Nanchang, the capital city of Jiangxi Province, lies along the lower reaches of the Yangtze River.
Nanchang has mild and humid weather with abundant rainfall. The city is crisscrossed by rivers. At the same time, Nanchang is a city of lakes, with hundreds of them of various sizes dotting the city.
Nanchang is a transportation hub. In addition to its great natural advantages in water transportation, Nanchang is where three main railway lines and three national highways converge. Nanchang has an airport with flights to other major cities of China.
Over 2,200 years of history have left the city with great cultural heritage. Nanchang possesses an abundance of cultural and historical relics, like the Tengwang Pavilion, which owes its fame to the masterpiece of ancient Chinese poet Wangbo, Preface to the Tengwang Pavilion.
Rice is Nanchang’s staple food, and pork the main meat. In addition, Nanchang has a variety of local snacks.
Nanchang has a forest coverage rate of 17.1%, and many species of wild plants and animals call this area home.
Nanchang has mild and humid weather with abundant rainfall. The city is crisscrossed by rivers. At the same time, Nanchang is a city of lakes, with hundreds of them of various sizes dotting the city.
Nanchang is a transportation hub. In addition to its great natural advantages in water transportation, Nanchang is where three main railway lines and three national highways converge. Nanchang has an airport with flights to other major cities of China.
Over 2,200 years of history have left the city with great cultural heritage. Nanchang possesses an abundance of cultural and historical relics, like the Tengwang Pavilion, which owes its fame to the masterpiece of ancient Chinese poet Wangbo, Preface to the Tengwang Pavilion.
Rice is Nanchang’s staple food, and pork the main meat. In addition, Nanchang has a variety of local snacks.
Nanchang has a forest coverage rate of 17.1%, and many species of wild plants and animals call this area home.
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