What was China like 3,000+ years ago? Step into Yinxu, the legendary capital of the Shang Dynasty (c.16th century-11th century BC). This vast metropolis was built with a meticulously planned layout of roads and waterways, complete with exquisite bronzes and jades that defined ancient ritual and a deep harmony with nature. Most importantly, it's home to the oracle bone inscriptions — the absolute root of Chinese characters. Join Zhao Qingrong, Executive Deputy Director of the Yinxu Museum, to hear this 3,000-plus-year-old echo. Explore the digital world of Shang with China Daily's #Kunlun: Huaxia Panorama project, and dive into the Roots of Oracle Bone Civilization! #CulturalJourney
Stunning! High-definition footage captures the citizens of Guigang in S #China's #Guangxi, bidding farewell to the People's Liberation Army soldiers who have joined the disaster relief work, paying tribute to the most beloved people!
Real-life Chinese Transformers! Nicknamed "rescue aircraft carrier", this emergency pontoon bridge raced to typhoon-flooded areas and opened a critical water lifeline for trapped people. Hats off to such incredible Chinese engineering marvels! So proud of China! 🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳
Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region's vast frontier regions, with their combination of diverse topography and market demand, serve as an ideal testing ground for the large-scale development of China's low-altitude economy. Sun Liye, vice-president of United Aircraft, a drone maker, told China Daily website that drone from the company already blanket 2,000 mu of farmland per hour and bridge logistical voids in remote regions. The company considers Xinjiang as a springboard into Central Asia, Europe, and beyond.