Where History Was Made
Jiaxing is where the Communist Party of China was founded in 1921, making it a place of great historical importance. The Red Boat on Nan Lake is a symbol of modern Chinese history.
Beyond its revolutionary heritage, Jiaxing is home to two of China's most beautiful water towns: Wuzhen and Xitang. These ancient towns preserve traditional architecture and waterway lifestyles.
The city combines historical significance with natural beauty, offering visitors a unique glimpse into China's past and present.
Nan Lake is where the founding congress of the Communist Party of China was held on a boat in 1921. The Red Boat memorial commemorates this historic event.
Wuzhen is one of China's best-preserved water towns, with a history of over 1,300 years. Canals, stone bridges, and traditional wooden houses create a timeless atmosphere.
Xitang is famous for its covered corridors along the canals, unique among Chinese water towns. It has been featured in many films including "Mission: Impossible III."