For 5 more years, Beijing won’t see Yangtze water

A plan to channel water into Beijing via the South-to-North Water Diversion Project has been postponed five years. The delay puts unprecedented pressure on the capital’s water resources, which have seen falling groundwater levels for years, Beijing water authorities said early this week. The South-to-North Water Diversion Project would divert 1 billion cubic meters of the Yangtze River into Beijing next year, which would somewhat relieve Beijing’s water shortage, Cheng Jing, director of the Beijing Water Authority, said. The reason for the delay is thought to be related to the redistribution of water and relocation of residents along the 1,400-kilometer channel that would link Hubei province with Beijing, Tianjin and neighboring provinces.

 
Beijing high school students performed royal rite of sacrifice
BeijingIn one of the activities named "Social Class" initiated by Beijing Municipal Education Commission, students from 159 Middle School in Xicheng District came to Temple of Ancient Monarchs to perform traditional royal rite of sacrifice fo…
 
Panda becomes new attraction in NE China city zoo
pandaA panda rests inside its enclosure in a zoo in Harbin, northeast China's Heilongjiang province, May 13, 2009. The panda was flown to the northeastern Chinese city from Sichuan late April and gradually adapted to its new home.
 
May 1 At Singing Sand Ravine

On May 1, 2009, the Third China Photography Tourism Festival will be having its grand opening at Singing Sand Ravine desert, visitors from all over the country will appreciate the enchantment of the singing sand, providing photographers a broader room for creativity at the same time as well.

 
Spring Adorns Xinjiang in April Whose Beauty Rivals that of Jiangnan Watertown
xin jiang view  xin jiang view Xinjiang's spring appears later than that of the mainland,but just this reason makes the spring come almost overnight in April when myriads of colors bloom.A famous Tang version goes:”As if the vernal breeze had co…
 
China National Tourism Administration Issues Alert on Visiting Mexico

As the Mexican government has declared public health emergency across the country on April 26th 2009, the World Health Organization (WHO) proclaimed Mexico as "the hardest hit area" by the swine flu in the next day.

 
"Beauty Lake" in Xinjiang
Heaven Lake  Heaven LakeHeaven Lake is located in the northern slope of  Mountain Bogda, which is east to Mountain Tianshan.  The lake is 1900 meters above sea level, with the depth of up to 90 meters, the width of up to 1500 meters between its…
 
Beauty Lake in Xinjiang
beauty lake in Xin Jiangbeauty lake in Xin Jiang Heaven Lake is located in the northern slope of  Mountain Bogda, which is east to Mountain Tianshan.  The lake is 1900 meters above sea level, with the depth of up to 90 meters, the width of up to 1500 meters …
 
Taiwan tours to cost less
Taiwan tours are expected to cost less for visitors from the Chinese mainland soon after yesterday's agreement on increasing direct flights.
 
Tourists Flocked to Pinggu to Enjoy Peach Blossom
Amid the colorful peach blossom sea,like vaporing and rosy cloud with over 220 thousand mu,the 10th International Peach Blossom Festival was opened in Pinggu,a suburb district of Beijing,on April 17 when tourists from Beijing,Tianjin,Hebei and other places flocked to enjoy this largest flower festival.
 
Best time to appreciate azaleas on Mount Emei

April is the time of spring when azaleas on Mount Emei are in full blossom. Jinding, the west peak of Mount Emei, 3077 meters above the sea level, offers the best view of Golden Buddha, Golden Temple, sunrise, cloud sea, the Buddha's light, and Sacred Lamp. It is also the optimal location to appreciate Jinding azaleas, a rare variety of its kind in the world.

 
Beijing Tanzhe Temple
irst there was Tanzhe, then there was Beijing

‘First there was Tanzhe, then there was Beijing’, proclaims a sign at Tanzhe temple located 45 kilometres west of the centre of Beijing.

 
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