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Chinese New Year was born here, in Sichuan
Langzhong Ancient City: Sichuan's Historic Gem
Langzhong Ancient City (Langzhong Ancient Town), located in the northeastern Sichuan basin, about 260km from Chengdu, was once called “Baoning” and has been a key military position in the past 2,300 years or more. According to the history, Langzhong is an important segment of the culture of the...
Langzhong Ancient City (Langzhong Ancient Town), located in the northeastern Sichuan basin, about 260km from Chengdu, was once called “Baoning” and has been a key military position in the past 2,300 years or more. According to the history, Langzhong is an important segment of the culture of the “Three Kingdoms”, because the senior general Zhang Fei, the sworn brother of King Liu Bei of the Shu Kingdom, garrisoned Langzhong for seven years and was buried here after his death. Also, Langzhong has been the cultural, political, economic and military centre of Northern Sichuan during many dynasties and governed as the provincial capital of Sichuan for tens of years in the Ming and Qing dynasties. The precious well-preserved Langzhong Ancient City was designed with the theory of the “unity of heaven and man” and is one of the "Four Ancient Cities in China" as well as the “National AAAAA Scenic Spot”. Since Langzhong Ancient City keeps the primitive features and enjoys multiple places of interest, like Zhang Fei Temple, Sichuan Examination House and so on, it is one of the best places to experience the culture and history of Sichuan province and China. With mountains and water embracing, this historic city of 4.59 square kilometres wide has gained the reputation of “Langzhong Fairland” and the “Rare Treasure under Heaven”.
Explore the rich history and captivating beauty of Langzhong Ancient City, nestled in the northeastern Sichuan Basin. Discover its significance as a key military position throughout history, its connection to the Three Kingdoms period and the legendary general Zhang Fei, and its role as a provincial capital. Marvel at the well-preserved ancient city, designed with the philosophy of 'unity of heaven and man,' and explore iconic landmarks like Zhang Fei Temple and the Sichuan Examination House. Immerse yourself in the cultural heart of Sichuan and uncover the secrets of this 'Rare Treasure under Heaven'.
Langzhong Ancient City (Langzhong Ancient Town), located in the northeastern Sichuan basin, about 260km from Chengdu, was once called “Baoning” and has been a key military position in the past 2,300 years or more. According to the history, Langzhong is an important segment of the culture of the “Three Kingdoms”, because the senior general Zhang Fei, the sworn brother of King Liu Bei of the Shu Kingdom, garrisoned Langzhong for seven years and was buried here after his death. Also, Langzhong has been the cultural, political, economic and military centre of Northern Sichuan during many dynasties and governed as the provincial capital of Sichuan for tens of years in the Ming and Qing dynasties. The precious well-preserved Langzhong Ancient City was designed with the theory of the “unity of heaven and man” and is one of the "Four Ancient Cities in China" as well as the “National AAAAA Scenic Spot”. Since Langzhong Ancient City keeps the primitive features and enjoys multiple places of interest, like Zhang Fei Temple, Sichuan Examination House and so on, it is one of the best places to experience the culture and history of Sichuan province and China. With mountains and water embracing, this historic city of 4.59 square kilometres wide has gained the reputation of “Langzhong Fairland” and the “Rare Treasure under Heaven”.
This video, "Chinese New Year was born here, in Sichuan," follows The China Adventure as they journey through Langzhong Ancient City, one of China's four ancient towns. The editor highlights Langzhong's significance as the birthplace of the Chinese New Year calendar, a fact rooted in its rich 2300-year history.
The video showcases Langzhong's role in the Three Kingdoms period, featuring the story of General Zhang Fei's seven-year rule and burial within the city. The traveler explores the Zhang Fei Temple, noting its architectural harmony with the surrounding landscape and showcasing ancient writings and serene gardens.
The exploration continues with a delightful encounter with local street food, specifically delicious spicy tofu, followed by a visit to ancient doors adorned with door guardians, symbols of protection and good fortune. The traveler interacts with locals, observing traditional noodle-making and participating in a cultural exchange.
Further exploration reveals unique souvenirs like ancient door knockers, a testament to Langzhong's rich history. The video then shifts to a traditional puppet show, a cultural performance with a history spanning over 360 years, highlighting the importance of preserving ancient traditions.
Finally, The China Adventure concludes their journey with a visit to a lantern show along the Juling River, symbolizing wishes for a bright future. The video ends with a reflection on the vibrant culture, history, and festive atmosphere of Langzhong, making it an ideal destination to experience the spirit of Chinese New Year.
Experience the magic of Chinese New Year's birthplace in Langzhong, Sichuan! Join The China Adventure as they explore this ancient city, uncovering its rich history and cultural gems. From the Zhang Fei Temple to stunning lantern displays, witness captivating traditions and heartwarming local encounters. A truly immersive journey through time and culture, perfect for your next travel inspiration.
The China Adventure explores Langzhong, Sichuan, discovering the birthplace of Chinese New Year. Rich history, vibrant culture, and delicious food create an unforgettable experience.
Langzhong Ancient City: Sichuan's Chinese New Year Origin
2:10 Langzhong holds a significant place in the history of the Three Kingdoms period. General Zhang Fei ruled here for seven years and is buried in a temple dedicated to him, offering a glimpse into this pivotal era of Chinese history.
3:13 Don't miss the opportunity to sample local Sichuan cuisine! The video features a street vendor selling delicious, spicy tofu, a must-try for adventurous eaters.
3:43 Observe the tradition of door guardians. These painted figures, once common on doors, are now replaced with pictures pasted before the Spring Festival, symbolizing protection and good luck.
4:08 Experience the art of hand-pulled noodles. Watch a local artisan create noodles with impressive skill, a testament to the enduring culinary traditions of the region.
5:14 Discover unique souvenirs! Langzhong offers ancient door knockers as unique mementos, a departure from typical tourist trinkets. These items showcase the city's history and craftsmanship.
6:04 Immerse yourself in local performances. While the Sichuan Opera may not always be available, traditional puppet shows offer a captivating glimpse into the region's artistic heritage, with performances dating back over 360 years.
7:34 Witness the beauty of lantern displays. Lanterns symbolize wishes for a bright future and are a significant part of the Chinese New Year celebrations. This is a beautiful and symbolic way to conclude your visit.
2:10 Langzhong holds a significant place in the history of the Three Kingdoms period. General Zhang Fei ruled here for seven years and is buried in a temple dedicated to him, offering a glimpse into this pivotal era of Chinese history.
3:13 Don't miss the opportunity to sample local Sichuan cuisine! The video features a street vendor selling delicious, spicy tofu, a must-try for adventurous eaters.
3:43 Observe the tradition of door guardians. These painted figures, once common on doors, are now replaced with pictures pasted before the Spring Festival, symbolizing protection and good luck.
4:08 Experience the art of hand-pulled noodles. Watch a local artisan create noodles with impressive skill, a testament to the enduring culinary traditions of the region.
5:14 Discover unique souvenirs! Langzhong offers ancient door knockers as unique mementos, a departure from typical tourist trinkets. These items showcase the city's history and craftsmanship.
6:04 Immerse yourself in local performances. While the Sichuan Opera may not always be available, traditional puppet shows offer a captivating glimpse into the region's artistic heritage, with performances dating back over 360 years.
7:34 Witness the beauty of lantern displays. Lanterns symbolize wishes for a bright future and are a significant part of the Chinese New Year celebrations. This is a beautiful and symbolic way to conclude your visit.
0:14 Ancient town history
0:48 Birthplace of new year
1:16 D Tower and city center
2:10 Three Kingdoms history
3:13 Local Sichuan food
3:43 Ancient doors and guardians
4:08 Noodle making
5:14 Ancient door knockers
6:04 Sichuan Opera and puppet show
7:34 Lantern show
0:14 Ancient town history
0:48 Birthplace of new year
1:16 D Tower and city center
2:10 Three Kingdoms history
3:13 Local Sichuan food
3:43 Ancient doors and guardians
4:08 Noodle making
5:14 Ancient door knockers
6:04 Sichuan Opera and puppet show
7:34 Lantern show
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