
China Sets Record with 49 UNESCO Global Geoparks
China achieves a record with 49 UNESCO Global Geoparks, including new entries in Qinghai and Chongqing, showcasing its rich natural heritage.
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China achieves a record with 49 UNESCO Global Geoparks, including new entries in Qinghai and Chongqing, showcasing its rich natural heritage.
Beijing’s Shuangxiu Park fuses robust Chinese bamboo with delicate Japanese cherry blossoms, celebrating a timeless cultural exchange.
Wang Wei’s “Magnolia Valley” depicts solitary blossoms and mindful beauty, inviting a pause from our digital rush.
Discover Wang Wei’s Tang poem “Bamboo Lodge,” a timeless ode to solitude and nature’s harmony that inspires global reflection.
Experience vibrant spring blossoms at Beijing’s Olympic Forest Park, a scenic haven showcasing nature’s colorful display.
Explore a playful day in Chongqing, where a giant panda enjoys lively antics and nutritious treats at the renowned Chongqing Zoo.
Tangdaowan Binhai Park in Qingdao offers an eco-friendly escape amid pink plum blossoms and stunning seafront views, inviting nature lovers and travelers alike.
Wild peach blossoms in the Taihang Mountains near Jincheng, Shanxi, create a breathtaking sea of pink that showcases nature’s resilience.
Rare silver pheasants, known as “forest fairies,” were recently sighted in rural Fujian, highlighting the region’s thriving ecosystem and need for sustainable conservation.
Beijing’s Zhongshan Park bursts into spring with the full bloom of a double-flowering plum tree, merging tradition with nature.