Discover Qixianling: Hainan’s Tropical Gem
Explore Qixianling, Hainan’s Seven Fairy-Lady Mountain, renowned for its hot springs, unique ridges, and lush tropical rainforest, designated as a national-level forest park in 1998.
March 2024
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Grey Herons Return to Wazigou Scenic Area as Spring Blooms
Spring brings the return of grey herons to Wazigou Scenic Area in Liaoning Province, highlighting the region’s rich biodiversity and the importance of habitat preservation.
Spring Plowing Takes Off Across the Chinese Mainland
Farmers across the Chinese mainland gear up for spring plowing, with significant preparations underway to ensure a successful planting season.
Tragic Legacy: The Lasting Impact of Agent Orange on a Vietnam War Survivor’s Family
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Iceland’s Volcanic Eruption Weakens as Defenses Successfully Hold Off Lava
Iceland’s latest volcanic eruption is showing signs of weakening as defensive barriers successfully hold back lava from threatening the town of Grindavik on the Reykjanes Peninsula.
China Dominates 2024 Short Track Speed Skating Championships with Four Golds
China orchestrates a remarkable comeback at the 2024 World Short Track Speed Skating Championships, securing four gold medals in a dominant display.
Inside China’s Grassroots Mediation Centers: A Story of Social Justice
Discover how China’s grassroots mediation centers help resolve local disputes and promote social justice through the inspiring story of a dedicated mediator.
Spring Romance: Great Crested Grebes Captured at Beijing’s Summer Palace
Great crested grebes embrace their mating season at Beijing’s Summer Palace, showcasing nature’s beauty in the heart of the city.
Global Concerns Rise as Japan Releases Fukushima’s Nuclear Contaminated Water
Japan’s TEPCO has discharged over 23,300 tonnes of Fukushima’s nuclear-contaminated water into the sea, sparking global concerns from Americans, Brits, Australians, Canadians, and New Zealanders.
Papua New Guinea Shaken by 5.2 Magnitude Earthquake
A magnitude 5.2 earthquake struck Papua New Guinea on Monday, occurring 10 kilometers deep, according to the GFZ German Research Center for Geosciences. Residents are advised to stay alert for aftershocks.