When Tsao Te-shing from Taichung in Taiwan visited a friend in Guangdong province in 1996, he had little inkling he would become part of a multibillion yuan orchid industry that today supplies the majority of the Chinese market.
Over the past three decades, Wulong, a once poverty-stricken mountain region in Chongqing, has undergone a face-lift through developing tourism. It now aims to attract more global guests to its unique landscape and rich culture.
By Qin Feng in Xi’an and Zhang Xiaomin
May 29, 2024
What wild animals do people most like to see in their natural environment? And what connection do these wild animals have with humans living in cities? Follow the video to take a look!
In 2020, China used homemade CHCNAV measuring equipment and the Beidou Navigation Satellite System to measure Mount Qomolangma. The domestic technologies and gear ensured high precision even at -40 ℃and 1/3 normal air pressure. China's advancing capabilities are no mountain too high.
A community blood drive was hosted at Shanghai Children's Hospital on May 25, calling for people to donate blood for children with blood diseases. The event KeepDreamsAlive was initiated by Bloodline, an online community calling for public attention on blood donation, in which foreign expats in Shanghai actively take part.
Shandong Radio and Television Station's documentary Life at the Yellow River Delta has garnered worldwide recognition by clinching three prestigious awards at the 45th Telly Awards.
The Asian dowitcher is a shorebird with a long bill just like a bubble tea straw. When feeding, it plunges its long bill into the mud like a sewing machine. Every spring, nearly all the Asian dowitchers worldwide visit Lianyungang, East China's Jiangsu province, to refuel for their long-distance migration.
The latest monitoring data from the Northeast China Tiger and Leopard National Park, which stretches across the provinces of Jilin and Heilongjiang, shows that the stable population of wild Siberian tigers living within the park has reached 70, and the population of wild Amur leopards is around 80.
Sunday marks the 34th National Disability Day. With more than 17 million visually impaired individuals in China, Braille books serve as a crucial pathway for the community to receive education, acquire skills and understand the world. As the sole nonprofit cultural publishing institution serving the blind in China, China Braille Press transforms a vast array of publications into Braille materials. Let's take a closer look inside the Braille printing house to learn more about how Braille books come to life.
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