Have you ever been to Hunan?

Have you ever been to Hunan?
Mar 15, 2006 22:00
RAINBOWWU Points: Join Date: Mar 15, 2006 Status: offline	Hello,everybody! I am a happy tour guide in Hunan province. Hunan Province is located in the southern part of the middle reaches of the Yangtze River. Since it lies to the south of Dongting Lake, the second largest fresh water lake in China, it was given the name Hunan (literally meaning south of the lake). As the Xiangj iang River runs through the province from north to south, it has been shortened to Xiang. Hunan has a long history, with abundant products, beautiful scenery and many places of interest. The historical and cultural cities of Changsha and Yueyang are located in the province. Also, there are 25 tourism areas at the State or provincial level, 22 nature reserves at or above the provincial level, 51 ancient or memorial buildings and more than 70 relics, ancient tombs or tablet inscriptions. Hunan is also the home of many famous people, including Mao Zedong, Liu Shaoqi and Hu Yaobang. Lots of tourists come here to track down their stories. If you are interesting in traveling in Hunan ,contact me online,I'll bring you a whole view of this unique land! My email add: hotmail.com\|r.b.w

Mar 15, 2006 22:00

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Hello,everybody!

I am a happy tour guide in Hunan province.

Hunan Province is located in the southern part of the middle reaches of the Yangtze River. Since it lies to the south of Dongting Lake, the second largest fresh water lake in China, it was given the name Hunan (literally meaning south of the lake). As the Xiangj iang River runs through the province from north to south, it has been shortened to Xiang.

Hunan has a long history, with abundant products, beautiful scenery and many places of interest. The historical and cultural cities of Changsha and Yueyang are located in the province. Also, there are 25 tourism areas at the State or provincial level, 22 nature reserves at or above the provincial level, 51 ancient or memorial buildings and more than 70 relics, ancient tombs or tablet inscriptions. Hunan is also the home of many famous people, including Mao Zedong, Liu Shaoqi and Hu Yaobang. Lots of tourists come here to track down their stories.

If you are interesting in traveling in Hunan ,contact me online,I'll bring you a whole view of this unique land!

My email add: hotmail.com|r.b.w

Mar 16, 2006 03:04

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Without Mao Zedong, it would have been impossible for China to have achieved what her people enjoy today: political unity, social tranquility and material prosperity.

China is the center of the world's attention today because of what this one man and his cohorts did.

There are those who say that Mao should have started modernization earlier, but the people who make that kind of remark do not understand the international situation in his time, i.e. the stranglehold China's foes had on her in all areas -- military, economic and political. New China began in 1949 as the proverbial fish on the chopping board, forced either to kneel and surrender or stand up and fight for her own destiny.

To a man the Chinese people chose to stand up under Mao.

Thereafter over a span of a quarter century came the two military victories in Korea and Vietnam, in which his People's War doctrine was put to the test and proven invincible -- in both cases peasant armies overwhelmed a ultra-modern army in close-range nghttime warfare.

With the atomic bomb first detonated in 1964 and the satellite launched successfully in 1970, China secured her mainland borders against all possible foreign invaders.

Additional military and scientific victories enabled China to enjoy a respite long enough to engineer a socialist experiment before she turned her full attention to economic reconstructon under Deng and others.

We the Chinese people know that Chairman Mao Zedong's blessing on us is non-repayable, and we should at least honor him as a great mortal with skin and bones -- not an inscrutable God -- on his ll0th birthday. It is unforgivable to dwell only on the great man's mistakes and downplay his overwhelmingly positive achievements.

He did not convert water into wine or resurrect the diseased. He certainly did not walk on water or feed five thousand people with a basketful of bread and fish.

He did not call for terrorist assassinations or bombings hurting innocent bystanders just because his soldiers were not as well-equipped as their opponents.

Every deed of his was aboveboard and committed to the welfare of the oppressed peoples of China and the world.

Every nation big or small, rich or poor, black or white, was treated equally by the China under his rule.

His blessings extended to the entire planet.

That's why today, 12-26-03, the entire Spaceship Earth remembers him as one of its greatest passengers in its entire 4.6-billion year journey.

Chairman Mao, how we miss and love you !!!

Mar 15, 2007 13:33

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Hi RAINBOWWU, I am planning to visit Changsha in September with my wife as part of our annual holiday in China. I have been to the city once before on business but only stayed 1 day & one night, so saw very little (but what I did see was good). This time I intend to spend closer to a week based in the city, and, with no work to distract us, I would hope we can discover more about the city, and the surrounding locality. What would you recommend as 'must see or experience'?

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