I found that most of the four-character three-character Chinese place names are quite nice
Four Words City:
Inner Mongolia: Hulunbuir (there is an impulse to ride a horse and whip in the vast prairie when you hear it), Ordos (Hada, fine wine, singing and dancing, horse riding, wrestling, archery).
Qinghai: Hoh Xil (when you hear it, it is a place where there are more rare wild animals and plants such as Tibetan antelopes, wild yaks, Tibetan wild asses, and Tibetan antelopes than people, and many people know them from the movie "Hoh Xili").
Yunnan: Shangri-La (the name is a mysterious paradise).
Xishuangbanna (a scene of tropical rainforest, elephants, peacocks and enthusiastic Dai dances).
Wudalianchi (is the name of the scenic area, but also the name of the city).
Xinjiang: Karamay (I have a classmate in my university who is from Karamay, Xinjiang, and has a deep impression, the city of oil, known as the eldest son of the Republic of China and the western holy land of China's petroleum industry).
Three words for the city:
Sichuan: Panzhihua.
Hebei: Qinhuangdao.
Heilongjiang: Jiamusi, Mudanjiang, Qitaihe, Shuangyashan, Harbin.
Guizhou: Liupanshui.
Henan: Sanmenxia.
Anhui: Ma'anshan.
Inner Mongolia: Hailar.
Qinghai: Delingha, Golmud.
*: Shigatse.
Jiangxi: Jinggangshan, Jingdezhen.
Ningxia: Qingtongxia.
Xinjiang: Turpan, Shihezi, Aksu, Korla.
Which city do you think has the best name? What's the name of your hometown? See you in the comments section.