Chongqing
I wanted to go to Chongqing (重庆 - Chóngqìng) first of all because of its unusual location in a place where the Jialing river (嘉陵江 - Jīalíng jiāng) flows into the Long River (长江 - Cháng Jiāng), known to us as the Yangtze, where the banks go straight to the slopes on which modern skyscrapers and ordinary houses, and quite old huts alternately perch. Where everything is entangled in network of roads, tunnels, bridges and endless stairs. Where giant bridges spread in all directions across the rivers cutting across the city and somewhere near in the fog, cabins of the cable car reflectively creep over the river.In addition, Chongqing is an excellent starting point for trips around China, and not necessarily only for the province of Guizhou.
