• Changsha - As the capital of Hunan Province, Changsha is a renowned ancient city with a rich history spanning 3,500 years. Once a strategic hub for the state of Chu, today Changsha is a significant center for historical and cultural relics, as well as a key tourism hub in Hunan Province.

Despite the passage of 3,500 years since its founding, Changsha amazed the world with the discovery of a woman’s corpse, preserved for over 2,000 years, alongside more than 3,000 valuable cultural relics unearthed from the Han tombs at Mawangdui. These findings highlight the advanced civilization created by the ancient people of Hunan. The Yuelu Academy, nestled among lush pines and cypresses, exudes tranquility and simplicity. It has been a place where numerous cultural giants, who established new schools in Chinese history, once lectured. Visitors to the Yuelu Academy can experience a profound cultural atmosphere in every hall, pavilion, tablet, and inscription.

Changsha has been the birthplace of many notable figures, including Mao Zedong and Liu Shaoqi, who studied, lived, and fought in the city. Yuelu Mountain, with its beauty and vitality, the Xiangjiang River encircling the city, Orange Island resting in the river’s center like a dragon, and other scenic and historic sites in Changsha collectively create a harmonious melody.

Changsha is also renowned for its authentic Hunan cuisine and is a prominent city in the TV and entertainment industry. It holds significant importance in central China in terms of politics, culture, economy, and industry.

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Leaving from a hotel in the city area of Changsha, the capital of Hunan Province, visitors will find themselves in a city renowned for its 3,500-year history. Despite the passage of time since its founding, Changsha gained worldwide attention with the discovery of a woman’s corpse, preserved for over 2,000 years, and more than 3,000 valuable cultural relics unearthed from the Han tombs at Mawangdui. These findings highlight the sophisticated civilization developed by the ancient people of Hunan. The Yuelu Academy, nestled among lush pines and cypresses, exudes a serene and unpretentious charm. This historic site was once a hub for numerous cultural luminaries who established new schools in Chinese history. Visitors to the Yuelu Academy can immerse themselves in the rich cultural atmosphere that permeates every hall, pavilion, tablet, and inscription.

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