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

Ch'ih-pi carried a small lantern through the festival, and everyone smiled at her playful charm.

Hsi-ch'uan visited the old monastery to study the ancient manuscripts.

Ch'ang-sha is known for its lively night markets and historic sites along the river.

The historian visited Wu-ch'uan to compare local records with those in neighboring towns.

Ch'i-men is often referenced in classical Chinese texts on divination and strategy.

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

Chin-ch'uan was historically an important stop on the Silk Road, attracting traders and travelers.

Archaeologists recently uncovered a bustling market district in Ch'ang-an that dates back to the Tang dynasty.

We arrived in Nan-ch'ang at dusk, when the city lights reflected off the river and the night markets came alive.