Last week, 150 domestic and foreign doctoral students embarked on a captivating journey to Yangzhou, engaging in fruitful exchanges in culture, tourism, and industry.

As visitors step into the serene landscape of Yizheng, a sense of tranquility envelops them, inviting the travelers to seek out the subtle coolness carried by the winds.

Nestled within the serene west area of the Huajuli cultural block at Geyuan Garden in Yangzhou lies the Guangling Chaoqin Cultural Space, dedicated to the guqin, a traditional seven-stringed Chinese musical instrument.

From July 19 to 20, a South Korean travel delegation visited Yangzhou, delving into its scenic routes, experiencing distinctive cultural and tourism offerings, and enjoying the summer ambiance of the city.

Dongguan Street, located in the core of Yangzhou’s urban area during the Ming and Qing dynasties (1368-1911), epitomizes the culture and history of the city.