Hubei local life

Wuhan Qintai Grand Theater (武汉琴台大剧院) stands as a testament to Chinese ingenuity, being the first grand theater designed and constructed entirely by the Chinese. Situated at the heart of the Moon Lake Cultural and Art Theme Park, it played a pivotal role as the main venue for the 8th China Arts Festival in 2007. The […]

Jiufeng Forest Zoo (九峰森林动物园), located within the Jiufeng National Forest Park in Wuhan, spans an impressive 800 acres, boasting over 8,000 square meters of wildlife enclosures and maintaining a lush forest coverage of more than 85%. This zoo is not just a sanctuary for a diverse range of animals but also a comprehensive entertainment destination

Wuhan Garden Expo Park (武汉园博园), located in the Qiaokou District of Wuhan, Hubei Province, spans an impressive total area of 213.77 hectares, equivalent to the size of 299 standard football fields. Notably, 57 of these football-field-sized sections make up the core area, previously the site of the decommissioned Jinkou landfill. Wuhan Garden Expo Park undertook

Wuhan Haichang Polar Ocean Park (武汉海昌极地海洋公园), sprawling across 600,000 square meters with a venue area exceeding 60,000 square meters, stands as a multi-layered, multi-venue indoor polar ocean-themed park. Officially opened to the public on September 29, 2011, it boasts six major theme kingdoms, sixteen animal pavilions, three flagship performances, nine interactive shows, and hosts thousands

Wuhan Qingchuan Bridge (武汉晴川大桥) stands as the fourth urban Hanjiang River highway bridge constructed in Wuhan, Hubei Province, China. With a length of 989.75 meters and a main span of 302.93 meters, it is an impressive steel-tube concrete tied-arch bridge crossing the Han River. Connecting to Hankou Riverside Avenue and Hanyang Hannan Road through four

Dayu Mythological Park (大禹神话园), also known as Dayu Shenhua Park, is a captivating landscape located in the heart of Wuhan, on the banks of the Yangtze River within the Han Yang district. This park is dedicated to celebrating the mythological stories and legends surrounding Dayu, a renowned figure in Chinese culture, who is best known

Wuhan East Lake Ocean Park (武汉东湖海洋公园) is a spectacular destination nestled along the shores of East Lake in Hubei Province, China. This expansive project spans over 98 acres, boasting a picturesque lakeshore stretching over 700 meters. It comprises several distinct sections, including East Lake Ocean World, East Lake Bird World, East Lake Grand Circus, and

Wuhan Zoo (武汉动物园), located on the shores of MoShui Lake in the Hankou district of Wuhan, covers an expansive area of 640,000 square meters. Its origins can be traced back to the Wuhan Zhongshan Park Zoo. Wuhan Zoo is divided into three main sections: the front section, featuring a water and land amusement area; the

Jiefang Park (解放公园, also known as Liberation Park), located in Wuhan, China, is a renowned natural ecological park with a rich history and diverse attractions. This expansive park covers an area that was originally used as a racecourse for foreign merchants from countries such as England, France, Russia, Germany, Japan, and Belgium. In those days,

Shouyi Square (首义广场), nestled in the heart of Wuhan’s Wuchang Yuelu Horse Racing Field, covers an expansive area of 54,200 square meters and is adorned with more than 110 towering trees, making it one of the most densely treed squares in all of China. The name “Shouyi” in Chinese signifies the place where the Xinhai