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Yani National Wetland Park restoration brings back wildlife in Xizang (opens the original)
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Ecological restoration at Yani National Wetland Park in Nyingchi, Xizang autonomous region, has brought back wildlife while creating new sources of income for the surrounding villages. The 8,738-hectare wetland is patrolled by 75 rangers from the area, including 63-year-old Phuntsok Tsering, who has worked there for 15 years. "We clean up trash, rescue wildlife, check vegetation, and watch for illegal hunting and sand digging," he said. Phuntsok Tsering recalled that one area of the wetland had
Chinese cities broaden back-to-school benefits as focus shifts beyond spending (opens the original)
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As China's autumn semester begins, cities with large university populations are rolling out incentives and services for new students, ranging from shopping offers and cultural experiences to public services and career support. The measures point to a broader shift in the back-to-school season. While student spending remains important, some cities are extending welcome programs to build longer-term ties with young people who could later join the local workforce. Eight cities now have more than 1
World's largest impulse hydropower units set for Xizang's Datang Zala station (opens the original)
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By Guo Yanqi | chinadaily.com.cn | Updated: 2026-08-11 12:30 An 840-ton generator rotor was installed on Tuesday at the Datang Zala Hydropower Station in the Xizang autonomous region, which is being equipped with the world's largest impulse hydropower units in terms of single-unit capacity, China Central Television reported. The station, a key project designed to transmit electricity generated in Xizang to other parts of China, will also be equipped with two 500-megawatt impulse turbine-generato
Lhasa's Nanshan Park ready for soil and water conservation designation (opens the original)
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Lhasa's Nanshan Park is seeking a soil and water conservation demonstration park designation after afforestation efforts that transformed a once-barren mountainside into one of the city's most popular public green spaces. Nanshan Park sits across the Lhasa River from the Potala Palace. Afforestation in the area began in 2012 and accelerated after the Xizang autonomous region launched a large-scale greening campaign in 2021. "We are working to develop the park into the only soil and water conserv
Over 15,000 evacuated after Typhoon Bavi triggers Hebei floods (opens the original)
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More than 15,000 people have been evacuated after days of intense rainfall linked to Typhoon Bavi triggered flash floods in Kuancheng Manchu autonomous county, Hebei province, local authorities said on Tuesday. Persistent rain since Friday, followed by a severe downpour on Sunday night, flooded nine villages across four townships, cutting roads, electricity, and communications, and leaving some residents stranded, according to the Chengde municipal government. Authorities said 9,993 people were
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