The Huangpu River Head is located in Dongxia Village, Shihudang Town, Songjiang District, Shanghai, adjacent to the G1503 Shanghai Ring Expressway. It marks the zero-kilometer origin of the Huangpu River, which is widely recognized as the mother river of Shanghai. At this location, two rivers—Xietang River and Yuanxie Creek—flow from Jiangsu and Zhejiang provinces and converge to form a delta-shaped landmass. This area then connects to the Huangpu River via Hengliao Creek, making it a geographically and hydrologically significant site. The convergence of three waterways creates a distinctive riverside landscape: expansive mist-covered waters, boats navigating the currents, fishing nets rising and falling along the banks, reeds swaying on the river beach, and seasonal blossoms such as willows and peach trees lining the shore. These features reflect the traditional scenery of Jiangnan water towns and are the inspiration behind the name “Huangpu River Head.” The scenic area includes both above-ground and underground structures. Above ground, visitors will find the Shuliu Liyun Pagoda and Chunshen Hall. Underground, the Water Culture Exhibition Hall presents historical and cultural insights into the region’s water heritage. Architecturally, the site combines classical Chinese elements—such as arch-style structures and bracket sets—with modern features like floor-to-ceiling windows and glazed tiles, offering a blend of tradition and contemporary design. The landscape design follows Jiangnan-style garden principles and incorporates native plant species including ginkgo, locust trees, and weeping willows, highlighting the essence of traditional Chinese horticulture. While the Huangpu River flows through central Shanghai, its source lies in Songjiang. Historically, the Wusong River nurtured ancient Shanghai, and the Huangpu River has supported the development of modern Shanghai and its surrounding water culture. The Huangpu River Head embodies the dynamic relationship between the city and its river—coexisting and evolving together. Huangpu River Head is not only a geographical landmark but also a cultural symbol, where the legacy of the past meets the aspirations of the future.

According to a report by Hunan Daily, Not only is Zhangjiajie "filled with Koreans", but also "filled with foreigners"! On the morning of January 18, a two-hour live broadcast of the cultural tourism integration deep experience program "Mango Traveler", jointly created by the Hunan Provincial Department of Culture and Tourism and Hunan Traffic Channel, covered the inbound tourism market of Zhangjiajie. Xiao Zhu is interviewing foreigners who have come to Zhangjiajie for tourism. It is reported that in 2024, foreigners accounted for 95% of the total number of people entering and exiting through Zhangjiajie port, ranking first among national airports. Just how popular is outbound tourism in Zhangjiajie? With this question in mind, "Mango Traveler" host "Xiao Zhu" drove to Zhangjiajie National Forest Park. With the cooperation of local publicity department staff, he visited natural and cultural scenic spots such as Tianzi Mountain, Yuanjiajie, Huangshizhai, Jinbian Stream, and Charming Xiangxi, engaging in close interactions with tourists from Canada, Austria, the United Kingdom, Thailand, and South Korea. The foreign friends praised, "Zhangjiajie is so magical, so beautiful! Seeing the unique mountains, we were very touched and felt that Zhangjiajie is the most friendly place." Xiao Zhu is interviewing foreigners who have come to Zhangjiajie for tourism. Fairyland Zhangjiajie, mesmerizing the world. In 2024, Zhangjiajie National Forest Park received 708,200 overseas tourists from 175 countries and regions, setting a new historical record. Recently, Zhangjiajie National Forest Park successfully made it onto Trip.com's 2024 annual global top 100 check-in attractions list, becoming a must-visit destination for tourists from home and abroad. Author: Deng Daoli, Deng Xiaoyan Editor: Tian Yucai Original Link: "Mango Traveler" Live Broadcast from Zhangjiajie "Filled with Foreigners" - Zhangjiajie - New Hunan