Ancient Craft Meets Nature: The 2,300-Year-Old Art of Yingjing Black Sand Pottery 🌿🏺
Discover Yingjing Black Sand Pottery, a 2,300-year-old craft from Sichuan blending nature and culture. 🏺🌿 #CulturalHeritage
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Super Typhoon Yagi Slams Hainan: 570,000 Evacuated 🌪️
Super Typhoon Yagi strikes Hainan with 234 km/h winds, forcing 570,000 to evacuate. Heavy rains and power outages reported as storm moves inland. 🌀 #AsiaWeather
China Deploys Emergency Teams as Super Typhoon Yagi Nears Coast 🌪️🚨
China mobilizes 2,178 rescuers and 492 equipment units as Typhoon Yagi, the strongest since 2014, threatens Guangdong and Hainan. 🌊 #DisasterPreparedness
China Mobilizes Over 2K Rescue Teams as Typhoon Yagi Approaches 🌪️
China dispatches over 2,000 rescue teams and supplies to Guangdong and Hainan as Typhoon Yagi threatens to be the strongest typhoon since 2014.
Yangtze Porpoises Thrive: Conservation Wins 🌊🐬
Yangtze finless porpoise population grows to 65 in Nanjing, signaling conservation success. Baby sightings hint at brighter ecological future. 🌍🐬
Polar Regions in Peril: 2023 Climate Report Sounds Alarm 🚨🌍
New report reveals record-breaking temperature spikes, shrinking ice, and prolonged ozone holes in Earth’s polar regions—a global wake-up call. 🌡️❄️
Rainbow Rugs of Yunnan: Where Culture Meets Nature 🌈✨
In Yunnan’s Dulongjiang valley, the Dulong people weave vibrant, rainbow-inspired rugs using ancient techniques—now recognized as cultural heritage. 🎨🌿
Iridescent Rugs & Rainbows: The Dulong Culture of Yunnan
Discover Dulongjiang in Yunnan, where vibrant rainbows inspire the Dulong people’s iridescent rugs and celebrate their rich cultural heritage. 🌈🦚
China & Europe See Cleaner Air in 2023 🌍📉
WMO reports China and Europe saw below-average PM2.5 levels in 2023, linking improvements to reduced emissions. 🌬️💡
Cleaner Air: China and Europe Achieve Below-Average PM2.5 Levels in 2023 🌿🌍
China and Europe recorded below-average PM2.5 levels in 2023 thanks to decreased human-made emissions, according to the World Meteorological Organization.