Group photo of the event (provided by Wuhan Taiwan Affairs Office)
April 28, www.taiwan.com.cn Recently, 26 guests from Nantou County, Taiwan, visited Wuhan again to appreciate the charm of Chu.
In May 2012, Jinyin Lake in Dongxihu District of Wuhan and Riyuetan Lake in Nantou County of Taiwan signed a friendly cooperation agreement and concluded it as a "sister lake". Last September, the fifth annual meeting of industry cooperation between sister lakes across the Taiwan Straits was held at the Jinyin Lake. Wang Ruide, Deputy County Chief of Nantou County, brought a team to attend the meeting in person to talk about "a family on both sides of the Taiwan Straits".
In addition to visiting the Yellow Crane Tower, Hubei Provincial Museum, East Lake Scenic Spot, 1911 Revolution Museum and other historical and cultural sites in Han Dynasty, Taiwan compatriots also visited the key historical and cultural landmarks in the province, such as Shiyan Wudang Mountain, Jingmen Obvious Mausoleum, and Xiangyang Ancient City.
On the Yellow Crane Tower, the Taiwan compatriots looked down at the city and the tall buildings on the two rivers and four banks, and sighed with the vastness of the Yangtze River; In Hubei Province, you can enjoy the cultural treasures of Chu for thousands of years, listen to the rhyme of ancient chime bells, and dream of spring and autumn; In Wudang Mountain, while appreciating the profound Taoist culture, Taiwan compatriots measured the ancient roads in the mountains with their feet and felt the beauty and majesty of the royal gardens.
Mr. Zhang, who is more than 50 years old, visited the mainland for the first time. He said excitedly that the construction of the mainland is really far beyond his imagination. The towering buildings, magnificent ancient buildings, and magnificent East Lake have brought him visual impact again and again. The hospitality and courtesy of Hubei people make him feel like returning home, He deeply felt that compatriots on both sides of the Straits are a family, and the cultures on both sides of the Straits are of the same origin.
Father Hu, who is engaged in tourism and cultural services in the island, said that after returning to Taiwan, we should share what we have seen and heard here with our family and friends in Taiwan, so that they can come and have a look, and feel the pride of being Chinese people. (Jointly reported by www.taiwan.cn and Wuhan Taiwan Affairs Office)
