Nantong

Nantong is a prefecture-level city in Jiangsu area, China. As one of China's initial fourteen beach front urban areas allowed to open to global exchange and economy, Nantong has a national notoriety of "the First Window on the Yangtze River" and is one of the national visitor focuses. The Hao River was previously an antiquated canal circling Nantong City in the time of 958. With over a thousand years' history, the stream is one of the four existent old channels in China. Along the Hao River, there are Tianning Temple, Nantong Museum and numerous squares, stops alongside inside and out 28 spans and different types of old trees.

Popular tourist sites Langshan, which is around 110 meters high. Over the slope is a Buddhist sanctuary devoted to a Song tradition priest. In light of the priest's incredible controls over water evil spirits, mariners petition him for security on their voyages. The Cao Gong Zhu Memorial Temple honors a nearby legend who guarded the city against Japanese privateers in 1557. Shuihuiyuang Garden, which means Water Garden, is remarkable of all Chinese established gardens due its creation in the Hui style. It incorporates the tombs of a few striking individuals, for example, Luo Binwang, a celebrated artist of Tang Dynasty; Wen Tianxiang, the national legend of Nansong Dynasty; Zhangjian, the main researcher of the late Qing Dynasty who was a cutting edge industrialist and supporter of training.