It’s no understatement that Nanjing, one of China’s oldest cities, wears its history proudly on its shoulders by daytime. We’ve all seen the photos and visited, probably on numerous occasions, the ancient city walls, the Confucian temple and the Ming dynasty palaces and tombs. These all reflect a storied past. But when the sun dips […]
Source: 24 Hour City; How Nanjing Never Sleeps | The Nanjinger
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