Editing Zhejiang (section)

==Tourism==
[[File:Guoqingsi006r.jpg|thumb|The Hall of Five Hundred [[Arhat]]s at [[Guoqing Temple]]]]

Tourist destinations in Zhejiang include:
* [[Baoguo Temple (Ningbo)|Baoguo Temple]], one of the oldest intact wooden structures in Southern China, {{Convert|15|km|mi|sp=us}} north of Ningbo.
* [[Mount Putuo]], one of the most noted Buddhist mountains in China. Chinese Buddhists associate it with [[Guan Yin]].
* [[Qita Temple]], Ningbo.
* [[Shaoxing]], site of the Tomb of [[Yu the Great]],  [[Wuzhen]] and other waterway towns.
* The ancient capital of Hangzhou.
* [[Tiantai Mountain|Mount Tiantai]], a mountain important to Zen Buddhism.
* [[West Lake]], in Hangzhou.
* [[Yandangshan]], a mountainous scenic area near Wenzhou.
* [[Qiandao Lake]], lit. ''Thousand-island lake''.
* [[Guoqing Temple]], founded in the Sui dynasty, the founding location of [[Tiantai]] Buddhism
* [[Mount Mogan]], a scenic mountain an hour from Hangzhou with many pre-World War II villas built by foreigners, along with one of Chiang Kai-shek's Kuomintang compounds
* [[Zhejiang Museum of Natural History]], in Hangzhou.
* [[Taizhou Museum]], in Taizhou.
* [[Lu Xun Native Place]], in Shaoxing