From ancient landmarks to stunning nature and unforgettable meals, here’s why China belongs on your bucket list.

01:33 2-metre ‘giant rice’ twice as tall as other varieties nearly ready for first harvest in China 2-metre ‘giant rice’ twice as tall as other varieties nearly ready for first harvest in ...

Introduction: Rising rice demand has intensified pressure on irrigation water resources in China. Improving rainfall water use is an important way to reduce the pressure on irrigation water and avoid ...

This stack composite photo taken on May 24, 2025 shows a paddy rice field under the starry sky in a farm in Yichun City, northeast China's Heilongjiang Province. With paddy rice transplanting largely ...

The team has been able to demonstrate that rice varieties grown in the frigid northeast of China are able to adapt to these extreme conditions in a stable, non-genetic manner. Rice plants are ...

and National Natural Science Foundation of China (No. 41977231). The authors declare that the research was conducted in the absence of any commercial or financial relationships that could be construed ...

smaller than a grain of rice, from nearly 1.4 kilometres (about a mile) away. Using a technique called active intensity interferometry, the system overcomes common challenges like atmospheric ...

Café Gray Deluxe, housed in the Middle House hotel, is a restaurant and lounge bar with several outdoor areas, including a spacious terrace that overlooks Nanjing Xi Lu. The best part is 50% off ...

SCIENTISTS in China claim they have developed a laser that can read millimetre-sized text from nearly a mile away. That's smaller than a grain of rice. Observing fine details from long distances ...

Rescuers work at the site of a mudslide in Longsheng county, Guilin city of South China's Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region, on May 23, 2025. [Photo/Xinhua] One person was confirmed dead on Friday ...

Rice plants can inherit tolerance to cold without changes to their genomes, according to a decade-long study 1 carried out by researchers in China. The work, published in Cell today, strengthens ...

Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba accepted the resignation of his agriculture minister on Wednesday over a tone-deaf remark about rice donations – a political blunder that analysts say ...