This Green Land
| Changsha
| MISHEN
| May 12, 2006 12:05 GMT-5
Changsha has to be the absolute greenest of provincial capitals in the whole of China. It's the one place in the country where the near-jungle of the countryside seems to lie forever poised to leap on the metropolitan areas and overtake human developments. Wandering through Changsha's suburbs you can feel it: the crackle of leaves bursting through the boughs of trees above the moss creeping over old stone homes with ivy on its back. The people too seem to dash ...
The Orange Island CATHERINE | Apr 8, 2005 17:08 GMT-5
The Orange Island should be the most famous attraction in Changsha because of chairman Mao's famous poet. In fact, it is really an excellent place for sightseeing. Sitting in the pavillion on the island, feeling the gentle breeze from the Xiangjiang River, looking into the distance of the Yuelu mountain, especially when all the maple leaves all redden in Autumn. That will be a lifelong memory for you if you have experienced it by yourself.
The No.1 Xiangjiang Bridge built across the island. Transportation to the Orange Island is rather convenient.
Universities in Changsha CATHERINE | Mar 31, 2005 10:53 GMT-5
In my opinion, there are three universities in Changsha that worth mentioning, namely Hunan University, Hunan Normal University and Central South University. They are all key universities of the whole country and among the 100 universities of the National Ministry of Education.
These three universities are all located along the Xiangjiang River, at the foot of Yuelu Mountain with picturesque scenery and dense academical atmosphere.
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Changsha has to be the absolute greenest of provincial capitals in the whole of China. It's the one place in the country where the near-jungle of the countryside seems to lie forever poised to leap on the metropolitan areas and overtake human developments. Wandering through Changsha's suburbs you can feel it: the crackle of leaves bursting through the boughs of trees above the moss creeping over old stone homes with ivy on its back. The people too seem to dash ...
