💥🎉The 51st Wuhan 7·16 Yangtze River Crossing 2026 has officially kicked off!
🏊♀️🏊Thousands of swimmers are charging into the mighty Yangtze—waves splashing, spirits soaring!
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The Yangtze River’s shoreline tells a powerful story.
A decade ago, factories and docks lined its banks. Today, lush green spaces have taken their place.
More than 25,000 artificially-bred Yangtze sturgeon were released into the Yangtze River recently in Jiang'an County, southwest China's Sichuan Province.
The Yangtze sturgeon is a rare fish species endemic to the Yangtze River and is under China's first-class state protection. Expanding restocking efforts is a key measure to restore natural reproduction and rebuild wild populations.
Construction of the Three Gorges new waterway project began this week in Hubei province—the first major national infrastructure project launched during China’s 15th Five-Year Plan period.
Designed to ease shipping pressure on the Yangtze River, China’s “golden waterway”, the new channel is expected to allow 10,000-tonne vessels to travel further inland upon completion.🚢
Spanning 1,384 meters in length with a main span of 660 meters, the Baijusi Yangtze River Bridge, a road-rail cable-stayed bridge in southwest China's Chongqing, stands as a local landmark thanks to its ingenious structural design.
Look who’s back!
In central China’s Anhui, a pod of wild finless porpoises—the “barometers” of the Yangtze River’s ecosystem—has been spotted breaking the surface.
Can your eyes handle Chongqing at night at full drone speed? 🔥
Just pure FPV adrenaline over Hongya Cave, Jiangbeizui CBD, and the neon-lit Yangtze River. The 8D city has never looked this wild.