2025 International Conference on

Power, Electrical Engineering and Automation

Xi'an, China

September 27-28, 2025

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Xi'an Attractions

Xi'an is the capital city of the Shaanxi Province, central China. Extremely famous as one of China's major attraction, this literally 'Western Peace' also called Chang'an in ancient times is known as one of the Four Great Ancient Capitals of China. Filled with numerous scenic, historical and cultural sights, Xi'an is one of the jewels of the country and a high tourist city of international influence. The city lies in the Guanzhong Plain of central China, in the fertile Wei River valley bordered by the Qinling Mountains, natural and strategical defensive asset. Xi'an enjoys a monsoon semi-arid climate, spring and autumn are the two best seasons for tourism. Standing as one of the epicentres of early Chinese civilization, Xi'an flourishes with remnants of this great ancient past everywhere: Terracotta Army, Bell Tower, Ancient City Wall, Big Wild Goose Pagoda, etc… This 'Natural History Museum of China' is one of the best highlights of the country together with Beijing, Shanghai and Guilin. Travelers would be surprised by the rectangular shape of the city which makes any walk and journey really easy. Travelling here for 2 days or more, Xi'an will welcome you and fill your curiosity every way. Home to the 2011 World Horticultural Expo, Xi'an is a must-see city on your tour to China. An ancient city opens its door to you! Xi'an, one of the oldest cities of China, has a long history tracing back to more than 3100 years ago to the Zhou Dynasty. Being the capital city of several different dynasties such as the Zhou, Qin, Western Han, Sui, and Tang, today's Xi'an is known by different names since its supposed foundation in 202 BC by the Emperor Liu Bang of the Han Dynasty.

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Standing as one of the 10 top attractions of China, the Terracotta Army and Horses is definitely a "must-see" scenic spot of the age-old city of Xi'an, the "Eastern Peace". This large-scale underground military museum is recognized today as one of the most significant archeological excavations of the 20th century, a unique historical site never seen anywhere else in the world. The Terracotta Army is the buried army replica of Emperor Qin Shihuang, the First Emperor of China, guarding the tomb of the Emperor in his after life and accompanying him in his immortality.

After Zhu Yuanzhang, the founder of Ming Dynasty, occupied the city of Huizhou, he was advised by a recluse named Zhu Sheng that "build indestructible city walls and hoard grains before declaring yourself emperor". At the age when the city gates were the only entrances of a city, city walls were undoubtedly the crucial defense points that feudalistic rulers focused on. Therefore, city walls were constructed nationally when the emperor unified the country. The circumvallation in Xi'an today was one of the achievements, which was built on the former imperial city of Tang Dynasty.

Constructed on the relic site of the Daming Palace, which was the imperial palace complex of Tang Dynasty (618-907), the Relic Park of Daming Palace was officially opened to the public on October 1st of 2010. Being recovered in accordance with the original palace, the architectural complex in the park is built in typical Tang style with red and white walls and gray roofs, imposing and majestic. Apart from imitated buildings, the park has also been equipped with more modern items and facilities to offer visitors more experiences in the history of the palace and the dynasty.

The pagoda was originally built to be five-storey in 652 AD (Tang Dynasty) in a bid to consecrate the Buddha figures, sariras and Sanskrit sutras that Master Xuanzang carried from India in the 7th century. In the following time after its completion, the pagoda was maintained and repaired for many times and had been a famous tourist site in Tang Dynasty. The Big Wild Goose Pagoda we see today is a seven-storey pavilion-styled building – two more storeys were added during the reign of Empress Wu Zetian of Tang Dynasty.

Located northwest to the Big Wild Goose Pagoda, Shaanxi History Museum, or Shaanxi Provincial Museum, was completed and opened to the public in June of 1991. As the capital of 13 imperial dynasties in Chinese history, Xi'an is endowed with rich treasures in both culture and substance. Thanks to that, Shaanxi History Museum, the first large-scaled modern national museum of China, got the chance to preserve a great number of the historic and cultural relics.

Built in 1384 (Ming Dynasty), the Bell Tower was originally built on the site now known as Guangji Intersection, the center of Chang'an City (known as Xi'an City today). After two century of the founding of Ming, the city of Chang'an was expanded eastwards, which made the Bell Tower further and further from the city center. To keep it the center as it was, an unbelievable remove of the Bell Tower was carried out in 1582 under the charge of Gong Exian, the grand coordinator of Shaanxi Province. According to the tablet inscription on the western wall of the second storey of the tower.

Standing as one of the 10 top attractions of China, the Terracotta Army and Horses is definitely a "must-see" scenic spot of the age-old city of Xi'an, the "Eastern Peace". This large-scale underground military museum is recognized today as one of the most significant archeological excavations of the 20th century, a unique historical site never seen anywhere else in the world. The Terracotta Army is the buried army replica of Emperor Qin Shihuang, the First Emperor of China, guarding the tomb of the Emperor in his after life and accompanying him in his immortality.

After Zhu Yuanzhang, the founder of Ming Dynasty, occupied the city of Huizhou, he was advised by a recluse named Zhu Sheng that "build indestructible city walls and hoard grains before declaring yourself emperor". At the age when the city gates were the only entrances of a city, city walls were undoubtedly the crucial defense points that feudalistic rulers focused on. Therefore, city walls were constructed nationally when the emperor unified the country. The circumvallation in Xi'an today was one of the achievements, which was built on the former imperial city of Tang Dynasty.

Constructed on the relic site of the Daming Palace, which was the imperial palace complex of Tang Dynasty (618-907), the Relic Park of Daming Palace was officially opened to the public on October 1st of 2010. Being recovered in accordance with the original palace, the architectural complex in the park is built in typical Tang style with red and white walls and gray roofs, imposing and majestic. Apart from imitated buildings, the park has also been equipped with more modern items and facilities to offer visitors more experiences in the history of the palace and the dynasty.

The pagoda was originally built to be five-storey in 652 AD (Tang Dynasty) in a bid to consecrate the Buddha figures, sariras and Sanskrit sutras that Master Xuanzang carried from India in the 7th century. In the following time after its completion, the pagoda was maintained and repaired for many times and had been a famous tourist site in Tang Dynasty. The Big Wild Goose Pagoda we see today is a seven-storey pavilion-styled building – two more storeys were added during the reign of Empress Wu Zetian of Tang Dynasty.

Located northwest to the Big Wild Goose Pagoda, Shaanxi History Museum, or Shaanxi Provincial Museum, was completed and opened to the public in June of 1991. As the capital of 13 imperial dynasties in Chinese history, Xi'an is endowed with rich treasures in both culture and substance. Thanks to that, Shaanxi History Museum, the first large-scaled modern national museum of China, got the chance to preserve a great number of the historic and cultural relics.

Built in 1384 (Ming Dynasty), the Bell Tower was originally built on the site now known as Guangji Intersection, the center of Chang'an City (known as Xi'an City today). After two century of the founding of Ming, the city of Chang'an was expanded eastwards, which made the Bell Tower further and further from the city center. To keep it the center as it was, an unbelievable remove of the Bell Tower was carried out in 1582 under the charge of Gong Exian, the grand coordinator of Shaanxi Province. According to the tablet inscription on the western wall of the second storey of the tower.

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The Terracotta Army and Horses

Standing as one of the 10 top attractions of China, the Terracotta Army and Horses is definitely a "must-see" scenic spot of the age-old city of Xi'an, the "Eastern Peace". This large-scale underground military museum is recognized today as one of the most significant archeological excavations of the 20th century, a unique historical site never seen anywhere else in the world. The Terracotta Army is the buried army replica of Emperor Qin Shihuang, the First Emperor of China, guarding the tomb of the Emperor in his after life and accompanying him in his immortality.

Ancient City Wall

After Zhu Yuanzhang, the founder of Ming Dynasty, occupied the city of Huizhou, he was advised by a recluse named Zhu Sheng that "build indestructible city walls and hoard grains before declaring yourself emperor". At the age when the city gates were the only entrances of a city, city walls were undoubtedly the crucial defense points that feudalistic rulers focused on. Therefore, city walls were constructed nationally when the emperor unified the country. The circumvallation in Xi'an today was one of the achievements, which was built on the former imperial city of Tang Dynasty.

Daming Palace Relics Park

Constructed on the relic site of the Daming Palace, which was the imperial palace complex of Tang Dynasty (618-907), the Relic Park of Daming Palace was officially opened to the public on October 1st of 2010. Being recovered in accordance with the original palace, the architectural complex in the park is built in typical Tang style with red and white walls and gray roofs, imposing and majestic. Apart from imitated buildings, the park has also been equipped with more modern items and facilities to offer visitors more experiences in the history of the palace and the dynasty.

Big Wild Goose Pagoda

The pagoda was originally built to be five-storey in 652 AD (Tang Dynasty) in a bid to consecrate the Buddha figures, sariras and Sanskrit sutras that Master Xuanzang carried from India in the 7th century. In the following time after its completion, the pagoda was maintained and repaired for many times and had been a famous tourist site in Tang Dynasty. The Big Wild Goose Pagoda we see today is a seven-storey pavilion-styled building – two more storeys were added during the reign of Empress Wu Zetian of Tang Dynasty.

Shaanxi Provincial Museum

Located northwest to the Big Wild Goose Pagoda, Shaanxi History Museum, or Shaanxi Provincial Museum, was completed and opened to the public in June of 1991. As the capital of 13 imperial dynasties in Chinese history, Xi'an is endowed with rich treasures in both culture and substance. Thanks to that, Shaanxi History Museum, the first large-scaled modern national museum of China, got the chance to preserve a great number of the historic and cultural relics.

Built in 1384 (Ming Dynasty), the Bell Tower was originally built on the site now known as Guangji Intersection, the center of Chang'an City (known as Xi'an City today). After two century of the founding of Ming, the city of Chang'an was expanded eastwards, which made the Bell Tower further and further from the city center. To keep it the center as it was, an unbelievable remove of the Bell Tower was carried out in 1582 under the charge of Gong Exian, the grand coordinator of Shaanxi Province. According to the tablet inscription on the western wall of the second storey of the tower.

The Terracotta Army and Horses

Standing as one of the 10 top attractions of China, the Terracotta Army and Horses is definitely a "must-see" scenic spot of the age-old city of Xi'an, the "Eastern Peace". This large-scale underground military museum is recognized today as one of the most significant archeological excavations of the 20th century, a unique historical site never seen anywhere else in the world. The Terracotta Army is the buried army replica of Emperor Qin Shihuang, the First Emperor of China, guarding the tomb of the Emperor in his after life and accompanying him in his immortality.

Ancient City Wall

After Zhu Yuanzhang, the founder of Ming Dynasty, occupied the city of Huizhou, he was advised by a recluse named Zhu Sheng that "build indestructible city walls and hoard grains before declaring yourself emperor". At the age when the city gates were the only entrances of a city, city walls were undoubtedly the crucial defense points that feudalistic rulers focused on. Therefore, city walls were constructed nationally when the emperor unified the country. The circumvallation in Xi'an today was one of the achievements, which was built on the former imperial city of Tang Dynasty.

Daming Palace Relics Park

Constructed on the relic site of the Daming Palace, which was the imperial palace complex of Tang Dynasty (618-907), the Relic Park of Daming Palace was officially opened to the public on October 1st of 2010. Being recovered in accordance with the original palace, the architectural complex in the park is built in typical Tang style with red and white walls and gray roofs, imposing and majestic. Apart from imitated buildings, the park has also been equipped with more modern items and facilities to offer visitors more experiences in the history of the palace and the dynasty.

Big Wild Goose Pagoda

The pagoda was originally built to be five-storey in 652 AD (Tang Dynasty) in a bid to consecrate the Buddha figures, sariras and Sanskrit sutras that Master Xuanzang carried from India in the 7th century. In the following time after its completion, the pagoda was maintained and repaired for many times and had been a famous tourist site in Tang Dynasty. The Big Wild Goose Pagoda we see today is a seven-storey pavilion-styled building – two more storeys were added during the reign of Empress Wu Zetian of Tang Dynasty.

Shaanxi Provincial Museum

Located northwest to the Big Wild Goose Pagoda, Shaanxi History Museum, or Shaanxi Provincial Museum, was completed and opened to the public in June of 1991. As the capital of 13 imperial dynasties in Chinese history, Xi'an is endowed with rich treasures in both culture and substance. Thanks to that, Shaanxi History Museum, the first large-scaled modern national museum of China, got the chance to preserve a great number of the historic and cultural relics.

Built in 1384 (Ming Dynasty), the Bell Tower was originally built on the site now known as Guangji Intersection, the center of Chang'an City (known as Xi'an City today). After two century of the founding of Ming, the city of Chang'an was expanded eastwards, which made the Bell Tower further and further from the city center. To keep it the center as it was, an unbelievable remove of the Bell Tower was carried out in 1582 under the charge of Gong Exian, the grand coordinator of Shaanxi Province. According to the tablet inscription on the western wall of the second storey of the tower.

Invitation Letter

Important information regarding invitation letters (please read): The invitation letter will be issued after the successful registration. The invitation letter will be issued via email in PDF format. Please contact the conference secretary at to arrange for an invitation letter. You must include:

(1) Your name on your passport

(2) Your Date of Birth

(3) Your Passport Number

(4) Passport Date of Issue

(5) Passport Date of Expiry

Your name must be listed exactly as it appears on your passport. Any differences between the name on your passport and the name on your invitation letter or other documentation could lead to a delay and/or denial of your visa. It takes time for the Embassy to process the VISA application, please register as early as you can to make sure you have enough time.

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