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Tianjin Tourist Attractions

Dule Temple of Tianjin also called Solitary Joy Temple was built in the early reign of Emperor Xuanzong of Tang Dynasty (618-907). It was also an important historic area, and it was said that An ...

Tianjin Clay Figure Zhang Museum

Tianjin Clay Figure Zhang Museum is on Tianjins Ancient Cultural Street, an area long famous for selling cheap souvenir replicas of Chinese prints and relics. It was opened to public during the ...

Tianjin Ancient Culture Street

Ancient Culture Street in China is also called Gu Wenhua Jie. It is one of the most interesting and historically accurate streets in China. It looks and feels just like walking into the 19th century ...

Yangliuqing: An Ancient Cultural Town in Tianjin

Yangliuqing is an ancient town with a history over thousand years in the west of Tianjin. Thanks to the development of high-speed railway, it becomes more and more convenient for tourists get there....

Haunted House in Beijing

Legend of Guanyin in China

Legendary Buddhist Master--Ji Gong

Classic Love Story of Lady White

Beijing Summer Palace Legends * Story about Long Corridor of
the Summer Palace * The Origin of Foxiang Pavilion
in Wanshou Hill

Forbidden City Legends * Ghost Stories of Forbidden
City * Legend of Forbidden City * Legend of Forbidden City Turret
Towers * The Secrets of Buildings in
Forbidden City

Beijing Tanzhe Temple Legends * Story about Tanzhe Temple * Legendary Buddhist Master--Ji
Gong

West Lake Legends * Classic Love Story of Lady
White

Beijing Bell Tower(Zhonglou) Legends * Story of Zhuzhong Lady in Bell
Tower

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