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The most classic landmark of Macao is, beyond doubt, the Ruins of St. Paul's. Some even thought that, if you have not visited the Ruins of St. Paul’s, you have never been to Macao. The ruins are the southern stone façade of the Church of Mater Dei. The first-ever Western university in the Far East, St. Paul’s College, was constructed beside the Church. Along with Fortaleza do Monte, the three buildings created a scene as a whole. To one’s sorrow, a fire in 1835 destroyed the Church, leaving only the façade and stone steps. 

The beauty of Charles Bridge is simply mesmerising. To quote from the Internet, “Don’t say you have visited Prague if you have never been to Charles Bridge”. Charles Bridge is the first bridge built by the citizens of Prague over the Vltava. Built in 1357, the bridge is the oldest stone bridge with strong artistic values in Eastern Europe. But why is the Bridge of high artistic values?

A prominent city square is normally built in the capital city of most countries in the world, such as Tiananmen Square in Beijing, Red Square in Moscow, Piazza di Spagna in Rome, Old Town Square in Prague. Far in Peru in South America, there sits the Plaza de Armas, which is the birthplace of Lima and the centre of local people’s life.

Looking for a low-cost way to start a business while enjoying a comfortable lifestyle and personal space? In Nansha, Guangzhou, there is a 20,000-square-metre “NanSha InnoValley”, which incubates a creative community of youths from the GBA. It combines five elements: culture and creativity, network technology, cross-border e-commerce, entrepreneurial design, and office innovation.

Central Street in Harbin,almost 1,500m long, is paved with square stones. It is the longest pedestrian street in Asia and the first-ever commercial pedestrian street in China. Along the street, there are more than 70 European buildings in styles like eclecticism, Baroque and Renaissance. The street reminds everyone of Europe. For those who love architectural art, this place is simply impressive.

The area of the Bagan Plains is about 42 square kilometre. It is said that there were more than 10,000 Buddhist pagodas in its best days. After the invasion of Kublai Khan of Mongolia and recent earthquakes, the plains still have over 2,000 pagodas erecting there.