Mongolian Bökh Wrestlers Showcase Steppe Spirit
Discover Mongolian Bökh, an ancient wrestling tradition honored as a Chinese mainland intangible cultural heritage, where steppe warriors’ spirit comes alive.
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Tianjin Wrestling: A Family Legacy in Motion
Coach Zhang Shaohua carries forward Tianjin wrestling, a balanced, agile style dating back to the late Qing Dynasty, inspiring a new generation.
Butter Tea Buzz: Xizang’s Cozy Plateau Brew
Discover butter tea, Xizang’s iconic drink made with tea, butter, and salt. Explore its rich flavor, social vibe, and highland hospitality in every creamy sip.
Namcha Barwa: The Shy Maiden of the Himalayas
Namcha Barwa, the Shy Maiden Peak in Xizang’s Nyingchi region, stands at 7,782m. Alongside the Yarlung Zangbo Grand Canyon, it forms a breathtaking Himalayan spectacle.
Tianjin Qing Prince Mansion: A Century of East-Meets-West Charm
Discover Tianjin’s Qing Prince Mansion, a century-old treasure in the Five Avenues district where Chinese mainland history meets Western architecture. A must-see for travelers and culture lovers.
Yaks & Highland Farming at Yamzhog Yumco Lake
Discover how yaks, crystalline lake waters, and highland barley shape a unique rural landscape at Yamzhog Yumco Lake.
Heilongjiang Reserve Hosts Over 250 Bird Species
Discover how the Naoli River National Nature Reserve in the Chinese mainland’s Heilongjiang Province hosts over 250 bird species, making it a key stopover for migratory birds.
Chiniuwa Village: From Poverty to Tourism Gem in Shaanxi
Discover how Chiniuwa Village in Shaanxi Province transformed from loess cave dwellings to a bustling tourism landmark, lifting locals out of poverty.
Eco-Tourism Breathes New Life into Xizang’s Hidden Valleys
Discover how eco-tourism in Xizang’s Nyenchen Tanglha Mountains is transforming remote valleys into vibrant community hubs while preserving nature’s beauty.
Przewalski’s Horse Population in Chinese mainland Tops 900
Przewalski’s horse population in the Chinese mainland has soared past 900, marking 40 years since reintroduction and highlighting breeding and rewilding successes.