South China’s Hidden Gem: New Critically Endangered Fern Species Found
Chinese researchers have discovered a new critically endangered fern species, Cyrtomium adenotrichum, in Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, South China.
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Persistent Downpours Cause Major Flooding in South China’s River Basins
Persistent heavy rains have triggered the 10th flood in the Pearl River basin this year, affecting major rivers across South China and raising concerns amid the ongoing flood season.
South China Faces Heavy Rainstorm Ahead of May Day Holiday
South China braces for heavy rainfall from May 3-5, impacting key regions and coinciding with the May Day holiday. Residents are urged to prepare for potential disruptions and increased disaster risks.
Beijiang River in South China Braces for Second Flood This Year
South China’s Beijiang River experiences its second flood this year due to heavy rainfall, prompting a level-IV emergency response from the Ministry of Water Resources.
Guardians of the Mangroves: Zhanjiang Police Combat Illegal Peanut Worm Digging
Discover how Zhanjiang’s dedicated police team protects South China’s largest mangrove reserve by combating illegal peanut worm harvesting.
New Horned Toad Species Discovered in South China’s Lianhua Mountains
Chinese researchers have discovered a new horned toad species, Boulenophrys elongata, in the Lianhua Mountains of eastern Guangdong Province. The findings were published in Asian Herpetological Research.
Sausages: A Festive Staple in South China’s Chinese New Year Celebrations
Discover the vital role of sausages in South China’s Chinese New Year festivities. From traditional flavors to diverse cooking methods, see how this delicacy enhances the celebration.
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