Nestled in the heart of southwestern China’s Yunnan Province, the evergreen Ailao Mountains boast a diverse geographical landscape, where the altitude jumps from 525 meters in the subtropical river valleys to a towering 3,166 meters at its summit. “Ailao” means the “Land of Tigers and Leopards” in the Yi language. This unique mountainous terrain fosters a rich ecosystem teeming with various flora and fauna. Check out this video and embark on an aerial journey into the misty and mystical realm of

In Yunnan’s Ailao Mountains, photographers captured striking crepuscular rays as sunlight pierced throughthe clouds. Shafts of light streamed through the gaps, creating a breathtaking and deeply moving spectacle. #SeeChina | CCTV

Morning light spills over the bustling vegetable market in Xuangang Township, Mangshi City, Dehong Dai and Jingpo Autonomous Prefecture, Yunnan. In the Zhexiang Overseas Chinese Community, Yin Mui’s rice rolls store has been a favorite for over twenty years. Yin Mui and her husband, who is also a returned overseas Chinese from Vietnam, together created their Vietnamese-style rice rolls, a delicacy that has attracted countless diners. The unique flavor, combined with the deep affection for their

Performance: Dehong Prefecture Dai Opera Inheritance, Protection and Performance Center | Lavender S. Villen

Bon appetit! Dressed in ethnic costumes, these #children are served with a Dai-style banquet in class in Dehong Dai and Jingpo autonomous prefecture of #Yunnan Province in celebration of a local traditional festival. #GlimpseofChina | Xi's Moments