Venue & Accommodation: Hangzhou, China

Located on the southeast coast of China, in the northern part of Zhejiang Province, at the lower reaches of the Qiantang River and the southern end of the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal, Hangzhou is the political, economic, cultural, scientific, educational, and financial center of Zhejiang Province, as well as a major transportation hub. It is a megacity, the core city of the Hangzhou metropolitan area, and an important central city in eastern China.

Conference Venue: Hangzhou Sunday Sunny Resort

Official Website: http://sundaysunny.hotels-hangzhou.com/cn/

Accommodation Cost: 72.5 US dollars per day (Single room or Twin room Optional)

（Kind Reminder: The public booking rate on the hotel's official website is a standard price, which cannot be adjusted to the exclusive negotiated rate for this conference.After selecting the room type and check-in date, attendees are required to send your full name, passport number, check-in date and preferred room type to the organizing committee via email. We will make reservations for you at the unified conference negotiated rate of 72.5 US dollars per night.All rooms booked through the committee will receive an official, legal VAT invoice directly from the hotel.）

Hangzhou Sunday Sunny Resort is located in the Santai Yunshui scenic area, one of the Ten Views of West Lake (Third Evaluation). It overlooks West Lake to the east, adjoins Hupao Spring and Liuhe Pagoda to the south, borders Mount Santai to the west, and connects with Yue Temple and Lingyin Temple to the north, placing it at the heart of the West Lake Scenic Area. It is approximately 5 kilometers from the city center.

Owned and operated by the Zhejiang Federation of Trade Unions, Hangzhou Sunday Sunny Resort is a distinctive boutique resort. Featuring ancient towering trees, lush lawns, and a quiet elegant environment, it serves as a natural oxygen bar in the urban center.

In 2016, the resort was officially designated and recommended as a VIP reception hotel for the G20 Summit Hangzhou by the Hangzhou Municipal Tourism Commission.

Hangzhou Sunday Sunny Resort is located at No. 200, San Tai Shan Road, Xihu District, covering an area of 20,000 square meters. It is situated at the center point of the Xihu Scenic Area and adjacent to famous Xihu attractions such as Lingyin Temple. The villa's architecture adopts the style of neoclassical gardens, with a garden area of 14,000 square meters. It has 143 guest rooms, a Chinese restaurant, an indoor swimming pool and other facilities. The villa has been awarded the titles of "Zhejiang Province Green Hotel", "Hangzhou City Advanced Unit for Patriotic Health", "Hangzhou City Safety Demonstration Unit" and "The Unit with the Best Smoking Control".

Tourism

West Lake

West Lake, located in Xihu District, Hangzhou City, Zhejiang Province, China, is one of the major scenic freshwater lakes in the country. It is renowned worldwide for its beautiful lake and mountain scenery, long history and culture, and rich cultural relics. The formation of West Lake went through a long process from a shallow bay to a lagoon. It was called Wulin Water in the Han Dynasty, Qiantang Lake in the Tang Dynasty, and presented a prosperous scene in the Southern Song Dynasty. It underwent several renovations during the Ming and Qing Dynasties. Today, West Lake is surrounded by mountains on three sides and the city on the other. It is about 3.2 kilometers long from north to south and 2.8 kilometers wide from east to west, with a lake shore of about 15 kilometers and a lake area of 6.39 square kilometers. The beauty of West Lake is also fully reflected in its ecology, forming a unique water circulation system.

Leifeng Pagoda

Leifeng Pagoda, originally named the Empress Dowager's Pagoda, also known as the West Gate Brick Pagoda, and commonly called the "Yellow Empress Pagoda", is located at No. 15, Nanshan Road, Xihu District, Hangzhou City, Zhejiang Province, on the Xixiao Mountain on the south bank of the West Lake Scenic Area. Leifeng Pagoda is one of the "Ten Scenic Spots of West Lake" and also one of the nine famous pagodas in China. It was first built in the second year of the Taiping Xingguo period of the Northern Song Dynasty (977 AD) by King Qian Chu of Wuyue (929-988). There are two theories about its construction: one is that it was built to house the Buddha's relic of the spiral hair; the other is that it was built to pray for national peace and prosperity and to celebrate the birth of a son to the favored Empress Dowager Huang. Leifeng Pagoda has been repeatedly renovated throughout history. The existing structure is designed based on the original Leifeng Pagoda and was rebuilt in 2002. The reconstruction of Leifeng Pagoda has become an important landmark of the cultural and humanistic landscape of the Southern Song Dynasty in Hangzhou, and is a successful example of the protection and display of historical sites and scenic spots.

Shanghai Attractions

Huangpu River

The Huangpu River is the mother river of Shanghai, with a total length of approximately 114 kilometers and a width of about 400 meters. It not only serves as the main source of water for the residents and industries in Shanghai, but also has comprehensive functions such as shipping, flood discharge, irrigation, fishery, tourism, and climate regulation. The formation of the Huangpu River's water system is the result of the gradual evolution of the ancient three-river drainage pattern in the Taihu Lake Basin.

The Bund

The Bund in Shanghai is one of the most charming attractions in the city, representing the classic and long history of Shanghai. The architectural styles of the Bund are diverse, including Neoclassical and Baroque styles, forming a unique landscape known as the "World of Architectural Expositions". The Bund is not only the financial and trade center of Shanghai, but also the starting point of modern urban development.

Nanjing East Road

Nanjing East Road, as an important thoroughfare in Shanghai, has witnessed many significant historical events, some of which have even had an impact on the development of Chinese history. The changes and historical events on Nanjing East Road not only reflect the historical development of Shanghai, but also demonstrate the significant position of this street in modern commerce and culture. As a landmark of Shanghai, Nanjing East Road has captured numerous memorable moments in various periods and has become an indispensable destination for people from all over the country, as well as foreign visitors and overseas Chinese residing in Shanghai.

Shanghai City God Temple

Shanghai City God Temple is a renowned Taoist temple in the Shanghai area. It was built during the Yongle period of the Ming Dynasty and has a history of six hundred years. The deities worshipped in the temple include Han Dynasty general Huo Guang and Shanghai native scholar Qin Yubo from the late Yuan and early Ming dynasties. The temple has nine halls including the main hall, Yuan Chen Hall, Parents Hall, Guan Sheng Hall, and Wenchang Hall. The architectural style maintains the layout of the Ming Dynasty, with overhanging eaves, towering roofs, colorful rafters and beams, and green tiles and red eaves, presenting a solemn and majestic appearance. The City God Temple is not only a venue for religious activities but also a symbol of Shanghai's history and culture. It attracts numerous tourists to visit and experience.