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Festival welcomes spring tea harvest in southwestern China | South China Morning Post

China’s southwestern province of Sichuan is celebrating the spring tea harvest with a festival, state media reported. The annual event began on March 18, 2021, with a tea-picking contest and an exhibition. The spring tea harvest is also under way in neighbouring Yunnan province. Farmers in the region said the crops …

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China plans to add over 30 new airports to its aviation network by 2025 | South China Morning Post

Chinese aviation authorities have announced plans to add 30 new airports to the nation’s civilian aviation network over the next five years. The plan announced at a press conference on March 15, 2021, is part of the country’s quest to boost high-quality civil aviation development during the latest five-year plan per…

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Trending in China: Low-cost fitness guru inspires millions online | South China Morning Post

A 34-year-old street workout guru can turn anything into his training equipment. Huang Haimu does push-ups on bricks, uses bamboo as an ab wheel, jumps over obstacles made of tyres and can clamber across a wall with his bare hands. He started doing livestreams of his workouts in 2016 and now has almost 3 million fol…

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Artificial nests in China aim to save Oriental white stork from extinction | South China Morning Post

China is working to bring the Oriental white stork back from near extinction. In a nature reserve in the Yellow River Delta in eastern China's Shandong province, conservationists have built 115 artificial nests for the birds. The number of baby Oriental white storks has grown from seven in 2005 to 1,954 today, accor…

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White House says 'no question' Trump worsened anti-Asian sentiment | South China Morning Post

White House press secretary Jen Psaki said there is "no question" that the Trump administration's rhetoric on the coronavirus pandemic has elevated threats against Asian-Americans. Psaki said at a press conference on March 17, 2021, that former US President Donald Trump, who had called Covid-19 the "Chinese virus", …

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