2.2K views · 97 reactions | Another one for the bucket list, the iconic rice terraces of Guilin! | Sublime China | Facebook

1.1M views · 1.1K reactions | Wanghu Wetland in central China hosts flocks of swans during the migration season. A new initiative has set aside 160 acres of rice fields to remain unharvested, providing bird feed and attracting more birds. The number is expected to reach 100,000 by late January. | CGTN | Facebook

11K views · 570 reactions | Aerial view of terraced rice fields in China's #Guangxi during #harvest season | FlyOverChina | Facebook

123K views · 1.2K reactions | Breeding small crayfish in rice fields has proven to be a big economic boost for Chinese farmers. | South China Morning Post | Facebook

Longsheng locals have meticulously transformed flatlands into rice terraces despite the formidable challenges presented by the mountains. The terraces cover an area of over 666 hectares with an inclination range of 26 to 50 degrees. The largest terrace there spans over 400 square meters, while the smallest can be as diminutive as only three rice plants. This ingenuity highlights Longsheng's agricultural resilience. #chinaseen | CGTN

16K views · 2.2K reactions | When the sun rises, the rice terraces in Longsheng, south China's #Guangxi, unveil their beauty. The field is also known as the Longji Rice Terraces, which means “Dragon's Backbone”in English. | People's Daily, China | Facebook

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