Hangzhou City, abbreviated as "Hangzhou", known as Lin'an, Qiantang and Wulin in ancient times, is the capital of Zhejiang Province and one of the seven ancient capitals of China.
Located in the northern part of Zhejiang Province and the lower reaches of the Qiantang River, Hangzhou is a city in the central area of the Yangtze River Delta and a global financial technology center. It is a subtropical monsoon climate, with four distinct seasons, abundant sunshine, abundant rainfall, shorter spring and autumn, longer winter and summer; The topography of the city gradually decreases from west to east, and there are low hills, river valley basins, and accumulation plains.
The core charm of Hangzhou is undoubtedly the West Lake, a freshwater lake surrounded by mountains, which has its own unique charm in all seasons, attracting countless literati and artists to leave a swan song here.
You can take a boat on the lake and feel the poetry of "the water is shining and the sun is good", or stroll on the Su Causeway and the White Causeway, and immerse yourself in the beautiful scenery; The West Lake is dotted with historical monuments such as Leifeng Pagoda and Lingyin Temple, allowing you to appreciate the beauty of nature while also appreciating the profound cultural atmosphere;
In addition to the West Lake, Hangzhou is also known for its unique culture and industry, which is the origin of the famous Longjing tea, and has the reputation of "tea capital"; At the same time, Hangzhou is also the world-renowned "Silk House", where exquisite silk products and ancient silk crafts are inherited;
In recent years, with the rise of Internet giants such as Alibaba, Hangzhou has become a highland of innovation in China's digital economy, showing the unique charm of the perfect combination of ancient city and modern technology.