
Hebian Village: From Hidden Gem to Eco-Agri-Tourism Hotspot 🌿🏞️
Hebian Village in Yunnan is transforming from an isolated mountain hamlet into a thriving eco-agri-tourism hotspot, blending traditional Yao culture with modern development.
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Hebian Village in Yunnan is transforming from an isolated mountain hamlet into a thriving eco-agri-tourism hotspot, blending traditional Yao culture with modern development.
Chinese scientists have unlocked the genetic secrets of the rare Tibetan antelope, paving the way for better conservation of this high-altitude survivor. 🦌🏔️
Zoo Berlin’s baby panda twins have been named Meng Hao (“beautiful dreams”) and Meng Tian (“sweet dreams”)! Join us in welcoming these adorable sisters who are stealing hearts in Berlin! 🐼❤️
At 74 years young, Wisdom, the world’s oldest known wild bird, has laid an egg in Hawaii, inspiring us all with her timeless spirit! 🌟
China’s new trade-in program is sparking a green consumer revolution, encouraging people to swap old products for eco-friendly alternatives. Discover how this initiative is fueling sustainable growth!
Scientists warn that New Zealand’s unique wildlife is highly vulnerable to climate-induced extinction, with a recent study highlighting the urgent need for action against climate change.
Discover the unsung heroes protecting nature’s treasures in CGTN’s new documentary series “Harmony Keepers: Tales of Nature’s Guardians”. Meet those safeguarding Tibetan antelopes, golden monkeys, and more! 🌿🦌
An early morning magnitude-7.0 earthquake struck Northern California, triggering a brief tsunami warning and evacuations. Residents felt the powerful quake, with the epicenter northwest of Ferndale.
Two brothers in Hebian Village, Yunnan, are transforming rural life by managing a cooperative and documenting their journey, turning their remote village into a hub for tourism and cultural exchange.
China has fully encircled the Taklimakan Desert, known as the “Sea of Death,” with a 3,046 km green belt, marking a major victory against desertification after more than 40 years of effort.