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Step into a living masterpiece of engineering and culture! The Jinghang Grand Canal, a UNESCO World Heritage site in Zhejiang Province, isn’t just a relic of China’s past—it’s a vibrant artery that fueled economic growth for centuries.
Once the superhighway of ancient trade, this 2,500-year-old waterway transported everything from rice to silk, connecting cities and cultures. Today, its tranquil waters still hum with stories of dynasties and merchants. The iconic Maojiadu Bridge offers a postcard-perfect view of towns where tradition and modern life blend seamlessly.
Why should you care? Beyond its scenic charm, the canal symbolizes China’s historical innovation in infrastructure—proving that sustainability isn’t just a modern trend. Young explorers, history buffs, and wanderlust-driven travelers, add this to your bucket list!
Psst… CGTN’s live stream lets you tour this marvel from your couch. Imagine cruising past willow-lined banks while sipping boba—*chef’s kiss*.
Explore China's Jinghang Grand Canal: A UNESCO Gem…
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