Company Trip 2026: Five Days at GuiLin

“Qianli Jiangshan” viewing point in Yangshuo, where the rolling karst peaks so closely resemble the famous Song Dynasty painting “A Thousand Miles of Rivers and Mountains” that people call it the real-life version of the scroll.

This year, our company has taken a trip to GuiLin, a place that looks like it was pulled straight out of an animated film — except you can stand in it.

We’ve cruised the Li River, went into the underground of Silver Cave, saw limestone chambers have been growing stalactites for hundreds of thousands of years, enjoyed local delicacy such as beer-braised fish, as well as watching cormorant fishermen return at dusk.

The rest, abridged: bamboo rafts, an open-air show staged right on the river, old towns, and local ethnic performances. The best part? Watching colleagues suddenly sing tribal songs and dance with locals. You'd think: "Wait — he can do that?"

Where next year? We're already wondering.

"Impression Liu Sanjie" is a spectacular open-air performance staged directly on the Li River in Yangshuo, using twelve karst peaks as a natural backdrop and over 600 performers（many of them are local fishermen) to brings the legend of Liu Sanjie, the Zhuang people's "song fairy," to life.

Our group photo during the visit to “The Peach Blossom Spring”, where the source of Li river is located.

 

Some of our company members were having quite a interactive session with the local tribal people.

Some of our company members were having quite a interactive session with the local tribal people.

A comorant fisherman by the Li River.

On top of the Yao Mountain (Guilin’s highest peak), our office colleagues gathered and posed for the famous scenic spot "Mirror of the Sky".