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BEIJING — A college student in southern China was bitten by a panda after he broke into the bear’s enclosure hoping to get a hug, state media and a park employee said Saturday. BEIJING — A college student in southern China was bitten by a panda after he broke into the bear’s enclosure hoping to get a hug, state media and a park employee said Saturday. The student was visiting Qixing Park with classmates on Friday when he jumped the 6.5-foot (2-meter) -high fence around the panda’s habitat, said the park employee, who refused to give his name. The park in Guilin, a popular tourist town in the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, houses a small zoo and a panda exhibit. It was virtually deserted when the student scaled the fence surrounding the panda, named Yang Yang, the employee said.
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(Bloomberg) — China’s factories, power plants and farms are fielding the worst effects of a surge in commodity costs that’s yet to hurt the wallets of the…
2021/02/28 15:52 (Taipei Department of Economic Development photo) (Taipei Department of Economic Development photo) TAIPEI (Taiwan News) — Taipei’s Department of Economic Development (DOED) said on Thursday (Feb. 25) that about 80 percent of the calla lily flowers at Zhuzihu (竹子湖) in Yangminghshan National Park have reached full bloom, and it urged people to enjoy them during the 228 Peace Memorial Day holiday. The DOED added that even though the 2021 Zhuzihu Calla Lily Festival is officially set to run from March 26 to April 25, the lilies have been blooming all over the Zhuzihu area. The department recommended anyone visiting Yangmingshan for the cherry blossoms also check out nearby Zhuzihu for the lilies.
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2021/01/10 15:13 Datun Mountain (Taiwan News, George Liao photo) Datun Mountain (Taiwan News, George Liao photo) TAIPEI (Taiwan News) — Crowds flocked to Taipei's Yangmingshan National Park to chase snow on Saturday (Jan. 9) after the city lifted the traffic control that had been in place at park entrances since the previous day. The national park's Qixing Mountain, Mt. Datun, Mt. Miantian, Mt. Xiangtian, and Erziping received their first snow of the year on Friday (Jan. 8). Traffic control was enforced Friday to prevent traffic jams, and cars were required to have snow chains on their tires. The capital’s Department of Transportation ended snow-related controls at around 10 a.m. on Saturday, as no further snowfall or sleet had been observed around Yangmingshan, according to CNA. Police said roads in the area had been cleared of ice.
2021/01/03 18:16 Fisherman's Wharf in Tamsui, on Sunday. (Taiwan News, Jules Quartly photo) Fisherman's Wharf in Tamsui, on Sunday. (Taiwan News, Jules Quartly photo) TAIPEI (Taiwan News) — Meteorologist Daniel Wu (吳德榮) predicted partly sunny conditions for the Greater Taipei Area, stable and sunny conditions for the region south of Taoyuan, and a chance of brief scattered showers for the north coast, mountains in the north, and the northeast on Sunday (Jan. 3). Temperatures will continue to rise, but there will be strong diurnal temperature variations, with overnight lows, Wu said. Cool and rainy weather is forecast for northern Taiwan and short isolated showers for the east on Tuesday and Wednesday when the arrival of a weather front and the seasonal northeasterly winds affect the nation.
China secures bumper harvest for 17 consecutive years By Gao Yuncai (People's Daily) 09:02, December 18, 2020 Photo shows paddy fields in Shatian village, Yongzhou, central China's Hunan province, Oct. 21. (People's Daily Online/Liu Guixiong) China has embraced its 17th consecutive year of a bumper harvest after reporting an annual grain output of nearly 1.34 trillion tonnes, up 11.3 billion tonnes from a year ago. It's been the sixth year for China to report an annual grain output above 1.3 trillion tonnes. The bumper harvest was a result of the country's efforts to stabilize its policies, farmland areas, and yields. It also came from the Chinese people's victory against COVID-19 and floods. The Chinese people have full control over their food supply.