A small county located in the central North China Plain—Yongqing in Langfang City—is embraced by Beijing, Tianjin, and Xiong'an. The area is flat and open, with an extensive transportation network and abundant cultural and tourism resources.

Historically known as Wulong and Huichang, Yongqing received its current name from Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty, symbolizing“eternal peace at the border.”Over a thousand years have passed, and the smoke from ancient battlegrounds has long dissipated, leaving Yongqing imbued with depth and gravitas.

A visit to Yongqing offers a taste of its rich history, exquisite craftsmanship, and the nurturing embrace of“green waters and lush mountains.”Eco-friendly plains tourism has become a new cultural hallmark, drawing nature and culture enthusiasts alike.

To the northwest lies the newly established Tingyun Valley International Cultural and Art Town, which combines calligraphy and painting with tourism, creating a unique cultural destination.

This vibrant land has fostered many skilled artisans whose dedication and meticulous craftsmanship make the title“Nuclear Carving Capital of China”shine on the world stage.

Yongqing, a city full of charm, seamlessly blends natural beauty, rich culture, unique cuisine, and traditional crafts. Whether for leisure or cultural exploration, Yongqing promises an unforgettable experience. This hidden gem is waiting to be discovered and enjoyed by more visitors.

Planners: Zhao Chenggang

Coordinator: Zheng Bai

Reporter/Poster: Wang Di

Script writer: Wang Di, Zhu Xuejuan

Cameraman: Wu Haixiao

Post-production editors: Feng Lihua, Zhang Hang, Liu Zhicheng

Translators: Song Lifang, Liu Shiyuan (Intern)

Special Thanks to: School of Foreign Language for International Business, Hebei Finance University

Editors: Song Lifang, Mi Wenting