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Our "#StoneOfOtherMountains" event is ongoing. Taiwan friends show you Chengdu from a helicopter!

A #Taiwan reporter explores #Chengdu Tianfu International Airport in #Sichuan.

A Taiwan reporter was lucky enough to visit the archaeological site of Sanxingdui..

A Taiwan reporter eats bronze human heads on the street?

A Taiwan reporter shows you the cutest side-line range of #pandas.

A video that takes you to enjoy many of Chengdu's #landmarks in a few minutes.

This is a piece of work by Mion, an international student from Japan.

If you want to know what #Chengdu looks like to #youth from #Taiwan, or if you want a quick guide to Chengdu, don't miss this Vlog!

The northern Ganzi, Sichuan is rarely visited by tourists.

If you want to know what the British consider to be one of the best experiences in China, don't miss this Vlog!

Barrett goes to the Panda Valley in Dujiangyan, #Sichuan

Want to know how Jason spent his day in #Chengdu, #Sichuan, as a Brit?

Sichuan is more than one side

四川の激辛料理をチャレンジしたことがある？

Hello! Bamboo

Make the pitch heard right here!

Everything is filled with echoes from the Chishui River.

“Li” as begin

During the Chun Fen (Spring Equinox), day and night will be equal. Swallows are returning back, and everything embraces the rebirth.

“The rain during Spring is just as expensiv as oil.”

The third of the 24 solar terms on the Chinese lunar calendar is called “Jing Zhe”.

“Qing Ming” comes fifteen days later than “Chun Fen”(Spring Equinox).

In the drizzling spring weather, the rain produces grains.

The fifth day of the fourth month in “Renyin” year, is “Lixia (Summer Begins)”.

“Xiaoman,”referring to grain buds and sufficient amount of rain,is one of the solar terms of China.

When marsh grass was born, awn seeds can be planted.

When the sun is in its northernmost position, it’s “Xiazhi (Summer Solstice)” of Chinese solar terms.

There are two levels of heat in China’s solar terms: slight and great heat.

Fifteen days after “Xiao shu (Slight Heat),” it's “Dashu (Great Heat)” in China’s 24 solar terms according to Chinese lunar calendar.

Fifteen days after “Dashu (Great Heat),” it’s “Liqiu (Autumn Begins)” in China’s 24 solar terms.