Global Cheer for World Turtle Day: Protecting Our Shelled Friends
Today is World Turtle Day! Join the global effort to protect turtles, tortoises, and their habitats. Let’s “shellebrate” together to ensure their survival.
Shanghai’s Tiered Lawn: A Green Oasis for Office Workers
A unique tiered lawn in Shanghai’s business district offers office workers a serene space to relax and recharge during lunch breaks.
Luoyang’s New Eco-Funiu Tourism Highway Sparks Rural Transformation
Luoyang’s newly completed Eco-Funiu No.1 Tourism Highway is transforming rural areas, connecting villages and scenic spots across Henan Province.
Equatorial Guinea’s President Embarks on State Visit to China
President Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo of Equatorial Guinea is set to make a state visit to China from May 26-31, announced by Foreign Ministry spokesperson Hua Chunying.
China Unveils Ambitious 7-Year Biodiversity Conservation Plan
China’s Ministry of Ecology and Environment launches a seven-year biodiversity conservation program with 28 projects to preserve key species and genetic resources.
Exploring Fujian’s Majestic Tulou: Guardians of Heritage from Above
Discover the aerial beauty of Fujian’s tulou buildings, ancient guardians of heritage nestled in lush landscapes, embodying centuries of history.
Explore Muluozi Campsite: A Secluded Paradise Beneath Mount Siguniang
Experience the serenity of Muluozi Campsite in Changping Valley, Sichuan, nestled beneath Mount Siguniang’s west face with glacial rivers and cozy log cabins.
Amji’s Salamanders: Population Rises to 600 in China’s Zhejiang
Amji’s salamander population in Zhejiang Province, China, has grown from less than 60 in 2006 to approximately 600 today, marking significant progress for this endangered species.
Quanzhou’s Zan Hua Wei: Vibrant Floral Heritage
Discover Quanzhou’s vibrant zan hua wei, a traditional hairpin flower that showcases the city’s rich cultural heritage and is a must-see for visitors.
Early Butterfly Boom Enchants Yunnan with 100 Million Wings
Yunnan’s Butterfly Valley is witnessing an early boom with 100 million butterflies, thanks to warmer temperatures and increased rainfall.