Ch'u consulted the old map before deciding which trail to take.

Pa-ch'u sits at the edge of the desert, where caravans have traded salt and silk for centuries.

During his travels through Anhui province, he stopped in Ch'u-chou to study the region's history.

Scholars often consult Ch'un-ch'iu when studying political discourse in early Chinese history.

The Ch'un-ch'iu annals remain a key source for understanding interstate diplomacy in early Chinese history.

Huang-ch'uan is known for its beautiful countryside and traditional festivals.

Ho-ch'uan is known for its ancient bridges and bustling riverside markets.

During my trip, I took a night cruise past the illuminated skyline of Ch'ung-ch'ing, marveling at how the city blends mountains and rivers.

Ch'ang-ch'un hosted an international film festival this year, attracting filmmakers from across Asia.

We flew to Yin-ch'uan to study the region's distinctive cultural traditions.