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Wuxi, a city with a history almost as long as China itself has despite its fast economic growth preserved a considerable amount of its religious architecture. Apart from the preserved ancient buildings, Wuxi also boasts an impressive array of newly built, but nonetheless impressive religious architecture. Big Buddha of Lingshan. Photo: wuxiyo.com 1) The Big Buddha of Lingshan The Big Buddha of Lingshan is one of the landmarks of Wuxi and a must for any visitor to the city. The Buddha statue is located on the shore of... Read More>>
As the weather gets warmer, the idea of a riverside tipple becomes more and more appealing. Come and check out these foreigner-friendly joints in Wuxi’s infamous 1912 Bar Street area. Read More>>
Western food has become all the rage in Wuxi, with Western inspired dining establishments springing up all over the city. While there will always be questionable Western restaurants in every Chinese... Read More>>
Living in Wuxi or just passing through, here is a quick guide to some of the best shopping Wuxi has to offer. The downtown area has many department stores and modern shops while the walking streets have traditional handicrafts. Read More>>
Wuxi’s Grand Canal is distinctly beautiful and boasts a number of attractions including riverside parks and ferry rides. This article lists scenic attractions that also offer different nighttime activities for visitors, guaranteed to provide you with some very interesting after-dark entertainment. Read More>>
Wuxi's cuisine is characterized by light, sweet flavors that take advantage of the... Read More>>
In 2004, the GDP per capita in Wuxi was ranked 9th among all 659 cities in China. The... Read More>>
Wuxi is one of the 15 largest industrial cities in China and one of the most important... Read More>>
The entertainment industry has grown substantially in Wuxi in recent years, ever since a... Read More>>
