Spring Migration: Birds Return to China’s Wetlands
Millions of migratory birds return to China’s wetlands, transforming regions into vibrant hubs of life and signaling the arrival of spring.
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Sudden Spring Showers Signal Nature’s Rebirth
Spring rains herald the awakening of nature. In traditional Chinese culture, they mark the beginning of spring plowing and promise a season full of vitality and hope.
Springtime Delight: Swinhoe’s White-eye Feeds on Cherry Blossoms
A Swinhoe’s white-eye flits among cherry blossoms in Nanchang, bringing spring to life as it sips nectar and weaves through pink blooms—capturing the hearts of residents and visitors.
Graceful Swans Return to Ordos, Heralding the Arrival of Spring
The arrival of swans in Ordos, Inner Mongolia, signals the start of spring as the migratory birds grace the region’s rivers, delighting locals with their graceful presence.
Spring Blossoms and Bustling Farms: China Embraces Nature’s Renewal
From cherry blossoms in Guizhou to potato planting in Shandong, China’s landscapes burst with springtime beauty and agricultural activity.
Spring Blossoms Transform Chinese Villages into Nature’s Canvas
The arrival of spring paints Chinese villages with vibrant colors, as blooming flowers and lush greenery contrast beautifully against traditional architecture.
Yi’ai Lake Park: Where Dongpo Culture Meets Nature’s Beauty
Yi’ai Lake Park in Hubei Province blends Dongpo culture with natural beauty, offering a unique experience of China’s heritage and landscapes.
Yi’ai Lake Park: A Fusion of Nature and Culture in Hubei Province
Discover Yi’ai Lake Park in Hubei—a perfect blend of natural beauty and Dongpo cultural heritage.
Wild Swans Depart Korla’s Peacock River After Winter Stay
Wild swans in Korla, Xinjiang, prepare to depart after spending the winter along the Peacock River, marking the end of their 19th annual retreat to the city.
Feathered Face-Off: Silver-Eared Mesias Clash in Yunnan
Two silver-eared mesias turned a simple squabble into a dramatic face-off on the Hongbeng River in Yunnan, captivating onlookers with their fiery confrontation.