Wang Pinsan stood in front of a row of two-and three-story houses built on land that stands a few meters higher than regular farmland in Wangjiaba village, Funan county, in the eastern province of Anhui.
The most critical moment for residents of the Mengwa Flood Diversion Area in Funan county, Anhui province, came on June 14, 1991, when the water of the Huaihe River surpassed the safe level of 28.66 meters at the Wangjiaba sluice gates.
Descendants of US missionaries move to Shanghai to 'close circle of life'
A primary school in southern China has raised eyebrows online by giving an unconventional reward to its best-performing students - live carp.
For three years, Aruungoi has been studying at a high school in Erenhot, North China's Inner Mongolia autonomous region, together with another 300 students from Mongolia - her home country.
Wherever Lyu Guoyin goes, farming is an obsession that he carries along.
With more than 2 million electric vehicles on the country's roads last year, China is spearheading the global development of new energy transportation.
A report compiled by three expert bodies, including the Institute of Process Engineering at the Chinese Academy of Sciences and the Chinese Research Academy of Environmental Sciences, suggests that the annual value of the nation's battery recycling sector is likely to exceed 15.6 billion yuan ($2.2 billion) next year.
Every day Yu Xihui wakes up at around 4 am without the help of an alarm, starting her busy day by taking care of more than 30 homeless seniors she has "adopted" over the years.
On the wide, misty Xin'an River surrounded by lush green mountains, Fang Shuyun balances in the water on a bamboo pole. Wrapped in a rain cape and wearing a straw hat, he resembles a mysterious figure from a martial arts novel.
In a college's virtual reality lab, a trainee investigator is immersed in a three-dimensional fire scenario based on a real blaze that happened at a residential block in downtown Shanghai last year.
Since 2016, a growing number of parents nationwide have signed their children up for extracurricular nature classes during the summer and winter vacations, in the hope they will play with animals and plants rather than smartphones and iPads.
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