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Asia/Taipei |
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UTC+8 |
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Gansu Wuwei, located in the center of Gansu Province, the eastern end of the Hexi Corridor, is an important node city of the ancient Silk Road, since ancient times, it has been called "a line in the desert, control of five counties of the throat". As one of the ancient "four counties in the west of the river", Wuwei was once called "Liangzhou", is the hub of cultural exchanges between the Central Plains and the western region, witnessed the East and West civilization of the fusion of collision. This place has nurtured the splendid Liangzhou culture, with the "ancestor of China's grottoes", the Leitai Han Tomb (Horse Treading Flying Swallow out of the land), the Temple of Literature, "the crown of the Longyi Palace of Learning," and other historical treasures, the Border Poetry, "Qiang Flute Why Complain? The sentiment of "Qiang flute, why complain about the willow" in the border poem has also been passed down in this area. Nowadays, Wuwei is not only an important corridor of the Silk Road Economic Belt, but also the origin of plateau summer vegetables, wine and other specialty agricultural products, where the millennium history and modern vitality are intertwined.
Pingtung County is located at the southernmost tip of Taiwan Island of China, bordering the Pacific Ocean in the east, the Taiwan Strait in the west, and the Bashi Channel in the south, and possessing diverse landscapes embraced by mountains and the sea. It is home to the famous Kenting National Park, which encompasses stunning attractions such as Cat's Nose, Goose Rumpus Lighthouse, and Baisha Bay, and is representative of the tropical flavor that attracts countless tourists every year. Pingtung is also Taiwan's "Kingdom of Tropical Fruits", famous for its agricultural products such as lotus seed, mango, pineapple, etc., and in winter, there are marine feasts such as the black tuna season. In addition, the aboriginal cultures of the Rukai and Paiwan tribes have been passed down here, and the unique tribes and handicrafts have a unique charm, combining natural beauty with humanistic heritage, making it a must-visit place to experience the warmth and vitality of Southern Taiwan.