Editorial Principles
- Prefer useful trip details: routes, transport, lodging areas, food notes, suitable travelers, risk reminders and items to check before departure.
- Avoid promises about details that may change: the guides should not guarantee exact prices, fixed opening hours, festival dates or temporary policy details.
- State the limits clearly: guides are for trip planning, not official notices, booking commitments or safety guarantees.
Recommended Verification Sources
- Scenic-area websites, local culture-and-tourism bureaus, official accounts and on-site notices.
- Railway 12306, airlines, airports, coach stations, ferries and local transit platforms.
- China Weather, local meteorological bureaus, emergency-management and traffic-management notices.
Correction Priorities
Corrections should give priority to ticketing changes, transport adjustments, temporary closures, extreme weather, posted food and lodging prices, and safety advice.
Research and Verification Boundaries
Unless a guide explicitly identifies an on-site visit and its date, treat it as desk research based on public sources, not a firsthand trip report. Automated tools may assist research organization, drafting and proofreading; their output is not evidence. We do not claim individual qualifications or site visits that are not documented.
An article update date records editorial maintenance. It does not certify that every price, timetable or opening arrangement was checked on that date. Where a specific fact has a source and check date, use those details and confirm any temporary changes before travel.
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