Hou Liqiang

1 week ago | chinadaily.com.cn | Hou Liqiang

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1 week ago | chinadaily.com.cn | Hou Liqiang

In a historic breakthrough, the main stream of the West Liaohe River witnessed uninterrupted flow along its entire length for the first time in almost three decades, according to the Ministry of Water Resources. This remarkable achievement happened as a spring water supplementation program, which was launched on March 4, continued in the watercourse, eventually extending its water-filled sections to the mouth of its tributary Jiaolai River at 10 am on Thursday, the ministry noted.

2 weeks ago | diariouno.com.ar | Hou Liqiang

Este canal es la vía fluvial artificial más larga y antigua del mundo aún en funcionamiento. Sin embargo, debido a factores como cambios en el curso del río y falta de mantenimiento, este antiguo canal, que en su momento conectaba cinco principales ríos, ha estado interrumpido durante el último siglo. En 2022, el Gobierno chino lanzó una iniciativa para devolver la vida al Gran Canal, de más de 1700 kilómetros, utilizando recursos del Proyecto de Trasvase de Agua del Sur al Norte.

2 weeks ago | chinadailyhk.com | Hou Liqiang

Secondhand goods export markets to be expanded to make up for oversupplyEditor's note: China Daily is publishing a series illustrating the country's efforts to achieve its carbon peak and carbon neutrality goals. National legislators and environmental experts have called for streamlined policies to promote secondhand exports — particularly smartphones — to meet a surge in global demand, a rise in domestic trade-in programs, and the climate benefits of the reuse of goods.

3 weeks ago | chinadailyhk.com | Hou Liqiang |Yuan Hui

Man's home has gone from having no trees, to 97% vegetation in a generationRaised in the arid expanse of the desert in the Inner Mongolia autonomous region's Otog Front Banner, Ulziidelger's deep-rooted longing for lush greenery has woven itself into the essence of his existence. This sentiment has blossomed into his over five decades of resolute dedication to afforest his home area.