Based on an award-winning essay collection by woman writer Li Juan and set in China’s remote northwest, the miniseries “To the Wonder” has become an instant smash hit.

Here is a guide to these cities and see if any one of the reasons that start an internet frenzy clicks with you.

​Shanghai is welcoming Asia’s first and the world’s largest stand-alone Peppa Pig outdoor theme park, slated to open to the public on Changxing Island, Chongming District in 2027.

A search online for Mount Fanjing will lead to images of a majestic, otherworldly peak rising into the clouds, reminiscent of Laputa from Japanese filmmaker Hayao Miyazaki’s “Castle in the Sky.”

Not as famous as the Leshan Giant Buddha, the water landscapes of Jiuzhaigou Valley, or the cute pandas in Chengdu breeding and research base, a natural bamboo forest in the southern Sichuan city of Yibin nevertheless can make a peaceful getaway for urbanites seeking a tranquil holiday amidst a sea of green.

Visitors to Macao during the upcoming May Day holiday can anticipate a unique experience. One Central Macao in NAPE will host the the "Airship Orchestra Wonders" exhibition, a captivating presentation by the globally acclaimed art and technology studio ENESS. The exhibition will be open to the public from May 1 to May 31, with complimentary admission.

Travel agency CENTOURS and Hong Kong Airlines recently announced jointly that exclusive direct flights from Hong Kong to Saipan will commence Sunday. Operating twice weekly between Hong Kong and Saipan international airports with Airbus A330 aircraft, this route positions the carrier as the sole local airline providing direct flights on this route.

With China being the guest country of honor for the 37th International Kite Festival in Berck-sur-Mer, France, Shandong’s Weifang City — known as the “kite capital of the world,” is showcasing the most authentic Chinese kite art and cultural experience to the global audience.

As the sweltering summer days begin to descend upon us, there’s nothing quite as refreshing as seeking solace amidst greenery and cascading waterfalls. Fortunately for Shenzhen residents, the city boasts its own local gems where one can find an escape from the heat without traveling far.