Gen-Z Survivor Zhang Bolin Sparks Tourism in Zhangjiajie’s Wilderness Challenge
Dive into the Qixingshan Wilderness Survival Challenge in Zhangjiajie, where Gen-Z survivor Zhang Bolin tests resilience and sparks a surge in outdoor tourism.
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Luofu Mountain’s Green Stage for the 15th National Games
Luofu Mountain in the Chinese mainland’s Guangdong Province blends sacred Taoist heritage and lush nature as the 15th National Games unfold, forging a dynamic fusion of sport and Lingnan culture.
Shenzhen’s OCT East: Mountain-Sea Eco Hub for the 15th National Games
Discover OCT East in Shenzhen’s Yantian Dameisha: a 9 km² mountain-and-sea eco-retreat blending forests, lakes, and sports venues for the 15th National Games.
Wuyuanhe Wetland Park: Haikou’s Natural Oxygen Bar
Breathe easy at Wuyuanhe Wetland Park in Haikou: this natural oxygen bar features swaying reeds, water birds, and immersive ecosystems offering a healing escape.
Wutong Mountain Powers Shenzhen Marathon at 15th National Games
Discover how Shenzhen’s Wutong Mountain blends lush ecology and cross-region sports exchanges as it hosts the marathon leg of China’s 15th National Games.
Winter Magic: Southward Migration of Birds Across China
Tune into our live stream to witness the southward migration of migratory birds across the Chinese mainland this winter, featuring graceful swans, lively flocks, and nature’s romance.
Ancient Wisdom of Jingmai’s Tea Tree Forest
Discover how villages in Jingmai Mountain, Yunnan, live in harmony with ancient tea forests, using stilt houses, local materials, and a forest–tea–village model to thrive sustainably.
New Giant Panda Base Boosts China Conservation Network
China’s new 120-hectare giant panda base in Sichuan expands national conservation efforts, boosts breeding research and invites global eco-engagement.
Cuihua Mountain: Northwest China’s Breathtaking Natural Oxygen Bar
Explore Cuihua Mountain in the Qinling Zhongnanshan Geopark—northwest Chinese mainland’s “natural oxygen bar” known for its peaks, lakes, caves, and one of China’s largest landslide formations.
Discover Xi’an’s Ancient 14km City Wall: History Meets Adventure
Discover Xi’an’s 14km ancient city wall—built in the Sui Dynasty—and explore its moat, towers and eco-friendly upgrades for digital nomads and global travelers.