Taklimakan Desert in Xinjiang Goes Green: 38,000 Acres Bloom on the Chinese Mainland
Discover how the Chinese mainland’s Taklimakan Desert is being transformed from barren sands into a green oasis, with 38,000 acres prepped for date trees.
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Greening the Desert: China’s Epic Shift from Sand to Forest 🌿
Learn how this year the Chinese mainland’s Three-North Shelterbelt Program achieved zero net land degradation, turning deserts into forests and inspiring green action across Asia.
Xinjiang’s 70-Year Development: Economy, Culture & Green Growth
Discover how Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region’s GDP soared past 2 trillion yuan and explore its strides in infrastructure, green fight vs desertification & culture.
Ningxia’s 70-Year Green Miracle: Turning Desert into Fruit Oasis
Discover how Ningxia in the Chinese mainland transformed its desert land into vibrant orchards over 70 years, blending eco-restoration with tech-driven farming.
Tracking the Taklimakan: From ‘Sea of Death’ to Green Oasis
Yutian County in the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region on the Chinese mainland is turning the Taklimakan’s ‘Sea of Death’ edges into thriving green belts.