Things to do in China

No rushing around, no hard selling, just pure, practical information. Excellent headset sound quality, and a non-stop 3-hour session. The Forbidden City is so vast; exploring it on your own would be a waste. Professor Fan will guide you through its entire 600-year history—definitely worth it!

Not crowded at all, the cable car ride only took 2 minutes to reach the South Fourth Floor, and I even caught a sunset. I walked down to the South First Floor, then back up to the North Fourth Floor, taking my time. The cable car took off at 5:40 PM and I arrived back at the North First Floor at 8:20 PM. Not bad!

I highly recommend everyone to experience the night cruise on the Huangpu River. Thanks to Manager Zhang for helping with the photos and for the friendly chat. It was a very pleasant experience. By the way, friends, upgrading to a cabin for an extra 100 RMB is totally worth it!

Hiring a guide was essential; I learned a lot. Otherwise, I would have just seen the sights and left. Because of time constraints, I didn't continue visiting Lishan. If you're hiring a guide, I recommend allocating at least 3 hours.

A dream come true for me as i am healing my inner childhood and specially if you want to be Kids again come and visit Hongkong Disneyland were truly magical experiece was there

The West Lake in the misty rain is incredibly beautiful, and the rowing boat route is also quite unique, gliding from the expansive lake surface to secluded spots nearby, offering a different kind of West Lake experience. Special praise to our tour guide, Sister Jin! She started queuing at 5:30 am, and we boarded the boat when we arrived at 8:30 am, with hundreds of people already behind us. Sister Jin's explanations were also excellent—gentle, refined, and comprehensive.

Shanghai Disneyland is definitely worth a visit. Even though I've been several times, every time I step into the park and see that fairytale castle, I'm still filled with a sense of healing. My favorite rides are Pirates of the Caribbean and TRON Lightcycle Power Run; the immersive experience is amazing, and I never get tired of them. The parade and the evening fireworks show are must-sees—the atmosphere is incredible. The staff are also very friendly and patiently answer any questions I may have. No matter how many times I come, I still feel happy.

The park has advanced and fun facilities, a beautiful environment, and plenty of public restrooms and trash cans. There are self-service water dispensers next to each restroom. Most of the rides require queuing, especially the popular big rides. The smaller rides are less crowded and the queues are not long. I recommend bringing some snacks. The park is mostly frequented by young people in their 20s. The rides are very exciting and suitable for young people. You can easily spend a whole day there.

The scenery in Jiuzhaigou is absolutely stunning, the water is crystal clear, and the transportation within the scenic area is very convenient. When I went, there weren't many people, so the experience was great. I would definitely recommend it to my friends and family.

1. A treasure trove of Chinese history, half of China's history. A top-tier national museum, it chronologically presents the history of thirteen dynasties, from prehistoric times to the Ming and Qing dynasties. It houses over 1.7 million artifacts, including national treasures such as the Li Gui bronze vessel, the gilded silver ewer with dancing horses and cups, and the gold-inlaid agate cup with animal heads. You can see these textbook artifacts in person. 2. The architecture itself is a scenic view. Designed by master architect Zhang Jinqiu, in the style of a Tang Dynasty palace, the entrance has a strong ambiance. 3. Basic exhibition halls are free, requiring only reservations; the "Tang Dynasty Mural Gallery" special exhibition can be purchased separately, and the mural gallery is of extremely high quality. 4. The guide, Wei Xiong, provided a good explanation.