#China's #Hainan Tropical Rainforest National Park, established in 2021, may be the second-smallest of the country's national parks, yet it harbors some of the highest levels of biodiversity. The park is home to 33 percent of China's reptile species, 38 percent of its birds, 20 percent of its mammals and more than 3,500 plant species. | CGTN

Nestled in Wuzhishan, south China's Hainan Province, this rainforest offers a serene escape into one of China's most biodiverse ecosystems. This lush sanctuary features ancient trees and diverse wildlife, perfect for hiking and eco-tourism. As Hainan grows as an international travel spot, Wuzhishan showcases how economic development and environmental preservation coexist harmoniously. Visitors can explore forest trails and experience nature's tranquility in this sustainable tourism destination.

For over 20 years, American expat Brian Linden has called an ancient town in China's Dali his home. He has passionately championed local traditions and dedicated his career to fostering cultural exchange between China and other countries. Discover his story as a cultural enthusiast and witness to China's development. (recorded) | China Xinhua News