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By  Elyar Najmehchi | chinadaily.com.cn | Updated: 2021-02-02 16:56 Share CLOSE Santong Bridge at the historic Shangxiahang district in central Fuzhou.[Photo by Elyar Najmehchi for chinadaily.com.cn] Fuzhou, capital of southeastern Fujian province, rarely features on travel itineraries for people coming to China. However, it deserves a place on travelers' maps, as it is a gem for explorers, cultural enthusiasts and foodies, and it also offers a unique glimpse into another side of a more authentic China off the beaten tourist track....

Matsu’s ‘blue tears’ strong due to dredging: researcher ABUNDANCE OF FOOD: The picturesque algal bloom is supported by nutrients that originate in the Min River or, more recently, on the ocean floor, a professor said By Lin Hsin-han and Kayleigh Madjar / Staff reporter, with staff writer Matsu’s “blue tears,” usually visible from April to September, were sighted as late as October this year due to a surprising reason: Chinese dredging, an ecologist said on Thursday. Illegal dredging near Lienchiang County has kicked up nutrients and ph...

December 16, 2020 A huge, headless statue of a stone Buddha, measuring 9m high, has been discovered amid a residential complex in Chongqing, China. Daidu An enormous headless statue of Buddha, believed to date back to the Qing dynasty, has been discovered in southwestern China. The 9m-high (30-foot) statue, with its head missing, was uncovered on a cliff between two high-rise residential buildings in the Nanan district of Chongqing. It is not clear when the statue was carved and local authorities are still investigating its cultural value, according to the district government’s information ...