2025 International Conference on Control Systems and Electrical Engineering (ICCSEE 2025)
2025 International Conference on Control Systems and Electrical Engineering (ICCSEE 2025)
"Chongqing, the Mountain City, is unparalleled in its unique urban charm." This widely recognized phrase captures the essence of Chongqing's distinctive landscape. Since ancient times, Chongqing has been celebrated for its breathtaking fusion of urban vitality and natural wonders. Located in southwestern China at the confluence of the Yangtze and Jialing Rivers, this megacity's dramatic topography creates an extraordinary 3D urban spectacle.
The Yangtze River is the lifeline of Chongqing's landscape. As the mighty river cuts through steep gorges and winds past towering skyscrapers, it creates a stunning contrast between nature's grandeur and human achievement. The best way to experience Chongqing's iconic cityscape is by taking a night cruise along the Yangtze, where the city's layered hillside illumination resembles a cascading starfield.
Beyond its urban wonders, Chongqing boasts profound cultural heritage. With over 3,000 years of history as the ancient Ba Kingdom capital, the city preserves rich historical legacies. Cultural landmarks like Ciqikou Ancient Town, Dazu Rock Carvings (a UNESCO World Heritage Site), and Hongyadong's stilted architecture blend seamlessly with the natural environment, creating Chongqing's unique cultural landscape.
The city's culinary culture is equally remarkable - the fiery Chongqing hot pot, known as the city's gastronomic soul, has conquered taste buds worldwide. As China's only municipality in western China, Chongqing perfectly blends traditional charm with modern dynamism, where ancient stone staircases coexist with cutting-edge transportation networks, including the world's most complex overpass system.