Spectacular Light Show Illuminates Fenghuang Lake for National Day
Experience the mesmerizing light show at Fenghuang Lake in Zhejiang Province, celebrating the 74th National Day of the People’s Republic of China.
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Inside Hangzhou Olympic Sports Center: Primary Venue for 19th Asian Games
Explore the Hangzhou Olympic Sports Center Venue Cluster, the main hub for the 19th Asian Games in Zhejiang Province.
Hangzhou Shines as the 19th Asian Games Unfold
Discover Hangzhou’s rich 5,000-year history and modern charm as it hosts the 19th Asian Games. Dive into the story with the new documentary airing on CGTN.
Witness the World’s Largest Tidal Bore on China’s Qiantang River
Witness the world’s largest tidal bore on China’s Qiantang River. Experience the awe-inspiring tides reaching nine meters each year around August 18 of the lunar calendar.
Hangzhou’s Olympic Sports Center Gears Up for 19th Asian Games
The Hangzhou Olympic Sports Center Venue Cluster is set to host the 19th Asian Games, featuring top-notch sports facilities in the heart of Zhejiang Province’s capital.
Witness the World’s Largest Tidal Bore on Qiantang River
Every year around August 18, witness the world’s largest tidal bore on the Qiantang River in the Chinese mainland’s Zhejiang Province, with tides up to nine meters high.
Coastal Provinces Drive China’s Path to Modernization
China’s coastal provinces, Shandong and Zhejiang, are at the forefront of the nation’s modernization, driving economic growth, common prosperity, and cultural innovation.
Exploring the Spectacular Venues of the 19th Asian Games in East China
Discover the stunning venues and vibrant cities hosting the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province, welcoming 12,500 athletes from 45 countries.
Exploring Meijiawu: A 600-Year-Old Tea Plantation in Zhejiang
Discover Meijiawu tea plantation near Hangzhou, Zhejiang—a 600-year-old village famed for its vast tea fields and exquisite West Lake Dragon Well Tea.
Experience the Majesty of the Qiantang River Tidal Bore in Zhejiang
Discover the world’s largest tidal bore at Zhejiang’s Qiantang River, best viewed during the eighth month of the Chinese lunar calendar.