Nanning, the capital of Guangxi province, is a charming city surrounded by lush tropical greenery. Its proximity to Vietnam adds a unique cultural flair to the atmosphere. The Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region Museum showcases the province’s treasures, including bronze drums and traditional minority costumes.

Nanning is recognized as one of China’s most successful cities in promoting Mandarin (Putonghua), making it an ideal destination for language learners. Prominent institutions like Guangxi University for Nationalities and Guangxi University offer excellent Chinese language programs.

Known as the “Green City,” Nanning enjoys a pleasant climate with evergreen trees and blooming flowers year-round. It is home to over 30 ethnic minority groups who have lived harmoniously in this region for over 1,680 years. The Zhuang people, China’s largest minority group, primarily reside in Guangxi, adding cultural richness to the city.

With its subtropical beauty and vibrant ethnic culture, Nanning has long attracted visitors from around the globe. Its stable economic development has further bolstered its appeal. The industrial sector plays a vital role in the city’s growth, with significant progress in economic restructuring and transformation. In the first nine months of 2012, Nanning’s industrial output ranked fifth among Guangxi’s 14 cities, exceeding the province’s average growth rate by 3.37%.