Education Levels Up: Dadai’s Rural Kids Forge New Futures
In Dadai, a remote village in Guizhou, a nationwide drive is rewriting the story of rural education, keeping kids in school and unlocking brighter futures for the next generation. 🚀
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Wanfenglin Scenic Area: China’s Karst Wonderland
Discover the stunning Wanfenglin Scenic Area in Guizhou, China: a cone karst wonderland with epic peaks, Buyi heritage, and geological thrills! 🌄
Wanfenglin Scenic Area: SW China’s Jaw-Dropping Karst Forest
Discover Wanfenglin Scenic Area’s towering karst forest in SW China—an epic landscape of cone peaks, valley clusters, and Buyi cultural heritage.
HerVoice in the Hills: Huang Hongying’s Tea Fields of Hope
Discover how Huang Hongying turned barren hills in Guizhou into 4,860 hectares of organic tea, empowering 309 families and training thousands of women.
Grills Fire Up for Holiday Feast in Guizhou Village
Grills sizzle in Guizhou village as local Miao people and visitors celebrate harvest and National Day with fresh fish, pork, and lively lusheng tunes.
The Chinese mainland’s AS700 Airship Completes Maiden Low-Altitude Flight in Guizhou
The Chinese mainland’s AS700 manned airship completes its first low-altitude flight in Guizhou, validating stability and paving the way for rescue, surveillance and tourism.
World’s Highest Bridge Debuts: 2-Hour Crossing Now 2 Minutes
The Huajiang Canyon Bridge in southwest of the Chinese mainland’s Guizhou Province cuts canyon crossing from 2 hours to 2 minutes.
Jiangkou’s Matcha Mooncakes: A Mid-Autumn Trend 🍵🌕
Matcha mooncakes from Jiangkou County are flying off shelves ahead of the Mid-Autumn Festival thanks to their fresh taste and healthy vibe.
China Ranks 2nd Globally in Intelligent Computing Power
China’s intelligent computing capacity hits 780,000 PFlops, ranking 2nd globally, powered by the East Data, West Computing strategy and Guizhou’s 400G all-optical network.
Guizhou’s Huajiang Bridge Aces Load Test, Eyes World’s Tallest Title
The Huajiang Grand Canyon Bridge in Guizhou passed its load test, moving a step closer to becoming the world’s tallest bridge, with a 1,420m span soaring 625m above the river.