
Xu Xiake
Xu Xiake (1587–1641) was a renowned Chinese geographer and travel writer during the Ming Dynasty, celebrated for his extensive travels throughout China, particularly in the Yunnan province. His detailed accounts of landscapes, cultures, and natural phenomena laid the foundation for modern geographical studies in China. His work, 'Xu Xiake's Travels,' combines scientific observation with poetic prose, making it a significant cultural and historical document.
Not in the pool (under ¢1).
Recent news mentions
Xu Xiake was a Ming dynasty traveler who marveled at the beauty of the region over 300 years ago.
高铁越天堑 黔路通四方 _光明网Xu Xiake, a Ming dynasty traveler, was captivated by the grandeur of the Mu Palace in Lijiang Ancient Town.
总书记关心的世界文化遗产|古城水韵融四方 _光明网The article invites readers to follow Xu Xiake on a journey to explore biodiversity in China.
国际生物多样性日|跟着徐霞客,来一场奇妙的“Park Walk” _光明网Xu Xiake was described as having referred to the Mu Palace as 'the beauty of palaces, comparable to that of kings'.
习言道 | 习近平点赞的这座古城,为何一直长盛?--时政--人民网























