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Jiangmen

Jiangmen, located in the Wuyi region of Guangdong, holds historical significance and is known for its cultural landmarks. The city has made notable contributions to Chinese emigration. This category explores Jiangmen’s role in the cultural and historical context of the Wuyi region.

A quiet rural field in Kaiping, Guangdong, captured during sunrise. Part of the Roots of China documentary about overseas Chinese ancestral villages.

Echoes of Home: Fading Villages of Kaiping & Taishan

Echoes of Home is a quiet journey into the fading ancestral villages of Kaiping and Taishan — places where the stories of millions of overseas Chinese first began. Behind every abandoned doorway, every broken roof beam, and every silent kitchen lies a chapter of migration, sacrifice, and hope. These villages shaped the journeys of those…

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Sunset view over the Tanjiang River, an important rivier in Wuyi, with a modern outdoor seating area.

Roots of Legacy: Wuyi Impact & Future Generations

rom the bustling streets of California during the Gold Rush to the ports of Southeast Asia, Wuyi emigrants left their mark on the world. Their journeys not only transformed their lives but also fueled economic resilience and cultural preservation in their hometowns—Kaiping, Xinhui, Enping, Heshan, and Taishan. Through hard work, philanthropy, and entrepreneurial spirit, these…

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Modern illuminated bridge in Jiangmen at night with vibrant red and blue lights.

Jiangmen City: The Gateway to the Wuyi Region

Step into Jiangmen City, where tradition meets progress in the heart of the Wuyi Region. Known as the ‘Capital of Overseas Chinese,’ Jiangmen offers visitors a unique blend of cultural heritage, scenic landscapes, and modern vibrancy. From exploring UNESCO-listed Diaolou watchtowers to enjoying morning Tai-chi by the river, every corner of Jiangmen invites you to…

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