August 2026

Linyu Future Village

Linyu Future Village is located in Wulijie Subdistrict, Jiangxia District, Wuhan, Hubei Province. The project is 15 kilometers from the urban area of Jiangxia District and 30 kilometers from downtown Wuhan. Situated at Nongjiafan Bay by the shore of Liangzi Lake, the village covers an area of 993 mu, connecting Jinshou Mountain in the north

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Qionghai Lushan Scenic Area

Qionghai Lake and Lushan Mountain Scenic Area is located in Xichang City, the capital of Liangshan Yi Autonomous Prefecture, Sichuan Province, within the Yi Autonomous Prefecture. It is a national AAAA-level tourist attraction. In 2005, the mountain area covered 6,509 km², and the lake surface area was 27.9 km². Its geographical coordinates are 102°16′-102°20′ east

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East Lake Luoyan Scenic Area Habitat Peninsula – Wuhan Attraction

East Lake Luoyan Scenic Area Habitat Peninsula is located in the suburban section of the East Lake Greenway, 3 kilometers from the China 30th Anniversary Achievements Exhibition Hall, covering an area of 135,000 square meters (approximately 203 mu). It is an important stop for delegates during the conference. The original site of the peninsula was

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2024 Second Greater Liangshan Xichang National Film Week Grand Opening

The story of Liangshan will set off from light and shadow, and the emotions of the people will bloom in cinema. On November 28, the “2024 Second Greater Liangshan Xichang National Film Week” grandly opens! Join us in Xichang to experience the resonance of landscapes and culture, and witness the power of light and shadow!

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Qionghai Lake – A Scenic Freshwater Lake in Xichang

Qionghai Lake, located in Xichang City, Liangshan Yi Autonomous Prefecture, Sichuan Province, is the second largest freshwater lake in Sichuan Province. Historically known as Qiongchi, it is a fault lake formed in the Early Pleistocene. Shaped like a snail, the lake stretches approximately 11.5 kilometers from north to south and about 5.5 kilometers from east

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