Cultural Heritage-The Land Podcast
1) Water as Vast as the Sky
As the largest freshwater lake in China, Jiangxi’s Poyang Lake is “as vast as the sky”, according to a depiction by YANG Wanli, a poet of the Southern Song Dynasty. The lake is a junction where the f...Show More
2) Epi7 People of Mount Danxia
Mount Danxia is located at the Renhua County of Shaoguan City in Guangdong Province in China, it was designated by the UNESCO as one of the first batch of World Geoparks in 2004 and listed as a World ...Show More
3) Epi6 Dancing with the Rainforest
With most places in China clouded by smog in recent years, it is fortunate that there is still a piece of pure land in the far southwest of the country. Regarded as the “emerald” on the Northern Trop...Show More
4) Epi5 The Fantastic Canyon
Genghis Khan is a venerated ancestor of the Mongolians. Although the days when Genghis Khan led his hordes of army galloping boisterously can no longer be seen, from a distance, the rocky hill standi...Show More
5) Epi4 Mirrors in the Highlands
Although water is the stream of life, there are barely any signs of life in the salt lake situated in the Qaidam Basin of Qinghai Province. The salinity of the lake water here is higher than that of ...Show More
6) Epi3 A Floating Wonderland
Located at the northwest of Hunan province, Wulingyuan, Zhangjiajie has a total area of approximately 397 square kilometres. The region was listed as a World Natural Heritage in 1992 by UNESCO. Moun...Show More
7) Epi2 Land of Fire and Ice
The northeastern part of Heilongjiang Province is the coldest area within China where the Wudalianchi volcanic cluster perched at Heihe City covers an area of over 800 km2, which is composed of volcan...Show More
8) Epi 1 The Sands of Time
Situated in northwestern China at the centre of Tarim Basin, Xinjiang, Taklamakan Desert covers a total area of approximately 330,000 square kilometres, making it the largest desert in the country and...Show More