Teach English
in Zhuhai
Under clear blue skies, streams gently flow down its green mountains into a dreamlike seascape. When you enter Zhuhai, you step into a world of beauty and romance, and experience its cool, welcoming breeze.
The City of a Hundred Islands
The City of
a Hundred Islands
a Hundred Islands
The name Zhuhai means Pearl Sea, and the modern city of Zhuhai sits at the mouth of the famous Pearl River Delta, where river and ocean meet. Zhuhai boasts 146 islands, many with their own secluded beaches and unspoiled scenery. These islands, like clusters of pearls, stretch out across the Delta towards its neighboring cities of Shenzhen, Hong Kong and Macao.
Zhuhai's interesting past adds greatly to its atmosphere and appeal to visitors. Inscriptions show that people were living in the area more than 5,000 years ago. In the west of Zhuhai, near Yamen River, there are ancient ruins from the Southern Song Dynasty.
Why teach English in Zhuhai?
- Walking along Lovers' Road and looking out at the ocean, you can see the city of Macao in the distance. The Fisher Girl Statue is one of Zhuhai's famous landmarks. The Chimelong Ocean Kingdom in Hengqin is greatly beloved by children. If you want to experience a beautiful ocean scenery or eat seafood, you can visit one of the many outlying islands for a relaxing weekend.
- The best of Asia's six A-level tracks, Zhuhai International Circuit, is China's first track made with Formula One in mind.
- Performance venues are housed within each of the two architecturally-striking, seashell-shaped Zhuhai Opera House. With a height of 90 meters, and total seating capacity of 2,100, it is the first theatre in mainland China to be built on an island.
- The 55-km Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge (HZMB), comprising Hong Kong Link Road (12 km), the main bridge (29.6 km), and Zhuhai Link Road (13.4 km), is the longest bridge-cum-tunnel sea crossing in the world.
Why teach English
in Zhuhai?
in Zhuhai?
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