Two healthy and happy snow leopards are spotted by an infrared camera at the Inner Mongolia Helan Mountain National Nature Reserve in northern China, reflecting the ecological progress with the help of eco-conservation measures. ππ±πΉ
Nearly 2,000 suspended sculptures are in a hall with an area of 169 square meters here at the Xiaoxitian Temple, or the Little Western Paradise Temple in Shanxi Province, about 600 kilometers away from Hohhot City of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. πΉπΊπ
The rider has done excellently in picking up silk scarves called hada on the back of a running horse in northern China's Xilin Gol grassland. π±ππΌππ΄πΉ
Although It's getting colder in autumn, the landscape and herdsmen's life are splendid and specific in northern China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. π±βοΈπππΉπΊ
The rider has done excellently in picking up silk scarves called hada on the back of a running horse in northern China's Xilin Gol grassland. π±ππΌππ΄πΉ
Chinese sand-control pioneer Yin Yuzhen has been named one of the 100 Women Heroes in Agrifood Systems and Rural Development by the UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) recently in Rome of Italy, and retired U.S. teacher Ronald Sakolsky was there to share the moment. πΊπΉπ
Yin Yuzhen, a Chinese desert control worker in north China's Ordos City, is harvesting sunflowers in the Mu Us Desert with her family and friends. You can see the desert has become an oasis covered by trees and crops after a series of conservation measures year by year. π±π»πΉ
At the World Food Forum in Rome on Oct. 13, Chinaβs tree planter Yin Yuzhen reunited with American friend Ronald Sakolsky, who funded her desert greening with $5,000, with which Yin planted over 50,000 saplings and they've grown into a forest named βSakolsky Forest.β πΉππ±
This is not a tourism scene, but a wedding ceremony in northern China's Xilin Gol pastoral area. Just watch it and enjoy their joy of gathering. π±βοΈπππΊπΉ
Walking on the road of the Laoniuwan Yellow River Canyon in Hohhot City of northern China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region during late autumn is a pleasant experience. ππΎπΉ
The Huangqihai Lake in northern China's Ulanqab City, spanning 85.22 square km, is almost unrecognizable from 2006, when the water dried up. With a series of conservation work, the lake has recovered and attracted more fishes, birds and wildlife. π±πβοΈ