#Travel# | 🎣🌊 The fishing season is back in #Zhanjiang#! As the South China Sea fishing moratorium ends on August 16, thousands of fishing boats will set sail, kicking off a vibrant celebration across the city. Enjoy cultural performances and seafood fairs at #China# Merchants International Cruise City, explore fishermen’s traditions on Techeng Island, visit Jianghong’s dawn fish market and catch the 400-year-old Centipede Dance at Wushi Port! 🐟🎉 Feel the vibe: #Guangdong# #FishingSeason# #Seafood# #FishermenCulture# #ChinaTravel#

Wednesday at Nanjing's Jingfeng 景枫 was all about helping stray animals.🐈‍⬛💗TNR education, charity sales, and even a themed pop-up cafe — and yes, lots of humans, furry kids, and mosquitoes.😂Someone even brought their adopted stray cat along to run a booth.🥹 There was this kid at the "cat balls" wall: Dad: These are cat balls. Kid: Cat balls. (Petting...) Dad: Neutering means cutting them off. Kid: Cutting them off. Dad: Cut the balls. Kid: ...Balls. Dad: Do you want to cut your balls?🤣 Kid: (Silence)😭 @DiscoverNanjing @HereIsNanjing @ShouldHaveCat

Summer in Jincheng, Shanxi—over 40 local schools are opening their sports fields to the public. Free. Perfect for an early morning jog or an evening run, when it’s cooler. That’s thoughtful!

June 28, 2026 Jiangmen Dragon Boat Tournament Competition will begin at Tian Sha River in Pengjiang District，Jiangmen city! A peak competition gathering all of Jiangmen‘s Dragon Boat powerhouses is about to take place! The Dragon Boat Carnival is up for grabs again! #Jiangmen，Guangdong# Province廣東江門龍舟賽

The Starlight Night Market, located in Jinghong of Xishuangbanna Dai Autonomous Prefecture, southwest China's Yunnan Province, has witnessed a surge in visitor arrivals during the summer peak tourism season. Featuring local delicacies, ethnic culture and diverse nighttime consumption options, this night market reflects the vitality of local cultural and tourism market.

Interesting VLEO could be the next (space) bottleneck, and China is betting heavily on it Jiangxing Wu, an academician of the Chinese Academy of Engineering, called VLEO the “last new strategic resource layer in near-Earth space” and identified 2026–2030 as a critical window for China He warned that delaying could allow other countries to secure scarce orbital slots China has already submitted ITU filings covering frequency and orbital resources for more than 200,000 satellites, with the vast majority targeting VLEO