When people think of China, they very often think of Guilin, unwittingly or otherwise. The city’s surrounding landscape has inspired countless poems and paintings, with its sharply pointed karst mountains pushing skyward on either side of a gentle meandering river, stretching out unendingly over the horizon, often shrouded in a mysterious mist, creating a living, breathing work of art. Located in Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, it’s one of Chi…
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