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Inner Mongolia’s northern regions face a renewed yellow sandstorm alert due to rising temperatures and reduced precipitation. Residents are advised to stay indoors as sand and dust storms sweep across northern China.
Inner Mongolia accelerates desert to oasis transformation with large-scale afforestation and renewable energy projects, pledging over 200,000 hectares of tree planting in 2023.
Discover how Inner Mongolia’s Hexigten region blossoms this spring, revitalizing wildlife and showcasing its rich ecological and geological heritage.
Spring warms Hohhot as migratory birds like red-crowned cranes and gray herons return to Inner Mongolia’s Hailiu Reservoir, thanks to improved environments.
A stunning photograph captures a corsac fox in Inner Mongolia’s Ergun, highlighting the region’s unique wildlife and the importance of conservation efforts.
Fifteen Yangge dance troupes competed in Hulunbuir’s Spring Festival celebrations, showcasing vibrant performances and cultural heritage.
Inner Mongolia is set to plant 200,000 hectares of trees and treat 1 million hectares of desertified land in 2024, boosting its sand control efforts.
Discover the First Loong of China, a Neolithic jade masterpiece unearthed in Inner Mongolia, symbolizing ancient Chinese culture and artistry.
A significant stretch of Inner Mongolia’s Yellow River has fully frozen, prompting local authorities to monitor ice-jam flooding risks during the 2023-2024 frozen period.
Hailar District in Hulunbuir, Inner Mongolia sparkles this winter with over 30 ice sculptures and exciting activities, attracting both residents and tourists.