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Record surge seen in domestic, foreign tourists during holiday

The National Day holiday has sparked a travel boom nationwide, reflected by data showing domestic tourism reaching record levels and a significant increase in foreign visitors.

Yuncheng Salt Lake offers up natural marvels

Located in North China's Shanxi province, the Yuncheng Salt Lake has long been the focal point of the city's culture and economy. It is estimated that locals have consciously harvested salt from the lake for more than 4,600 years.

Breathtaking sea of clouds appears in Shennongjia

A breathtaking sea of clouds recently appeared at Shennong Peak and Shennong Valley in Shennongjia, Hubei province.

Costumes with Yi embroidery showcased during the 2024 Paris Fashion Week

The 2024 Paris Fashion Week featuring the Chuxiong costumes was recently held in the French capital Paris.

Discovery sheds light on early rice cultivation

Around 10,000 years ago, as people in present-day West Asia began to domesticate wheat and barley, a similar development took place in China where people began to cultivate rice. This marked the emergence of rice agriculture, which has had a profound influence on people's lives in various parts of the world ever since.

Hebei's bird habitat welcomes migration season

Located about 200 kilometers south of Beijing, the Nandagang Migratory Bird Habitat in Cangzhou, Hebei province, is welcoming the autumn and winter migration season.

Autumn views, cultural vibes beckon to travelers

Destinations with natural autumn views are vying with those featuring historical relics and cultural vibes in a bid to attract visitors, as travel agencies expect a tourism surge during the approaching National Day holiday, a weeklong break that starts on Tuesday.

Shandong commemorates Confucius

A memorial ceremony honoring the great philosopher Confucius was held on Saturday in Qufu, Shandong province, where he was born some 2,575 years ago.

Red tourism sites celebrate the founding of New China

Formerly the Altar of Land and Grain during the Ming and Qing dynasties (1368-1911), it was renamed Zhongshan Park in 1928 to honor Sun Yat-sen, a prominent figure in the democratic revolution.