Qiandongnan’s Terraced Marvels: A Harmonious Blend of Humanity and Nature
Discover the breathtaking terraces of Qiandongnan in Guizhou Province—a majestic harmony of humanity and nature shaped over centuries.
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Discover the breathtaking terraces of Qiandongnan in Guizhou Province—a majestic harmony of humanity and nature shaped over centuries.
Lvshunkou District in China’s Liaoning Province is pioneering green and circular agriculture, introducing ecological technology and modern practices to transform the farming sector and improve livelihoods.
China introduces carbon emission certification labels for farm products to promote greener cultivation and empower consumer choices.
Guangdong’s deeper-offshore aquaculture industry is propelling China’s agricultural modernization by leveraging marine resources, disease-resistant fry, and innovative breeding systems, enhancing efficiency and exports.
Trade between China and ASEAN reached 3.36 trillion yuan in the first half of 2024, with palm oil imports from Malaysia playing a key role. Discover how their partnership is advancing green development initiatives.
Chinese expert Zhang Hong’en brings Juncao grass to Mauritania, transforming desert landscapes and boosting sustainable farming in West Africa.
Australian researchers have discovered that sound waves can significantly accelerate soil fungi growth, unlocking potential for ecosystem recovery and sustainable agriculture.
China’s Juncao technology is transforming the lives of farmers in Fiji by enabling sustainable mushroom cultivation. Through shared knowledge and training, local communities are improving their livelihoods.
The Loess Plateau in the Chinese mainland transformed from eroded lands to flourishing apple orchards, uplifting farmers and restoring the environment through sustainable agriculture.
Ali from Afghanistan visits Yuanyang’s terraced fields, where he learns from Hani villagers about eco-friendly farming that uses ducks and fish instead of chemicals, creating a sustainable agricultural model.
Villagers in Panzhihua, Sichuan Province, have transitioned from fish farming to mango cultivation to protect the Yangtze River’s ecosystem, supported by local government initiatives.
Three Hong Kong university graduates ventured into Jiangmen City in Guangdong Province to pursue sustainable farming. Overcoming challenges, they established an aquaponics factory with an annual output of 300 tonnes of vegetables.