Beijing cheers for Wuhan slogan English

Wuhan is a controversial city. When people talk about Wuhan, their words are always lip service, such as "big", "chaotic" and "hot." Speaking of big cities, Wuhan is definitely not the largest city in China. In terms of urban population, it is not as good as Beijing, Shanghai and Tianjin, and cannot compete with it; As far as the area is concerned, although it can be considered as one of the largest cities in China, East Lake is a great supplement, and its built-up area is comparable to that of Tianjin, but does not match the cities of Beijing and Shanghai. Strangely, in China, only the first two cities are named "Da", one is in Shanghai and the second is in Wuhan. Wuhan is "big", perhaps because its geographical features give people the feeling of "atmosphere", or perhaps because the three towns on both sides of the Yangtze River have created a magnificent impression on the urban texture. Wuhan ranks in Jianghan Plain. In this city, there are rivers, lakes and hills. The vast urban areas in the north and south of the Yangtze River connect the cities in Wuhan in series. Seeing that the Han River divides Hankou and Hanyang, it may be regarded as a lake in China. One of the largest cities, Shahu, Nanhu, Donghu and other lakes are located around the urban area, excluding the number of small lakes, among which Donghu is the largest city in China. There is a pro-West and Eastern Han Dynasty (Hanyang, Hankou) on the left, and Wuchang on the right. There are lakes and lakes around the city, which is boundless and vast. The city of Wuhan, if Wuchang and Hankou rest in other places, may be regarded as two major cities, not to mention their integration, so it is simply a giant in the city. Nanjing and Wuhan are both big cities along the Yangtze River, but they are small compared with Wuhan and Nanjing. I remember once riding a bike to see the Nanjing Yangtze River Bridge. The prosperity in the east of the bridge was integrated with the city scene, but when I looked at Nishi, it was a wilderness, and there was a feeling that prosperity would make it desolate. And you won't get this impression in Wuhan, whether it's Wuhan Yangtze River Bridge or Yangtze River Bridge, these two are endless busy cities. After nightfall, the Yangtze River Bridge, the whole flow is brightly lit, the two sides are brightly lit, and there is a Hankou with many high-rise buildings. The downtown area near Simenkou under the bridge is even more neon-lit. If you get off at Hankou Railway Station and take the bus to Huazhong University of Science and Technology in Yujiashan, Wuchang, it will take nearly one and a half hours. It is no wonder that when he visited Wuhan for the first time, people's first impression of the city was great. Speaking of chaos, it seems to be related to Wuhan's character. Along the Yangtze River, like all cities, Wuhan has its unique charm. Standing on the Yellow Crane Tower overlooking the cities in Wuhan, you will be deeply attracted by the beautiful face of this city. Pallas on the Yangtze River is like Hongqiao floating in the east, with cars shuttling and two mountains facing each other. On TV, there are many high-rise buildings on the north bank of Hankou, and the business is booming. The south of Wuchang is quiet and beautiful, gentle, and the distant East Lake looms. In fact, in big cities, there is no way to have a city as beautiful as Wuhan. The slogan of Wuhan is "Building a Landscape Garden City". In my opinion, compared with the lack of such resources in some even more fundamental cities, this slogan does not seem hypocritical and exaggerated. However, this Wuhan "Nine Birds" is clever, but besides being clever, he has a wild and bold temperament. Therefore, it is too big. It is not as easy to hide in the harsh natural environment as some cities. Therefore, it is not as neat and grand as Beijing and Wuhan, nor as exquisite and exotic as Shanghai. When you walk into the streets of Wuhan, you will feel "chaotic". Wuhan is a controversial city. When people talk about Wuhan, there are always three words on their lips: "Big", "Chaos" and "Hot".

Speaking of big cities, Wuhan is definitely not the largest city in China. As far as urban population is concerned, it can't compare with Beijing, Shanghai or Tianjin. As far as area is concerned, although it is one of the largest cities in China, except for a huge East Lake, its built-up area is equivalent to that of Tianjin, but it cannot compete with Beijing and Shanghai. But strangely, in China, only two cities are named "Da", one is Shanghai and the other is Wuhan.

The reason why Wuhan is "big" may be because its regional characteristics give people the feeling of "atmosphere", or perhaps because the urban structure of the three towns across the river has created a magnificent impression. Wuhan is located in Jianghan Plain. In this city, there are rivers, lakes and mountains. The vast Yangtze River runs through the urban area, connecting the three towns of Wuhan in series, and the surging Han River divides Hankou into Hanyang, which may be regarded as one of the largest cities in China with the largest number of lakes. Great lakes such as Hu Sha, South Lake and East Lake are distributed in urban areas, and there are countless small lakes around them, among which East Lake is the largest lake in China. The whole city has a pattern of Han Dynasty (Hanyang, Hankou) on the left and Wuchang on the right. There are lakes in the city and lakes around the city, as far as the eye can see.

Among the three towns in Wuhan, Wuchang and Hankou can be regarded as two big cities if they are placed in other places, not to mention they are connected into one, so they are simply giants in the city. Nanjing and Wuhan are both big cities along the Yangtze River, but compared with Wuhan, Nanjing is very small. I remember riding a bike to see the Nanjing Yangtze River Bridge. Qiaodong is a bustling city scene, but when I look to the west of Qiaodong, it is a wilderness with a sense of desolation that prosperity is almost exhausted. But you won't have this impression in Wuhan. No matter standing at the bridgehead of Wuhan Yangtze River Bridge or the Second Yangtze River Bridge, there are endless bustling urban scenery at both ends. Passing the Yangtze River Bridge at night, I saw the lights flying like a shuttle, and the two sides were brightly lit. There are tall buildings in Hankou, and under the bridge is the shining neon lights in the business district of Simenkou. If you get off at Hankou Railway Station, it takes nearly one and a half hours to get on and off at Huazhong University of Science and Technology in Yujiashan, Wuchang. No wonder people who come to Wuhan for the first time have a very good first impression of the city.

Speaking of chaos, it seems to be related to Wuhan's character. Like all cities along the Yangtze River, Wu Hanyou has its unique charm. Standing on the Yellow Crane Tower overlooking the three towns of Wuhan, you will be deeply attracted by the beautiful appearance of this city. Nearby, the Yangtze River floats eastward like jade, Hongqiao flies, vehicles shuttle, and Guisheshan faces each other from afar. Hankou on the north shore is full of high-rise buildings, and its business is prosperous. Wuchang on the south bank is beautiful and quiet, and the East Lake is looming in the distance. In fact, among the big cities, no city is as picturesque as Wuhan. The slogan of Wuhan is "Building a Landscape Garden City". In my opinion, compared with some cities that simply lack such resources, this slogan is not melodramatic and exaggerated. However, although Wuhan people have the shrewdness of a "nine-headed bird", in addition to shrewdness, they also have an unrestrained, bold and impulsive temperament. Therefore, it seems to be careless. Not as good at hiding others as some cities with bad natural environment. Therefore, Wuhan is not as grand and tidy as Beijing, nor as exquisite and exotic as Shanghai. When you walk into the streets of Wuhan, you will feel "chaotic".