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zhuanghongru · 2 years
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Cloud iridescence is a colorful optical phenomenon that occurs in a cloud and appears in the general proximity of the Sun or Moon.
Time: 2022.08.16 Location: Pu 'er City, Yunnan Province, China Photographer: JiaQi Sun(孫嘉琪)
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sitting-on-me-bum · 4 months
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Asian elephants eat in rice fields in south-west China’s Yunnan province
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View of Mengzi, Yunnan province of southern China
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iko66 · 2 years
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China, Yunnan Province
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clara-ontheroad · 8 months
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Summer rains in a Hani village, Yuanyang 元阳, China
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travelella · 4 months
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Erhai/Er Lake, Dali City, Dali Prefecture, Yunnan Province, China
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rhk111sblog · 6 months
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Malaysia is pursuing more strongly its De-Dollarization efforts as a Chinese Company is developing a new Industrial Park for Electric Vehicles (EV) there; China added a new stop in Thailand for its Sea Route to the Persian Gulf; Chinese and Singaporean Legislators met recently to improve “Political Trust”; and others; And China starts its Cold-Chain Freight Train operations to Laos and Vietnam
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artbysarf · 13 days
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The Moth and the Lizard are married actually
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languagedeath · 2 years
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My Adventure at a Tibetan Monastery in Yunnan
Written by Wen Wang  Hello, everyone! Today I will show you Songzanlin Monastery. Songzanlin Monastery is the largest Buddhist monastery in Yunnan, China. At the peak time, there are over 1000 Lamas studying here. Here you have access to experiencing pure Tibetan culture.  The monastery was founded in 1681. Sakyamuni Buddha and Tsongkhapa who is known as the Second Buddha in Buddhism are mainly…
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miyuecakes · 5 months
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SOUTH CHINA CHEEBS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Meet Yourself (去有风的地方going somewhere windy) E02 ENG SUB
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sitting-on-me-bum · 1 year
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Working together
There were several big trees near Minghui’s hotel in the Xishuangbanna Tropical Botanical Garden in Yunnan Province, China, and he’d noticed green tree ants on the trunks and was fascinated by their behaviour. This species of ant builds its nest in the tree crown, are ferocious by nature and good at catching all kinds of insects. One morning Minghui noticed a group of ants working together in perfect unity to restrain a green katydid. These remarkable ants don’t always kill, they have been observed ‘farming’ certain types of insects, including leaf hoppers. The ants offer leaf hoppers protection from predators and parasites so that they can feed on the sweet sap the leaf hoppers excrete.
by Minghui Yuan, China / Wildlife Photographer of the Year
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postcard-from-the-past · 10 months
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Street scene in Mengzi City, Yunnan province of southern China
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[Paper] The Hoabinhian technocomplex in southwest China: Preliminary report on new discoveries in recent decades
Discoveries in Yunnan confirm the Hoabinhian technocomplex in China, suggesting ancient migration routes and a diffusion strategy in East Asia.
via L’Anthropologie, 06 April 2024: This paper by Wu et al. describes artifacts linked to the Hoabinhian technocomplex, previously well-documented in Southeast Asia but not in this region. The findings from two ancient sites, Xiaodong rockshelter and Dedan cave, support the hypothesis of a “Chinese Hoabinhian Homeland” and highlight Yunnan’s strategic role in ancient migration routes. These…
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milk5 · 1 year
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My tang dynasty yunnan province gas
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rongzhi · 9 days
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Expectation vs. Reality for Poshuijie, a major holiday celebrated in Xishuangbanna Dai Autonomous Prefecture in Yunnan province, as well as in general by the Dai, Achang, Bulang, Wa, and De'ang Chinese people.
Poshuijie ("Water splashing festival") is also known as Songkran in Thailand and is celebrated in the month of April.
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