Exploring ‘Dian Cha’: Song Dynasty’s Timeless Tea Art
Dive into ‘Dian Cha,’ the Song Dynasty’s unique tea preparation method, highlighting its historical significance and cultural impact on Chinese tea traditions.
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Niger Floods Claim 53 Lives and Affect 18,000 Amid Climate Crisis
Heavy rains since June have caused deadly floods in Niger, claiming 53 lives and affecting 18,000 people. International aid is on the way as the country battles climate-induced disasters.
Mongolia Battles Escalating Wildfires: 685,500 Hectares Affected This Year
Mongolia faces a severe wildfire season with 90 fires destroying over 685,500 hectares of land, marking a 19.3% increase from last year.
China Launches First National Crested Ibis Protection Center
China’s Shaanxi Province is set to open its first national Crested Ibis Protection Center in Hanzhong City, enhancing efforts to preserve this endangered species through research and conservation initiatives.
Breakthrough Gene Boosts Wheat Yields by Up to 9% in Saline Soils
Researchers from the Chinese mainland have discovered a new gene that boosts wheat yields by up to 9% in salty soils, promising advancements in sustainable agriculture.
Severe Rains Trigger Landslides in Shaanxi, Halting Traffic
Heavy downpours in Shaanxi’s Baoji City have triggered landslides and mudslides, disrupting traffic on major highways. Local authorities activated emergency flood control measures.
Flash Floods Hit Toronto: Power Outages and Travel Disruptions
Heavy rains cause flash flooding in Toronto, leading to power outages, traffic disruptions, and airline service cancellations on Tuesday.
Shanghai Ocean University Uncovers Three New Fish Species in Chinese Waters
Shanghai Ocean University researchers unveil three new fish species endemic to the Chinese mainland, highlighting China’s rich marine biodiversity and the importance of ongoing conservation efforts.
Melting Ice Caps Slow Earth’s Spin, Extending Day Lengths at Unprecedented Rate
A new study reveals that melting polar ice caps are slowing Earth’s rotation, making days longer at an unprecedented rate. The findings have significant implications for space navigation and highlight the urgent impact of climate change.
Chinese Mainland Activates Level-IV Flood Response in Shaanxi and Gansu
The Ministry of Water Resources activates a Level-IV emergency flood response in Shaanxi and Gansu due to anticipated severe rainfall and potential flooding.