Yili Apricot Valley, China

The valley Yili Apricot in China is famous for many reasons. The first is obvious: The beauty. The others have to do with the production of apricots and the derivatives. Numerous trees are in bloom and the valley is transformed into a white-pink landscape that impresses. Through the endless green hills of the apricot remove their flowers and preparing to tie off. It's a magical moment colored carpet covers the area and make this part of the famous and most photographed in the world. 

Yili Apricot Valley, China

Walking along the ancient City walls in Xi'an, China

Strengthening the city of Xian, the ancient capital of Shaanxi Province, Guanzhong Plain in the center, is one of the oldest and best preserved Chinese city walls. The wall was built in the 14th century, Zhu Yuanzhang, the first emperor of the Ming Dynasty, on the advice of a hermit, who told him to "build high walls, store abundant food supplies, and wait for the time when he would become emperor," to strengthen the city and unify the other states. After the establishment of the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Yuanzhang followed his advice and began to expand the walls of the city, originally built by the representatives of the old Tang Dynasty (618 - 907), thus creating a modern city wall of Xi'an. It is the best preserved city wall in China, and also one of the largest ancient military defensive systems in the world.

Walking along the ancient City wall in Xi'an, China

Crazy Chinese Mobile Phone

Crazy Chinese Mobile Phone — Almost no one today does not surprise appearance mobile phone. Smartphones, Phablet, plates, rotors, sliders - which just is not. But sometimes there are swatches telefonostroeniya, at first glance at you quizzically hover for a few seconds, wondering about the sanity of their creator. I offer you a selection of photos phones manufacturing Celestial, a little different from the usual presentation of these gadgets. 

Almost all phones have a pretty good performance and everything - his chip, making them particularly. 

Crazy Chinese Mobile Phone

World's Highest Rail Track — Qingzang Railway, China

Sealed cars, individual oxygen masks for each passenger, specially designed locomotives, endless racks on permafrost, dozens of deserted stations on background snowy mountain peaks - all unique Qinghai-Tibet Railway. In just five years and three and a half billion dollars in China to build highway 1150 kilometers long, will connect the "roof of the world" with the mainland.

World's Highest Rail Track — Qingzang Railway, China

Chinese beggars make good money

From the words of the postal workers grandfather every month comes to their institution. An elderly man from Jiangsu Province, which is about 70 years, earning a living by begging in Beijing, at the same time he manages each month to send relatives about 10,000 yuan (1,600-1,700 dollars). 

School Stadiums on the Roofs — China

A newly built sports ground on top of a three-floor teaching building of Nanmen Middle School in Putian, South China’s Fujian province on Nov 27, 2012. The sporting arena, surrounded by over four-meter high guard bars, includes three basketball courts, two volleyball courts. The $4.8 million investment was built on the top of building due to a lack of space as the school is situated in the downtown of the city. [Photo/CFP]

Zheng Chunhui and The World's Longest Wooden Carving

World’s Longest Wood Sculpture

This 40-foot-long sculpture is a unique take on a classic Chinese painting called "Along the River During the Qingming Festival." Fittingly carved out of a fallen log, the piece celebrates fallen ancestors, long past. It's intricately carved in a way that implies years of effort--specifically, 4 years. Having started in 2009, artist Zheng Chunhui finished just this year.

The Giant Grouper Caught in China

One of the Chinese restaurants delivered the Giant Grouper caught in sea bass, on November 7 in the Spratlys. Its length is 2.65 meters and weight - 341.5 lbs. Imagine the tongue is 30-inch.

Abandoned Olympic Venues Of 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing

With the current debate in Brazil about how much hosting the Olympics helps the local economy despite the enormous construction costs, we thought we would look at how another country has utilized their Olympic structures. China hosted the summer games in Beijing in 2008. Surely they put all those fields and stadiums to good use, right? Well, if the plan was to create the biggest permanent set for a post-apocalyptic movie, then they were right on target! Someone call Kurt Russell, we’re going to need him to dust off his Snake Plissken eyepatch for Escape From Beijing.

How to save the woman suicide bomber on a rooftop in China (4 Photos)

 In the Chinese city of Zhanjiang rescuers managed to safely remove the roof of a woman who tried to commit suicide. Prior to that, he and relatives desperate for a few hours led talks with her, trying to convince her not to hurt yourself. (China Daily / Reuters)