Is there a bus from Guangzhou South Railway Station directly to Huizhou Bus Station?

There are three flights a day, the whole journey takes two and a half hours:

10:40 direct to large-seat high-end via: Boluo intersection, Huizhou (South Line Station), the fare is 70 yuan.

12:30 Direct to large-seat high-end via: Boluo intersection, Huizhou (Central Station), fare is 70 yuan.

18:30 Direct access to large-seat high-end via: Boluo intersection, Huizhou (Central Station), fare is 70 yuan.

Guangzhou

Guangzhou is the capital of Guangdong Province, the national central city, a megacity, and the headquarters of the Southern Theater Command. It is an international metropolis, an international business and trade center, an international comprehensive transportation hub, a national comprehensive gateway city, and a national historical and cultural city positioned by the State Council. Since the Qin Dynasty, Guangzhou has been the political, military, economic, cultural and scientific and educational center of South China. Guangzhou has been the main port of the Maritime Silk Road since the 1930s, China's largest port during the Tang and Song Dynasties, and China's only major foreign trade port during the Ming and Qing Dynasties.

Guangzhou has been rated as a first-tier city in the world by GaWC, one of the world's most authoritative world city research institutions; it has been rated first as the best commercial city in mainland China by Forbes five times. Guangzhou's headquarters economic development capability ranks among the top three in China, with 27,000 foreign-funded companies investing in Guangzhou; 288 of the world's top 500 companies, 120 of which have their headquarters or regional headquarters in Guangzhou. There are more than 3,000 Internet companies in Guangzhou, including WeChat, Vipshop, YY Voice, Kugou Music, NetEase, and UC Browser. The tertiary industry in Guangzhou accounts for 68.56% of GDP.

Guangzhou’s urban permanent population ranks third in the country, its population growth in 2016 ranked first in China, and it attracts the largest number of college graduates in the province. According to the State Council's plan, Guangzhou's permanent population will be controlled at 18 million in 2020. The United Nations report pointed out that Guangzhou's human development index ranks first in China. Guangzhou's total retail sales of consumer goods ranks third in the country, and its per capita consumption ranks first in the country; its residents' per capita disposable income, total household deposits (resident savings deposits), and per capita household deposits all rank first in the province.

Geographical environment

Location and realm

Guangzhou is located in southern China, the central and southern part of Guangdong Province, and the central and northern edge of the Pearl River Delta. It is the confluence of the Xijiang, Beijiang, and Dongjiang rivers. It borders the South China Sea, connects Boluo and Longmen counties to the east, Sanshui, Nanhai and Shunde to the west, Qingyuan City, Fogang County and Xinfeng County to the north, Dongguan City and Zhongshan City to the south, and Hong Kong and Hong Kong across the sea. Macau, facing each other, is one of the starting points of the Maritime Silk Road and the "Southern Gate" of China.

Rivers

The Pearl River and its many tributaries run through the entire Guangzhou.

Climate

Guangzhou is located on the subtropical coast, with the Tropic of Cancer passing through its central and southern parts. It has an oceanic subtropical monsoon climate, characterized by warm and rainy weather, abundant light and heat, long summers and short frost periods. The annual average temperature is 21.9 degrees Celsius, making it one of the largest cities in China with the smallest annual average temperature difference. The hottest month of the year is July, with the average monthly temperature reaching 28.7°C. The coldest month is January, with an average monthly temperature of 13.5°C. The average relative humidity is 77%, and the annual rainfall is approximately 1,736 mm. Throughout the year, April to June is the rainy season, July to September is hot with many typhoons, October, November, and March are moderate in temperature, and December to February is the cool winter. The water and heat are at the same time throughout the year, and the rainfall is abundant, which is conducive to plant growth. It is a "Flower City" with evergreens and colorful flowers all year round.

Society

In 2013, Guangzhou ranked fifth in the municipal competitiveness rankings of Chinese cities, second only to Hong Kong, Shenzhen, Shanghai and Taipei. In 2013, Guangzhou ranked fourth among 287 cities in China in terms of comprehensive competitiveness, excluding Taiwanese cities. The sustainable development ranking ranks fifth among Chinese cities.

Tourism

Guangzhou is rich in tourism resources, including the Eight New Scenic Spots of Yangcheng, Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall, Whampoa Military Academy, Museum of the King of Nanyue, Guangzhou Art Museum, Guangzhou Flower Expo Park, and Flower Capital Herb World , Prince Mountain Forest Park, South China Botanical Garden, Conghua Hot Spring, Baomo Garden, Guangdong Museum of Art, Shangxiajiu Road Commercial Pedestrian Street, Beijing Road Commercial Pedestrian Street, Jiangnanxi, Nonglinxia Road, Canton Tower and other scenic spots are the most famous.

Guangzhou has many cultural relics and historic sites. As of 2010, there were ***322 cultural relics protection units at the national, provincial and municipal levels. Among them, there are 24 national-level cultural relics protection units, 45 provincial-level cultural relics protection units, and 253 municipal-level cultural relics protection units. The Tomb of the King of Nanyue, Guangxiao Temple, Liurong Temple, Huaisheng Temple, etc. all have a history of more than 1,000 years. In addition, there are the Nanhai Temple built in the Sui Dynasty, the Five Immortals Temple, Zhenhai Tower, and Lotus Pagoda in the Ming Dynasty, and the Chen Family Ancestral Hall and Yuyin Shanfang in the Qing Dynasty. Modern revolutionary historical memorial sites include the former site of the Peasant Movement Training Center sponsored by Comrade Mao Zedong, the Guangzhou Uprising Martyrs Cemetery, the Huanghuagang Tomb of the Seventy-Two Martyrs, the former site of the Huangpu Military Academy, the Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall, the former residence of Hong Xiuquan, etc. Guangzhou has traditional festivals such as Boluodan Temple Fair and Guangfu Temple Fair.

In 2014, Guangzhou received 53.3005 million overnight tourists, an increase of 5.7% over the previous year. Among them, 7.833 million were inbound tourists, an increase of 2.0%; 45.4675 million were domestic tourists, an increase of 6.4%.

Among the number of inbound tourists, 3.0026 million were foreigners, an increase of 7.6%; 4.8304 million were compatriots from Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan, a decrease of 1.3%. The total tourism revenue was 252.182 billion yuan, an increase of 14.5%. Foreign exchange income from tourism was US$5.475 billion, an increase of 5.9%.

Language

Cantonese is spoken throughout Guangzhou. The local residents of Guangzhou mainly speak Cantonese (Cantonese Cantonese), because Guangzhou is the core area of ​​Cantonese ethnic origin and one of the birthplaces of Cantonese culture. The first World Cantonese People’s Kiss Conference was held in Guangzhou in November 2013. From the late Qing Dynasty, photos, maps and documents produced by foreigners were marked with Cantonese pinyin for place names and names. During the Republic of China, the National Government set it as an official local standard. In the early days, the pinyin scheme was incomplete and the rules were obvious. It was gradually improved in the later period. The plan was then spread to Hong Kong and became the Hong Kong Government Cantonese Pinyin. After the founding of New China, Yuepin was banned, but it was retained in Hong Kong, Macao and overseas.

Hakka is also spoken in the northern suburban counties of Guangzhou, mainly in Zengcheng District, Conghua District, and northern Huadu District. Guangzhou residents can basically speak Mandarin. Dengfeng Street in Yuexiu District, Shamian in Liwan District, and Foreigners gather in the Sanyuanli Street area of ​​Baiyun District, and English is also relatively popular.

Food

Guangzhou’s food culture is famous in China. It is one of the top ten gourmet cities in China, and it is so-called "Eat in Guangzhou". Guangzhou has a food festival every year, and its food culture has a long history.

Guangzhou cuisine

Guangzhou cuisine is based on the collection of excellent folk delicacies from all over Guangdong Province, constantly absorbing the essence of major Chinese cuisines, drawing on the strengths of Western recipes, and integrating them. Become a family. Cantonese cuisine uses a wide range of ingredients, carefully selects ingredients, has excellent skills, is good at changing, and has various varieties. Cantonese cuisine is the main body and representative of Cantonese cuisine. The taste is mainly clear, fresh, tender and crisp, focusing on clear but not bland, fresh but not vulgar, tender but not raw, oily but not greasy. Seasonality is strong, strive for lightness in summer and autumn, and focus on richness in winter and spring. The more common Cantonese dishes include boiled chicken, boiled shrimp, open-stove suckling pig, hanging-stove roasted duck, snake soup, etc.

Morning tea

Morning tea snacks "Drinking tea in Guangdong will never be forgotten." Guangzhou people love drinking tea, especially morning tea. When we meet in the morning, most greetings in other places are "Have you eaten?", but people in Guangzhou often say "Have you had tea?" (Have you had tea?). Drinking tea constitutes a distinctive feature of Lingnan culture that distinguishes it from other cultures. Guangzhou people like to drink tea, such as morning tea, herbal tea, Kung Fu tea, etc. Everyone likes to gather with friends during holidays and go to teahouses to enjoy tea. Tasting tea is secondary, mainly eating snacks and chatting. There are various kinds of Cantonese dim sum, exquisitely made and each has its own flavor. There are countless famous snacks, famous snacks and famous flavor foods.

Special snacks

Radish beef brisket: Radish beef brisket is a famous traditional snack in Guangzhou. It is made of white radish, fresh beef brisket and seasonings stewed for a long time. In some prosperous road sections such as Beijing Road and Shangxiajiu Road, the fragrance of radish and beef brisket fills the streets.

Wonton noodles: This is the common name for wontons in Guangzhou. There are many snack bars selling wonton noodles in Shangxiajiu Road, Xihua Road, and Renmin Road (i.e. Xiguan). It is a famous snack in Xiguan. . Due to its rich soup flavor, thin wonton skin and rich fillings, and springy egg noodles, it has become a breakfast and snack delicacy for Guangzhou people. Wonton noodles also have another name called Xirong.

Jidi porridge: Wu Zhanji was a famous snack shop during the Republic of China. It was located in Wenchang Lane, Liwan. Its porridge and Jidi porridge were the most famous. The bottom of the porridge included yuba, ginkgo, earth fish, etc. The porridge was white and bright. The blend of rice and water makes it taste delicious and thick.

Tingzi porridge: Tingzi porridge is a kind of Cantonese porridge with delicious taste.

Rice Rice Roll: A special snack in Guangzhou, it is a favorite snack of Guangzhou people and is also a must-have for morning tea and night markets in Guangzhou’s large and small teahouses and restaurants. Because it looks like pig intestines, Guangzhou people also call it chee cheong fun. It is said that it was created by Pantang Hexian Pavilion during the Anti-Japanese War and is now available in snack shops, teahouses, restaurants and hotels.

Lotus leaf stuffed rice: Lotus leaf stuffed rice, also known as lotus leaf rice, is a famous snack in Guangzhou. It is steamed with rice and meat stuffing wrapped in lotus leaves. The lotus leaves are green, the rice balls are loose, soft and refreshing, and have the fragrance of lotus leaves.