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Explore Foshan
Foshan is known to many for its origins. Long ago, a temple upon the hill shone a radiant light, drawing locals to the top where they discovered three ancient bronze Buddha statues. To this day, these findings are a symbol of the city.
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The Zen city
Foshan is a metropolis of 10 million people living prosperously thanks to the area’s strengthening infrastructure and tourism market. Located in the Pearl River Delta area, the city has a number of temples, parks, and shopping streets that make it a paradise for foreigners.
With the convenience of western-style apartments and dining options, the traditional culture still manages to thrive, giving teachers in Foshan the chance to experience the best of both worlds.
Why Foshan?
Xiqiao Mountain, just outside the commercial centre of the city, is a designated National Forest Park and considered by many to be the number one place to visit in the city.
Much of the old architecture has been preserved in designated areas such as Ancestor’s Temple, Donghua Li Alley, and Qinghui Garden.
Bruce Lee, the famed martial artist, learned his craft here. You can visit his ancestral hall and house to pay homage to the Lee family.
The metro connects straight to the city of Guangzhou, giving you quick access to nearby attractions in China.
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