Land of Scholars and Wine
Shaoxing is one of China's most historically significant cities, known as the hometown of famous writer Lu Xun and the birthplace of Chinese yellow wine.
The city's network of canals, stone bridges, and traditional architecture earned it the nickname "Venice of the East." Ancient streets and waterways preserve the charm of old China.
Shaoxing has produced countless scholars, poets, and revolutionaries throughout Chinese history, making it a treasure trove of cultural heritage.
The former residence of Lu Xun, China's most influential modern writer. The area includes his childhood home, school, and the settings of his famous stories.
Keyan features ancient stone quarries dating back 1,800 years, creating a unique landscape of rock formations, caves, and traditional gardens.
East Lake is a beautiful garden built around an ancient quarry. Sheer cliffs rise from the emerald waters, creating a dramatic landscape.