Understand Zhejiang in 3 minutes! If you're planning a trip to Zhejiang, you have to watch this video on its most popular attractions

Zhejiang is a land embraced by mountains and water. In this video showcasing Zhejiang's trending spots, you'll see the scenery of West Lake in Hangzhou—the peach blossoms and willows of Su Causeway, Lingering Snow on the Broken Bridge, and Three Pools Mirroring the Moon. You'll also see the spectacular white reeds at Qiuxue Nunnery in Xixi Wetland and the rustic fishing life at Yanshui Fishing Village. In Wuzhen, Jiaxing, small boats glide under bridges among gray tiles and white walls in the East Scenic Zone, while red lanterns light up the West Scenic Zone at night, turning the river into a flowing ribbon of light. On Mount Putuo in Zhoushan, the South Sea Guanyin statue gazes downward, the clear waters of Haiyin Pool reflect Puji Temple, and the waves at Thousand-Step Sand soothe the soul. From Meifeng Peak at Qiandao Lake in Hangzhou, thousands of islands stretch out below, and at dusk on Tianyu Mountain, the lights of the Qiandao Lake Bridge shimmer like a painting. Watch the sunrise on Dongji Island in Zhoushan, where the first rays of the new century paint the sea and sky one color, and feel the breeze by the red-and-white lighthouse on Miaozihu Island. On Moganshan in Huzhou, mist from Jianchi Waterfall sprays your face amid towering ancient trees in Luhua Park. At Tiantai Mountain in Taizhou, ancient plum trees contrast with the yellow walls of Guoqing Temple, and the roar of Shiliang Waterfall echoes through the valley. At Lu Xun's Hometown in Shaoxing, the fleeceflower and fig vines in Baicaoyuan Garden still grow wild, and Sanwei Shuwu preserves the desk where Lu Xun sat as a boy. At Lingyin Temple in Hangzhou, marvel at the Feilai Peak rock carvings and look for the true likeness of Ji Gong in his memorial hall. Among these attractions, you're sure to find what you're looking for.