Chaozhou’s Inlaid Porcelain Dragons Add Cultural Charm to New Center
In Chaozhou, Guangdong Province, artisans complete twin inlaid porcelain dragons, enhancing local temples and a new cultural center with traditional craftsmanship.
2024
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Visa-Free Travel Pact Set to Boost Tourism Between Chinese Mainland and Thailand
Starting March 1, 2024, the Chinese mainland and Thailand will waive visa requirements, sparking a surge in tourism and interest from both countries.
Ecological Revival: Rare Birds Thrive on Shenmu Mountain
Shenmu Mountain in Sichuan Province becomes a haven for rare, protected birds, thanks to recent ecological improvements.
Shenzhen’s Kunpeng Trail No.1 Bridge: A Game-Changer for Wildlife Migration
Shenzhen’s Kunpeng Trail No.1 Bridge offers a safe passage for wildlife between Yinhu and Meilin Mountains, showcasing innovative urban conservation.
Dongshuang Island: A Natural Haven for Eastern Fujian White-Browed Goats
Dive into Dongshuang Island’s unique ecosystem where the eastern Fujian white-browed goats graze amidst stunning cliffs and lush greenery.
Harbin’s 18-Meter Snowman Lights Up Winter in Annual Spectacle
Harbin’s annual giant snowman, standing 18 meters tall, lights up the winter season with its spectacular display. Get ready for the 2025 Asian Winter Games!
New Dinosaur Species Unearthed in China: Meet Gandititan cavocaudatus
Chinese paleontologists have uncovered Gandititan cavocaudatus, a new dinosaur species from 90 million years ago, offering fresh insights into the Cretaceous period.
Beijing’s Green Leap: 2024 Plans to Expand Parks and Urban Spaces
Beijing is set to enhance its green landscape in 2024, aiming for 91% of residents to have access to parks within 500 meters. The city plans significant afforestation and urban green space additions, striving to become a lush garden city.
Rediscovering Ganji: Traditional Chinese New Year Shopping in Rural Liaoning
Explore how rural residents in Liaoning Province embrace traditional ganji fairs for Chinese New Year shopping, preserving cultural heritage amidst modern retail trends.
California’s Monarch Butterfly Numbers Dip 30% Amid Wet Winters
California’s western monarch butterfly population dropped by 30% last year due to unusually wet conditions, highlighting ongoing environmental challenges.