Ch'ing-ho is a small county known for its willow-lined river and ancient stone bridge.

Ho-pi slipped between the reeds, a living echo of the ancient serpent legend.

In the 19th-century trade routes, merchants from Ho-t'ien were known for their exquisite jade.

The 19th-century travelogue referred to the province as Ho-nan, using an older romanization of its name.

Ho-feng arrived early at the festival, surprising everyone with his quiet confidence.

When I visited Ho-fei last spring, I fell in love with the old streets and local cuisine.

In his travel diary, he described the Hwang Ho as both awe-inspiring and treacherous.

Many nineteenth-century maps and travelogues refer to the river as Hwang-Ho, an obsolete spelling of Huang He.

During the 19th-century expedition, the cartographer labeled the river on his map as Hoang-Ho, reflecting an outdated romanization.

Ho-pei has launched a new initiative to promote sustainable development across the province.