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Village homes entwined with grape sector (opens the original)
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In Tuqiaozi village, grapevines are not constrained to the edge of the vineyard. They climb courtyard walls and trees, stretch across village lanes and form a leafy corridor above visitors' heads. The unusual landscape in Zhugqu county, Gannan Tibetan autonomous prefecture, Gansu province, traces its roots to a single grape seedling brought home from the Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region nearly seven decades ago. Today, grapes grown around villagers' homes and along roads have become a source of
Village homes entwined with grape sector (opens the original)
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By HU YUMENG and MA JINGNA in Lanzhou | China Daily | Updated: 2026-09-10 08:58 In Tuqiaozi village, grapevines are not constrained to the edge of the vineyard. They climb courtyard walls and trees, stretch across village lanes and form a leafy corridor above visitors' heads. The unusual landscape in Zhugqu county, Gannan Tibetan autonomous prefecture, Gansu province, traces its roots to a single grape seedling brought home from the Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region nearly seven decades ago. Toda
Village homes entwined with grape sector (opens the original)
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In Tuqiaozi village, grapevines are not constrained to the edge of the vineyard. They climb courtyard walls and trees, stretch across village lanes and form a leafy corridor above visitors' heads. The unusual landscape in Zhugqu county, Gannan Tibetan autonomous prefecture, Gansu province, traces its roots to a single grape seedling brought home from the Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region nearly seven decades ago. Today, grapes grown around villagers' homes and along roads have become a source of
Rainbow Mountains unveil Earth's diary in stone - Chinadaily.com.cn (opens the original)
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As dawn breaks over the Zhangye Danxia Geological Park in Gansu province, the first light reveals rolling mountains bathed in myriad hues. As the ribbons of crimson, ocher, sage green and pearl gray grow brighter in the morning sun, it becomes obvious why these are known as the Rainbow Mountains of China. The stunning natural palette looks almost unreal — so much so that on the lifestyle platform Xiaohongshu, or RedNote, the viral refrain is: "Were these painted?" Photos of the hills taken after
Rainbow Mountains unveil Earth's diary in stone - Chinadaily.com.cn (opens the original)
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As dawn breaks over the Zhangye Danxia Geological Park in Gansu province, the first light reveals rolling mountains bathed in myriad hues. As the ribbons of crimson, ocher, sage green and pearl gray grow brighter in the morning sun, it becomes obvious why these are known as the Rainbow Mountains of China. The stunning natural palette looks almost unreal — so much so that on the lifestyle platform Xiaohongshu, or RedNote, the viral refrain is: "Were these painted?" Photos of the hills taken after
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