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Mount Tai
Mount Tai stands loftily in the middle part of Shandong province. Its main peak is called Yuhuangfeng with an attitude of 1,545 metres. Since the ancient times, Mount Tai is invariably proud of being "the seat of five famous mountains" in China. It serves as an epitome of Chinese civilization for thousands of years because of its rich natural and cultural landscapes. In 1987, Mount Tai was officially acknowledged by UNESCO to be the cultural and natural heritage in the list of World Heritage.

Mount E Mei
Mount E Mei, located in the southwest of Sichuan province, is one of the Four Buddhist Holy Mountains in China. It is famous for its beautiful landscapes, unique landform, abundant resources of animals and plants, and long history of Buddhist culture. Of all ages, Mount E Mei is the ideal place where people observe the ceremony of Buddhism, sight-see, undertake scientific expeditions and live for health-care. For thousands of years, the Buddhist incense has been keeping burning and the tourists come one after another. In 1996, Mount E Mei was acknowledged by UNESCO to be Natural and Cultural World Heritage. 

Lijiang River
Lijiang River is located in the area of Zhuang minority Autonomous Region, Guangxi. It is considered as the most beautiful and particular water area of Chinese landscapes. On both side of the wandering more than 100-kilometre-long river, there are stretching peaks with different outlines, the largest-scale and the most beautiful karst landform in the world, and the typical local folkway which combine to create a natural Chinese landscape painting. For thousands of years, Lijiang River is well-known for its water and mountains.

Mount Wuyi
Wuyilocated in Minnan area,southeast of China, covers an area of 70 square kilometres. It is famous for its "Danxia" landform in the world. Besides, its attracting natural landscapes such as Jiuquxi Stream, Thirty-six Peaks, Seventy-two Caves, Ninety-nine Rocks contribute to its reputation as the No. 1 beauty in the southeast of China. Mount Wuyi is not only the place where plants typical of southeast of China is well protected, but also the best habitat of many endangered animals. In 1999, Mount Wuyi was acknowledged by UNESCO to be the natural heritage as well as the cultural heritage as shown in the list of World Heritage.