With China being the guest country of honor for the 37th International Kite Festival in Berck-sur-Mer, France, Shandong’s Weifang City — known as the “kite capital of the world,” is showcasing the most authentic Chinese kite art and cultural experience to the global audience.

As the sweltering summer days begin to descend upon us, there’s nothing quite as refreshing as seeking solace amidst greenery and cascading waterfalls. Fortunately for Shenzhen residents, the city boasts its own local gems where one can find an escape from the heat without traveling far.

​Nestled approximately 700 kilometers northwest of Shenzhen, the Longsheng Autonomous County in Guangxi features a tapestry of terraced landscapes alongside villages steeped in rich histories and vibrant minority-group cultures.

To better cater to users’ interest in outdoor activities and flower appreciation, QQ Browser has recently introduced the Real-time Spring Flower Viewing Map. This feature offers a comprehensive information service, including a flower viewing map, featured flower viewing guides, and more, all instantly accessible in one place.

During this upcoming May Day holiday, Xiaomeisha resort is set to commence trial operations. Following extensive renovations, the destination will unveil an enhanced spatial layout, featuring a mountain-and-sea axis as well as four themed areas – a fantasy Ocean World, a coastal town, vibrant forests, and the Meisha bay.

A service platform of the Emperor Qinshihuang's Mausoleum Site Museum was officially launched on Wednesday, allowing overseas tourists to buy tickets online.

In an exciting announcement, the Hong Kong Tourism Board revealed that the first-ever sea fireworks display will light up Victoria Harbor on the evening of May 1, kicking off the “golden week” holiday with a dazzling spectacle.

Here we take our readers on a tour to explore these wonderful sites.

Located to the southwest of West Lake and embraced by hills at its northwest, Longjing Village boasts 53 hectares of hillside tea gardens. Standing in the village, people will see nothing but tea trees in every direction, and the village all surrounded by green hills covered by tea trees.