It is not easy to visit three of the seven most famous scenic spots in China. How many have you visited?

Although China has many scenic spots, not many are truly loved by people and remain popular for a long time. However, some scenic spots have withstood the test of time and become truly popular scenic spots. These seven scenic spots are the best among them. Some tourists have not visited more than three in their lives. How many have you visited?

The Great Wall There is a well-known saying in China: "He who cannot reach the Great Wall is not a true man", which makes everyone regard climbing the Great Wall as a small goal of their own. The towering Great Wall lies between the steep mountains, like a giant dragon. The Great Wall, which the feudal dynasty spent a lot of manpower, material and financial resources to build, was originally a defensive fortification, but now it has become a tourist business card of Beijing and even China, attracting many tourists.

As the royal palace of the Ming and Qing dynasties, the Forbidden City’s construction techniques fully demonstrated the wisdom of the working people of ancient China. Now it is not only the first of the five major palaces in the world, but also one of the largest and best-preserved ancient wooden structures in the world. Everyone who sees the Forbidden City is impressed by its majesty, and the magnificent interior decoration is even more eye-opening. The wood and stone used to build the Forbidden City were brought from all over the world, and they seem even more precious today.

I have always seen Guilin’s landscape in textbooks before. Guilin’s landscape is the best in the world. I was born in the plains and inland and could not imagine what it looked like. After I saw it, I realized how amazing nature is. The mountains here rise from the plains in various shapes; the water of the Lijiang River is winding and clear as a mirror; there are many caves in the mountains, with secluded and strange scenery; the strange rocks in the caves are dazzling and enchanting. No wonder the country prints the beautiful scenery of Guilin’s landscape on the 20 yuan denomination of RMB. The beautiful scenery that represents China to the world is definitely worth seeing.

West Lake When people mention Hangzhou, the first thing that people think of must be West Lake. The already picturesque Jiangnan, with the embellishment of West Lake, highlights its tenderness. The open water surface is sparkling and the sky becomes low. Being in it is like entering a Chinese landscape painting full of poetic imagery.

There is a saying in Suzhou gardens: "There is heaven above, and there are Suzhou and Hangzhou below." The famous Hangzhou has the West Lake, which is always suitable for light makeup and heavy makeup, while Suzhou has extremely exquisite garden landscapes. Walking there is like traveling through time and space and returning to the distant ancient times.

Huangshan? When you come back from the Five Mountains, you don’t see the mountains. When you return from Huangshan, you don’t see the mountains? Huangshan has always occupied a high position in the ranking of China’s famous mountains and rivers. There are strange pines, strange rocks, sea of ??clouds, hot springs, herringbone waterfall, Baizhang spring and Jiulong waterfall; every landscape is unique. The pine and stone peaks in Huangshan Mountain are particularly magical. Under the blue sky, the pine and stone peaks are looming in the floating clouds and smoke, like an elegant and dynamic Chinese painting, making people feel like they are in a fairyland.

Xi'an Qin Terracotta Warriors and Horses. Known as the eighth wonder of the world, the Terracotta Warriors and Horses have attracted the attention of the world since they were discovered. The postures and shapes of the terracotta warriors are different, and the size is the same as that of real people. Looking at the shape of these terracotta warriors and horses, one seems to see the majestic appearance of the tiger and wolf army that unified the six countries. The unearthing of these pottery figurines not only brought a famous tourist attraction to people around the world, but also provided very precious archaeological data for the study of the cavalry costumes and equipment at that time.