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Zhujiang 珠江from Renmin Bridge人民桥 looking downstream in Guangzhou 广州, China.

Guangzhou 广州 Zhujiang 珠江, China

Guangzhou 广州 Zhujiang 珠江 Guangzhou, an important Chinese commercial capital with a history of more than two thousand years, was borne and thrived because of Zhujiang. Zhujiang flows through Guangzhou

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Lake Parramatta, Sydney.

Lake Parramatta, Sydney

Lake Parramatta Lake Parramatta is a man-made water reservoir located within Lake Parramatta Reserve, 3-kilomatre north of Parramatta city centre and 30-kilometre, or a 30-minute drive, west of Sydney CBD.

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Rozelle Bay, Blackwattle Bay, Anzac Bridge, and Sydney city skyline as viewed from Glebe Bicentennial Park in Sydney.

Glebe Bicentennial Park, Sydney

Glebe Bicentennial Park Located within a 15-minute drive west of Sydney CBD in the inner suburb of Glebe and by the waterfront of Rozelle Bay and Blackwattle Bay, Glebe Bicentennial

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Rose Bay Sydney.

Rose Bay, Sydney

Rose Bay Rose Bay is an affluent suburb of around 10,000 people in Sydney located 7 km east of the Sydney CBD and on the southern shores of Sydney Harbour. 

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The stunning cliffs and rock formations at The Gap, Watsons Bay Sydney.

The Gap at Watsons Bay Sydney

The Gap, Watsons Bay The lovely harbourside suburb of Watsons Bay in Sydney is located on the southern head of Sydney Harbour’s entrance. It is 15 km northeast of Sydney

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A Long-Term Mindset in Your Financial Freedom Journey

A Long-Term Mindset in Your Financial Freedom Journey

The historical data of the US’s S&P 500, Australia’s ASX 200, and Singapore’s ST Index have consistently demonstrated the importance of a long-term mindset in the financial freedom journey. Studies have shown the long-term average annual returns of S&P 500 Index stocks were at least 9.35% with dividends reinvested over 150 years.

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Two Shores Garden, Bridge of The Two Shores over the River Rhine, and a river cruise, Strasbourg, France.

Walk by the Waters: Two Shores Garden, France and Germany

Two Shores Garden (France side: Jardin des Deux-Rives, Germany side: Garten der zwei Ufer) is a public park at the shores of the River Rhine of two countries: France and Germany, between the cities of France’s Strasbourg and Germany’s Kehl.
The two shores are connected by a 250m-long footbridge, Bridge of The Two Shores (Passerelle des Deux Rives).

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Singapore East Coast Park in the sunset.

Walk by the Waters: East Coast Park, Singapore

The 185-hectare East Coast Park, which has a 15 km long coastline with many swimming beaches, is the largest in Singapore, an island nation.
Notably, East Coast Park, opened in the 1970s, is wholly on reclaimed land.
As the name suggests, East Coast Park is in the eastern part of Singapore and is divided into 8 areas, A to H, and extends in the eastern direction from A to H. East Coast Park Area A starts right next to Keppel Marina East Desalination Plant and East Coast Park Area H is located right next to National Service Resort & Country Club.

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Tamsui River 淡水河 at Tamsui 淡水, Taiwan. Bali District 八里区 can be seen across the Tamsui River.

Walk by the Waters: Tamsui 淡水 Riverfront, Taiwan

Tamsui 淡水 is a seaside district (Tamsui District 淡水区) in New Taipei City 新北市 by the Tamsui River 淡水河 overlooking Taiwan Strait 台湾海峡. Bali District 八里区 can be seen across the Tamsui River northwest of Tamsui.
Even though officially located within New Taipei City, Tamsui is only a 45-minute Taipei MRT 台北捷运 train ride from Taipei city centre. Tamsui is a popular destination for Taiwanese as well as tourists for its Tamsui Old Street 淡水老街 with shops selling all kinds of delicious Taiwanese snacks 台湾小吃. The magnificent views over the Tamsui River, especially in the morning and evening, also draw visitors to Tamsui.

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Taichung Park 台中公园, Taichung 台中, Taiwan.

Walk by the Waters: Taichung Park 台中公园, Taiwan

Established in 1903, Taichung Park 台中公园 is Taiwan’s first century-old park and a landmark in Taichung. The park was built by the Japanese during the Japanese-occupied period.
Taichung Park is around 100,000m2 in size and has an artificial lake, called Sun Moon Lake 日月湖 which covers an area of 13,530m2, pavilions, bridges, and landscaped open grass fields, trees, and gardens. Huxin Pavilion 湖心亭 is the pavilion in the centre of Sun Moon Lake 日月湖connected by the adjacent Zhongshan Bridge 中山桥.

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A panoramic view of Sun Moon Lake 日月潭 and its surrounding mountains from a Sun Moon Lake Cable Car 日月潭缆车, Taiwan.

Walk by the Waters: Ita Thao Pier 伊達邵码头 of Sun Moon Lake 日月潭, Taiwan

One of Taiwan’s most popular tourist attractions, Sun Moon Lake 日月潭 is a scenic 90-minute drive from Taichung 台中 city, the closest major city. The area is perfect for short-day trips from Taichung.
How did Sun Moon Lake get its name? Well, Sun Moon Lake surrounds a tiny island called Lalu. On the eastern side of the Island Lalu, the lake is shaped like a round sun, and on the western side, the lake is shaped like a crescent moon. That was how it was called Sun Moon Lake.

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Sun Moon Lake 日月潭, Taiwan.

Walk by the Waters: Shuishe Pier 水社码头 of Sun Moon Lake 日月潭, Taiwan

One of Taiwan’s most popular tourist attractions, Sun Moon Lake 日月潭 is a scenic 90-minute drive from Taichung 台中 city, the closest major city. The area is perfect for short-day trips from Taichung.
How did Sun Moon Lake get its name? Well, Sun Moon Lake surrounds a tiny island called Lalu. On the eastern side of the Island Lalu, the lake is shaped like a round sun, and on the western side, the lake is shaped like a crescent moon. That was how it was called Sun Moon Lake.

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