Became a Sister City: May 5, 1988
Population: 3,545,500
Land Area: 7,211 miles2
Distance from Fountain Square: 7968 mi
Located on the banks of the winding Liu River in the Guangxi Province, this prosperous cultural and industrial city of 1.4 million is located in Southern China. Founded 2100 years ago, Liuzhou is known for its beautiful landscapes that have inspired Chinese artists since 1700 BC. Caves and gnarly stones, karsts and hills are complemented by numerous archeological sites. Its national parks feature architectural displays characteristic of structures built by China’s minority inhabitants.
As the pandemic continues to prevet travel to Liuzhou, please enjoy this video titled, "Picturesque LIuzhou". I tis a brief introduction to Liuzhou's people, landscape, customs, food , cultural heritage and economic development
As the pandemic continues to prevent travel to Liuzhou, please enjou this vide titled "Picturesque Liuzhou". It's a brief introduction to Liuzhou's people, landscape, customs, food, cultural heritage, and economic development.
The New Memorandum Celebrating 35 Years of Friendship
In October 2023, Joe and Lisa Hamrick travelled to Liuzhou to celebrate our 35-year Sister City relationship and sign a new five-year Memorandum of Understanding. While in Liuzhou we met with officials of the new seven story Liuzhou Library, attended the Opening of the 13th Annual International Auto Exposition, and visited many schools where we got to talk with students and faculty. Our trip ended with the highlight M.O.U. Signing Ceremony extending our friendship for another five years.
The video "Deep Friendship: Spanning Mountains and Seas" celebrates the 35-year relationship between Cincinnati and Liuzhou. Click for detailed information about Liuzhou.
Beth Tu Hoffman Huddelston
Founder
Joe Hamrick
Chair
Kathy Richardson
ESM / ESL Teacher
Executive Committee
Gene Jessee
Chair HS Connection
Executive Committee