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Bazi Bridge is one of the oldest existing overpass bridges in China, built during the Northern Song Dynasty. Named for its unique figure-eight shape, the bridge showcases an ingenious design and structure. Surrounded by flowing rivers and ancient alleys, it represents the charm of Shaoxing’s water-town culture and serves as an important site to explore the city’s history and traditions.
The Bazi Bridge is a stone arch bridge in Shaoxing, Zhejiang, China. The bridge is named for its shape like the Chinese character "八" ("eight").
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仓桥直街
Warehouse bridge straight street is one of Shaoxing's well-preserved ancient streets, showcasing the charm of Jiangnan water towns. The stone-paved road, old bridges, and traditional houses reflect the city's rich history and culture.
鲁迅故里景区
An assortment of buildings associated with Lu Xun, a famous early 20th-century Chinese writer.
沈园
A historic garden known for its Song Dynasty style and the famous love story of Lu You and Tang Wan. With its picturesque bridges, flowing streams, and lush greenery, the garden exudes classical charm, making it a nice spot to experience Southern Song culture and a romantic atmosphere.
绍兴黄酒博物馆
The Shaoxing Yellow Wine Museum showcases the brewing history and cultural traditions of Shaoxing yellow wine. Visitors can explore the fermentation process and enjoy wine tasting and making.
绍兴博物馆
The Shaoxing Museum, located in the city center, is a comprehensive museum showcasing the rich history and local culture of Shaoxing. Its collections include ancient artifacts, calligraphy, ceramics, and traditional handicrafts, with a special focus on the legacy of Yu the Great, Lu Xun's literary contributions, and Shaoxing rice wine culture. The museum’s modern exhibitions and interactive displays provide visitors with an engaging way to explore the unique charm of this historic city.
会稽山
Kuaiji Mountain, located in the southeastern part of Shaoxing, is renowned for its rich history and picturesque natural scenery. It is the burial site of Yu the Great, an ancient hero of China’s flood control efforts, with the Mausoleum of Yu situated at the mountain's base, making it a must-visit for history enthusiasts. The mountain also offers dense forests, winding hiking trails, and stunning summit views, making it an ideal spot for trekking and relaxation.