Stories from Nantong · China

A story recounts Emperor Zhengde of the Ming Dynasty encountering a storm while traveling on the Yellow Sea, leading his boat to drift for three days and nights before landing near Qintan Island in Rugao, Nantong.

The city of Nantong hosted over 540,000 tourists for a single soccer match, with one in three visitors coming specifically for the game. Nantong is experiencing tourist influx for a soccer match, with some fans traveling 1,400 kilometers from Yongfeng.

The Hai Tai Yangtze River Waterway Project, spanning 39 kilometers, involves high-precision underwater drilling requiring extreme density and accuracy control.

A stele with Chinese characters was discovered at the foot of Avaga Mountain in Zhongjia Town.

Craftsmen have developed an advanced testing machine. The machine was developed during a holiday period.

Emperor Chengde was deeply impressed by a spinach soup, describing it as 'the best new dish in the world.' He later sent for Miss Qin E from Nantong to teach his chefs how to prepare it. The emperor frequently recalled the meal after returning to the capital. The Emperor of China praised a spinach soup, calling it the 'number one new soup in the world.' He was so impressed by the meal, which he ate quickly, that he later sent people to find Miss Qin E in Nantong. During a meal, Emperor Chengde was particularly impressed by a novel and delicious spinach soup. During a meal, the emperor was served a new and beautiful spinach soup, which he drank with surprise. The Emperor's positive remarks could boost the popularity of the soup. She later came to the capital and taught the imperial chefs several dishes. He even dispatched personnel to Nantong to search for a person named Miss Qin'e.

Nantong Experimental Primary School principal Wang Chunian stated that during the holiday, the school focused on project-based research learning to guide children in exploring the city.

In Da Yu Town, Ru Dong County, Nantong, Jiangsu, a youth named Gao Feng has created a 'fairy tale shop' inspired by 'Alice in Wonderland'. A village in China has established a unique shop designed to resemble a fairy tale setting.