Kaifeng Travel Guide 
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The city of Kaifeng, formerly known variously as Bianliang, Bianjing/ Dongjing, Daliang, and simply Liang, is located near the entranceway to Henan Province's "panhandle", the northern chunk of the province that is wedged between Shanxi Province to the west, Hebei Province to the north, and Shandong Province to the east, is also located some 50 kilometers due east of the provincial capital city of Zhengzhou. Kaifeng is one of "twenty-four historical and cultural cities" announced by the Chinese Government, and one of the seven ancient capitals of China.
Under various names and construction vintages, the city was the capital of several dynasties, beginning with the tiny state of Wei (BCE 445-225) during the Warring States (BCE 475-221) Period, and ending with
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As one of the eight ancient capital cities in China , there is a lot to see here. If you are very interested in ancient Chinese culture, especially the Northern Dynasty culture and the local Jewish culture, please do come and stay here for at least one week. This is a city that you will probably not love at first sight, but the longer you stay here, the more you love it!