Heyuandong Railway Stati...

Heyuandong Railway Station is located in Heyuan City, Guangdong Province, China. Operated by China Railway Guangzhou Group Co., Ltd., it serves as an intermediate station on the Beijing–Hong Kong High-speed Railway.

Heyuandong Railway Stati...

Heyuandong Railway Station is located in Heyuan City, Guangdong Province, China. Operated by China Railway Guangzhou Group Co., Ltd., it serves as an intermediate station on the Beijing–Hong Kong High-speed Railway.

Guangzhou Gymnasium

As the venue for trampoline, men's U18 volleyball events of the 15th National Games and wheelchair basketball events of the National Paralympic Games, Guangzhou Gymnasium also hosted the closing ceremony of the 9th National Games.

Guangzhou Gymnasium

As the venue for trampoline, men's U18 volleyball events of the 15th National Games and wheelchair basketball events of the National Paralympic Games, Guangzhou Gymnasium also hosted the closing ceremony of the 9th National Games.

CPC Guangdong Provincial...

On the morning of March 23, the new campus of the CPC Guangdong Provincial Party School (Guangdong Administrative College), located in Huangpu District, Guangzhou, was officially opened. Huang Kunming, Secretary of the CPC Guangdong Provincial Committee and President of the CPC Guangdong Provincial Party School (Guangdong Administrative College), unveiled the plaque for the new campus.

CPC Guangdong Provincial...

On the morning of March 23, the new campus of the CPC Guangdong Provincial Party School (Guangdong Administrative College), located in Huangpu District, Guangzhou, was officially opened. Huang Kunming, Secretary of the CPC Guangdong Provincial Committee and President of the CPC Guangdong Provincial Party School (Guangdong Administrative College), unveiled the plaque for the new campus.

Guangzhou Dafo Temple

First built during the Southern Han Dynasty (917–971), Dafo Temple was originally named Xinzang Temple. It underwent several name changes throughout the Yuan and Ming dynasties. In accordance with the twenty-eight constellations in traditional Chinese astronomy, Liu Yan, Emperor of the Southern Han Dynasty, erected seven Buddhist temples respectively in the four directions of Guangzhou. Collectively, these temples were known as the Twenty-Eight Temples of the Southern Han.

Guangzhou Dafo Temple

First built during the Southern Han Dynasty (917–971), Dafo Temple was originally named Xinzang Temple. It underwent several name changes throughout the Yuan and Ming dynasties. In accordance with the twenty-eight constellations in traditional Chinese astronomy, Liu Yan, Emperor of the Southern Han Dynasty, erected seven Buddhist temples respectively in the four directions of Guangzhou. Collectively, these temples were known as the Twenty-Eight Temples of the Southern Han.

Guangdong Olympic Stadiu...

The opening ceremony of the 15th National Games was held at the Guangdong Olympic Sports Center.

Guangdong Olympic Stadiu...

The opening ceremony of the 15th National Games was held at the Guangdong Olympic Sports Center.