon Yinglong was considered a rain deity, and the Shenlong had the power to determine how much wind and rain to bring. According to the Han Dynasty text Luxuriant Dew of the Spring and Autumn Annals by Dong Zhongshu, as part of a ritual to appeal for rain, clay figures of the dragons were made and children or adults may then perform a Dragon dance. The number of dragons, their length and color, as well as the performers may vary according to the time of year. Other dances involving dragons may be found in a popular form of entertainment during the Han Dynasty, the baixi (百戲) variety shows, where performers called mime people (象人) dressed up as various creatures such as beasts, fish and dragons. In his Lyric Essay on Western Capital (西京賦) Zhang Heng recorded various performances such as performers who dressed as a green dragon playing a flute, and a fish-dragon act where fish transformed into a dragon. A version of the fish- dragon dance called fish-dragon extending (魚龍曼延) was also performed at the Han court to entertain foreign guests – in this dance a mythical beast of Shenli (舍利之獸) transforms into flounder, then to a dragon. These ancient dances however do not resemble modern Dragon Dance in their descriptions, and depictions of dragon dance in Han Dynasty stone relief engravings suggest that the props used may also be cumbersome, unlike modern Dragon Dance where light-weight dragons are manipulated by performers.
The dragon acts of the Han Dynasty were also mentioned in the Tang and Song Dynasty. Figures similar to the dragon lantern (龍燈) used during Lantern Festival were described in the Song Dynasty work Dreams of Splendor of the Eastern Capital, where figures of dragon mounted for display were constructed out of grass and cloth and inside which numerous candle lights may be placed. Such dragon lanterns may also be carried and paraded by performers in the street during the Lantern festival at nighttime. A wide variety of dragon dances have developed in various regions in China, for example, the Fenghua Cloth Dragon (奉化布龙) from Zhejiang was made with bamboo frame and covered with cloth, and is said to have been developed in the 1200s.
Chinese New Year (traditional Chinese: 農曆新年, 中國新年; simplified Chinese: 农历新年, 中国新年; pinyin: nónglì xīn nián, zhōngguó xīn nián) is the Chinese festival that celebrates the beginning of a new year on the traditional Chinese calendar. The festival is commonly referred to as the Spring Festival (traditional Chinese: 春節; simplified Chinese: 春节; pinyin: Chūn Jié) in China as the spring season in the lunisolar calendar traditionally starts with lichun, the first of the twenty-four solar terms which the festival celebrates around the time of. Marking the end of winter and the beginning of the spring season, observances traditionally take place from New Year’s Eve, the evening preceding the first day of the year to the Lantern Festival, held on the 15th day of the year. The first day of Chinese New Year begins on the new moon that appears between 21 January and 20 February. In 2021, the first day of the Chinese New Year will be on Friday, 12 February, which is the Year of the Ox.
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漳州古城，位於中國福建省東南部，是一座歷史悠久的古都。這座城市擁有悠久的歷史和豐富的文化遺產，可以追溯到唐朝時期。古城內保存著許多古老的建築，如傳統的宅院、廟宇和城牆遺址，讓人感受到歷史的厚重與獨特魅力。
在漳州古城的街道上，你可以感受到傳統的文化氛圍。古老的石板路鋪滿街頭巷尾，古色古香的建築與現代化的城市融為一體，形成了獨特的城市風貌。古城的街道兩旁還有各種傳統的小吃攤點，讓你品嚐地道的漳州美食，如花生湯、肉粽等，讓味蕾盡情享受。
漳州古城還擁有許多歷史名勝和文化遺跡，如西湖公園、光福寺、南山寺等，吸引著眾多遊客前來探訪。其中，光福寺是一處古老的佛教聖地，庭院幽靜，佛塔高聳，讓人感受到寧靜與神秘。
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Zhong Huge Bookstore in Dujiangyan, China #library #shorts
Zhong Huge Bookstore in Dujiangyan, China #library #shorts
《賈文青比你愛台灣》新竹縣北埔鄉：全台古蹟最密集的北埔老街，以及超越期待令人驚喜的綠世界！
#新竹 #北埔 #綠世界
從小對北埔的印象就只有綠世界，但不是因為去玩過而印象深刻，單純是廣告實在打太兇太洗腦了。
實際走訪之後，非常驚喜的發現綠世界不只是一座花園而已（有人跟我一樣有這種刻板印象嗎），而是規劃、服務、營運維護都非常優良的主題園區。
園區裡沒有甚麼獨步世界或全國多了不起的珍禽異獸自然奇觀，但他們把手上擁有的資源經營得很好。就算是到處都有的可愛動物區，他們也做得比別的園區更能讓遊客與動物互動，體驗上硬是高了一層。
我覺得綠世界的經營態度與服務水準，正是國內許多大而不當，虛華無實的園區應該借鏡的。把事情認真做好，比一天到晚找爆點吹宣傳更重要，也更有效。
當然北埔不只有綠世界而已，在這個全國客家人口密度最高的行政區中，可以看到許多客家人移墾的歷史與文化軌跡，以及團結又充滿活力的社區營造成果，充分感受豐沛的在地生命力。
段落資訊：
00:00 北埔鄉介紹
00:48 北埔老街
02:19 鄧南光影像紀念館
03:08 北埔六塘石柿餅落羽松
03:50 二寮神木
04:33 麥克田園
05:59 南埔社區
06:46 龍瑛宗文學館
07:48 南外社區
08:35 北埔冷泉
10:09 五指山橫向步道
11:33 綠世界生態農場
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《賈文青比你愛台灣》的題材選擇，是依鄉鎮區層級的行政區劃為準，主要從三個來源尋找景點：
1. 該縣市的官方旅遊網站
2. 該行政區的公所網站
3. 維基百科
這個系列有一部份的目的，是要呈現政府對該區域景點的經營成效，尤其對於外地旅客來說，政府單位的觀光網頁是最容易被接觸到的資源，因此會以政府公開資訊為主要參考對象。
因為設定的是一般的外地遊客視角，而不是在地居民或登山、賞鳥、釣魚等專業社群，因此會排除社區性質太強的公園、來回超過四個小時的山林步道、專門針對兒童遊樂的景點等等。
同時，因為美食類實在太多人在拍了，所以除非是那間餐廳本身具有特殊的文化或觀光意義，我們也不會單純介紹餐廳或小吃。
【文創設計】【#3】上海鍾書閣 Zhongshuge Bookstore Shanghai@中國上海Shanghai China
ICDA輕鬆文創旅行
Easy travel for culture and creative by ICDA
鍾書閣＠上海芮歐百貨
#文青
#hipster
#上海最美書店
#The Best Beautiful Bookstore
#生活美學
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【文創設計】【#3】上海鍾書閣 Zhongshuge Bookstore Shanghai@中國上海Shanghai China
淄博旅游不只有烧烤，来参观下海岱楼的钟书阁，被称为醉美书店【行走世界的北京老刘】
淄博旅游不只有烧烤，来参观下海岱楼的钟书阁，被称为醉美书店【行走世界的北京老刘】
我是北京老刘，爱好旅行☟☟☟
世界千万美景，万千繁华
希望我的足迹可以走过，双眼可以领略无限风光
走过一百国，看遍世界美景????♂️????♂️????♂️
#北京老刘#旅行VLOG#淄博旅游#钟书阁
「4K YH Travel Life」环游中国 19/人民幣上的風景/湖中有島，島中有湖/小瀛洲/三潭印月/柳浪聞鶯/錢王祠
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生活承重，闲了跟着YH Travel Life一起逛逛大街小巷吧。目前是在中国，一个城市一个城市的探索，不仅有热门景点，也有一些不为人知的有趣地方。
真实的风土人情，有趣的习俗文化，不一样的视角。
生活承重，閑了跟著YH Travel Life一起逛逛大街小巷吧。目前是在中國，一個城市一個城市的探索，不僅有熱門景點，也有一些不為人知的有趣地方。
真實的風土人情，有趣的習俗文化，不一樣的視角。
Life is hard, travel with YH Travel Life, walk around the city. Now I am basic in China ,I will explore the city by city, not only focus on the popular destination, but also some unknown interesting places.
La vida es difícil, viajar con YH Travel Life, caminamos por la ciudad. Ahora estoy básico en China, voy a explorar las ciudades uno por otro, no sólo centro en el destino popular, sino también algunos lugares interesantes desconocidos.
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--良渚曠遠秋景--
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--江西景德镇去看现代瓷业--
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--东极列岛——庙子湖岛--
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--我们一起走进鲁迅的文章里--
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--天下第一潮，美女坝视角--
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Business in the New Global Order | Patrick Zhong, Shu Nyatta, Chip Kaye, Jenny Johnson #FIIPriority
At FII PRIORITY, Business in the New Global Order featured Jenny Johnson, President & CEO, Franklin Templeton, Chip Kaye, CEO, Warburg Pincus, Shu Nyatta, Founder & Managing Partner, Bicycle Capital, Patrick Zhong, Founding Managing Partner, M31 Capital, and moderator Eithne Treanor, Managing Director, E Treanor Media.
On March 30-31, 2023, FII PRIORITY, powered by FII Institute, convened global leaders, CEOs, investors, innovators, engaged citizens and media for two days in Miami to craft a roadmap for humanity in today's challenging times.
Full Best Performance UV LIONG DANCE @PAGODA PANTJORAN CHINATOWN PIK IMLEK 2023 ❗Tarian Naga/Dragon
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Dragon dance (simplified Chinese: 舞龙; traditional Chinese: 舞龍; pinyin: wǔ lóng) is a form of traditional dance and performance in Chinese culture. Like the lion dance, it is most often seen during festive celebrations. The dance is performed by a team of experienced dancers who manipulate a long flexible giant puppet of a dragon using poles positioned at regular intervals along the length of the dragon. The dance team simulates the imagined movements of this river spirit in a sinuous, undulating manner.
The dragon dance is often performed during Chinese New Year. Chinese dragons are a symbol of China's culture, and they are believed to bring good luck to people, therefore the longer the dragon is in the dance, the more luck it will bring to the community. The dragons are believed to possess qualities that include great power, dignity, fertility, wisdom and auspiciousness. The appearance of a dragon is both fearsome and bold but it has a benevolent disposition, and it was an emblem to represent imperial authority. The movements in a performance traditionally symbolize the power and dignity of the dragon.
The dragon is a long serpentine body formed of a number of sections on poles, with a dragon head and a tail. The dragon is assembled by joining the series of hoops on each section and attaching the ornamental head and tail pieces at the ends. Traditionally, dragons were constructed of wood, with bamboo hoops on the inside and covered with a rich fabric, however in the modern era lighter materials such as aluminium and plastics have replaced the wood and heavy material.
Dragons can range in length from as little as 2 metres (10 ft) operated by two people for small displays, around 25 to 35 metres (80 to 110 ft) for the more acrobatic models, and up to 50 to 70 metres (160 to 230 ft) for the larger parade and ceremonial styles. The size and length of a dragon depends on the human power available, financing, materials, skills and size of the field. A small organization cannot afford to run a very long dragon because it requires considerable human power, great expense and special skills.
History
During the Han Dynasty, different forms of the dragon dance were described in ancient texts. Rain dance performed at times of drought may involve the use of figures of dragon as Chinese dragon was associated with rain in ancient China, for example the dragon Yinglong was considered a rain deity, and the Shenlong had the power to determine how much wind and rain to bring. According to the Han Dynasty text Luxuriant Dew of the Spring and Autumn Annals by Dong Zhongshu, as part of a ritual to appeal for rain, clay figures of the dragons were made and children or adults may then perform a dance. The number of dragons, their length and color, as well as the performers may vary according to the time of year. Other dances involving dragons may be found in a popular form of entertainment during the Han Dynasty, the baixi (百戲) variety shows, where performers called mime people (象人) dressed up as various creatures such as beasts, fish and dragons. In his Lyric Essay on Western Capital (西京賦) Zhang Heng recorded various performances such as performers who dressed as a green dragon playing a flute, and a fish-dragon act where fish transformed into a dragon. A version of the fish-dragon dance called fish-dragon extending (魚龍曼延) was also performed at the Han court to entertain foreign guests – in this dance a mythical beast of Shenli (舍利之獸) transforms into flounder, then to a dragon. These ancient dances however do not resemble modern Dragon Dance in their descriptions, and depictions of dragon dance in Han Dynasty stone relief engravings suggest that the props used may also be cumbersome, unlike modern Dragon Dance where light-weight dragons are manipulated by performers.
The dragon acts of the Han Dynasty were also mentioned in the Tang and Song Dynasty. Figures similar to the dragon lantern (龍燈) used during Lantern Festival were described in the Song Dynasty work Dreams of Splendor of the Eastern Capital, where figures of dragon mounted for display were constructed out of grass and cloth and inside which numerous candle lights may be placed. Such dragon lanterns may also be carried and paraded by performers in the street during the Lantern festival at nighttime. A wide variety of dragon dances have developed in various regions in China, for example, the Fenghua Cloth Dragon (奉化布龙) from Zhejiang was made with bamboo frame and covered with cloth, and is said to have been developed in the 1200s. A form of dragon dance from Tongliang County (铜梁龙舞), which originated as snake totem worship, began during the Ming Dynasty and became popular in the Qing Dynasty. .....
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Dragon dance (simplified Chinese: 舞龙; traditional Chinese: 舞龍; pinyin: wǔ lóng) is a form of traditional dance and performance in Chinese culture. Like the lion dance, it is most often seen during festive celebrations. The dance is performed by a team of experienced dancers who manipulate a long flexible giant puppet of a dragon using poles positioned at regular intervals along the length of the dragon. The dance team simulates the imagined movements of this river spirit in a sinuous, undulating manner.
The dragon dance is often performed during Chinese New Year. Chinese dragons are a symbol of China's culture, and they are believed to bring good luck to people, therefore the longer the dragon is in the dance, the more luck it will bring to the community. The dragons are believed to possess qualities that include great power, dignity, fertility, wisdom and auspiciousness. The appearance of a dragon is both fearsome and bold but it has a benevolent disposition, and it was an emblem to represent imperial authority. The movements in a performance traditionally symbolize the power and dignity of the dragon.
The dragon is a long serpentine body formed of a number of sections on poles, with a dragon head and a tail. The dragon is assembled by joining the series of hoops on each section and attaching the ornamental head and tail pieces at the ends. Traditionally, dragons were constructed of wood, with bamboo hoops on the inside and covered with a rich fabric, however in the modern era lighter materials such as aluminium and plastics have replaced the wood and heavy material.
Dragons can range in length from as little as 2 metres (10 ft) operated by two people for small displays, around 25 to 35 metres (80 to 110 ft) for the more acrobatic models, and up to 50 to 70 metres (160 to 230 ft) for the larger parade and ceremonial styles. The size and length of a dragon depends on the human power available, financing, materials, skills and size of the field. A small organization cannot afford to run a very long dragon because it requires considerable human power, great expense and special skills.
History
During the Han Dynasty, different forms of the dragon dance were described in ancient texts. Rain dance performed at times of drought may involve the use of figures of dragon as Chinese dragon was associated with rain in ancient China, for example the dragon Yinglong was considered a rain deity, and the Shenlong had the power to determine how much wind and rain to bring. According to the Han Dynasty text Luxuriant Dew of the Spring and Autumn Annals by Dong Zhongshu, as part of a ritual to appeal for rain, clay figures of the dragons were made and children or adults may then perform a dance. The number of dragons, their length and color, as well as the performers may vary according to the time of year. Other dances involving dragons may be found in a popular form of entertainment during the Han Dynasty, the baixi (百戲) variety shows, where performers called mime people (象人) dressed up as various creatures such as beasts, fish and dragons. In his Lyric Essay on Western Capital (西京賦) Zhang Heng recorded various performances such as performers who dressed as a green dragon playing a flute, and a fish-dragon act where fish transformed into a dragon. A version of the fish-dragon dance called fish-dragon extending (魚龍曼延) was also performed at the Han court to entertain foreign guests – in this dance a mythical beast of Shenli (舍利之獸) transforms into flounder, then to a dragon. These ancient dances however do not resemble modern Dragon Dance in their descriptions, and depictions of dragon dance in Han Dynasty stone relief engravings suggest that the props used may also be cumbersome, unlike modern Dragon Dance where light-weight dragons are manipulated by performers.
The dragon acts of the Han Dynasty were also mentioned in the Tang and Song Dynasty. Figures similar to the dragon lantern (龍燈) used during Lantern Festival were described in the Song Dynasty work Dreams of Splendor of the Eastern Capital, where figures of dragon mounted for display were constructed out of grass and cloth and inside which numerous candle lights may be placed. Such dragon lanterns may also be carried and paraded by performers in the street during the Lantern festival at nighttime. A wide variety of dragon dances have developed in various regions in China, for example, the Fenghua Cloth Dragon (奉化布龙) from Zhejiang was made with bamboo frame and covered with cloth, and is said to have been developed in the 1200s. A form of dragon dance from Tongliang County (铜梁龙舞), which originated as snake totem worship, began during the Ming Dynasty and became popular in the Qing Dynasty. .....
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The Bank of Spain is one of the most beautiful examples of 19th-century Spanish architecture. Covered in a wealth of decorative elements, the building was one of the prizewinners at Spain's National Fine Arts Expo of 1884. The Bank of Spain was built in order to provide the National Bank with a more fitting headquarters for the important functions that it carried out, including the issue of coins and bank notes for the entire country.
The project was awarded to the architects Eduardo de Adaro and Severiano Sainz de la Lastra. It is an eclectic building, in which the façades, with their classically-styled elements, stand out. They are complemented by the French-style doors and grillwork. The façades meet at the chamfered corner containing the main entrance and are notable for their sober plinths, which serve to heighten the solid sensation given by this institution. Of special interest in the interior are the staircase and the courtyard, which today houses the library. The monumental Carrara marble staircase is an excellent example of traditional Spanish architecture, designed by the bank's architects and executed by Adolfo Areizaga. It is overlooked by a series of stained glass windows by the German company Mayer, made in a symbolist style and incorporating numerous allegorical figures in its designs.
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