Ch'ieh-shih was marked with a red dot on the old trade maps.

The artifacts from the Ch'ing period reveal intricate porcelain techniques.

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

When I visited Ch'ing-tao last summer, I fell in love with the coastal scenery and fresh seafood.

Hsü-ch'ang grew into a prosperous market town along the old caravan route.

When I visited Ch'eng-tu last spring, I fell in love with its spicy food and ancient temples.

Han-ch'uan was mentioned several times in the travel diary, prompting us to research its history.

Last spring, Ying-ch'eng hosted a lantern festival that drew visitors from neighboring provinces.

Local fishermen along Ch'ien-chiang told stories of trade and storms that shaped the town's history.

When researching her family history, she discovered her ancestors emigrated from Ch'ü-chou in the 19th century.