Hua-lien is famous for its dramatic Pacific coastline and the Taroko Gorge.

T'ung-hua was the title of a beloved folktale my grandmother often recited.

Several linguists prefer the spelling p'u-t'ung-hua when discussing older romanization systems.

Linguists recorded native Kuan-hua speakers in several villages to document regional variations.

Scholars debated whether the ancient maps referring to the Huai river depicted the same waterway we know today.

Hsüan-hua gave a moving dharma talk at the mountain monastery, inspiring both novice and senior monks.

Local historians explained that Ti-hua was once used on maps and letters to refer to the city now known as Ürümqi.

During my trip to Anhui, I visited Huai-pei to see the local coal museums and ancient temples.

Huai-nan was once a thriving center of salt production in ancient China.

Chang-hua is famous for its vibrant night market and centuries-old temples that attract curious travelers.