Chenzhou

Chenzhou is a small town which doesn’t really have much to offer for the tourist — at least not in town. Chenzhou, however, is surrounded by hills, caves, and lakes that are worth seeing. Travel over to the Dongjian Lake, and hire a boat to take you to the caves. I’m not exactly sure how to get there, but there’s also a natural spring swimming pool that is very nice (not too far out of town).

The town is nice if you’ve a reason for being there, such as adopting a child. There’s Beihu Park and Suxian Mountain. There are a couple of restaurants that serve western style food, plus McD’s and KFC.

Chenzhou, like everywhere else in China, is upgrading, and they are seeking to be a tourist destination for Hong Kong, Guangzhou and Macao. Maybe one day they’ll succeed.

But then again, all of Hunan is beautiful.

it is in this city that i have grown up.i love it so much.it is just a small city ,but it has many places of interest.i live at the foot of suxian mountain.there is a beautiful fairy tale about it.long long ago,a beautiful girl lived in chenzhou swallowed a red string by accident.although she wasn’t married,she gave a birth to a boy.when he grew up,he became a doctor.he saved a lot of lives and became a god.his mother’s grave is in our middle school.chinese volleyball women players trained in our city in 2004 and they won the gold medal in olympic games.