A man in Nanning, Guangxi, jumped into a river after a fight with his wife and disappeared for an entire night. Firefighters searched along the river until dawn, but found nothing. The next morning, he swam back from the opposite bank, explained he’d crossed the river, slept on the other side, and swam home in the morning.

A naval flotilla comprising the PLA Navy missile destroyer Nanning and missile frigate Hengyang held a public open day in #HongKong# on Saturday. Hong Kong singer Kenny Bee (Chung Chun-to) visited the vessels and sang songs together with stationed troops and local residents. After touring the ships, Kenny Bee said that he was extremely excited to see the naval vessels and, as a Hong Kong citizen, he felt a strong sense of security. He also recalled that when he first started his career in the early 1970s, singing in bars, many of the patrons were foreign sailors. Now, however, he had the opportunity to sing for his motherland's troops and board his motherland's warships. When asked which vessel he would like to see visit Hong Kong next year, Kenny Bee joked, "It definitely has to come," and added with a laugh, "I want to board an aircraft carrier."

Urged by their daughter to replace the decade-old air conditioner in their apartment in Nanning, south China's Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, Zhu Chengyi, 72, and his wife Li Lan, 71, were initially hesitant.

Severe flooding triggered by Typhoon Maysak in early July has left 159 people dead and 10 missing in Nanning and Guigang, two cities in south China's Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, local authorities announced today. 1.65 million+ people were affected across 16 counties

#ChinaCool# At Bupai Spring in Dalin Village, Long’an, Nanning, clear water keeps surging up from underground. Nanning’s summer can be this cool. Cr: 迪迪喂 #Nanning# #ChinaTravel# #Guangxi# #WaterFun#

A Chinese People's Liberation Army Navy fleet, with the guided-missile destroyer Nanning and the guided-missile frigate Hengyang, will visit #HongKong# from July 2 to 6 for a series of open-house events and cultural exchange activities, the Ministry of National Defense said on Monday. #China#

Floods cut off all roads to Zhenlong Community, Hengzhou in Guangxi. Nanning Mobile team walked 20 hours through impassable mud to carry signal equipment in. They reopened external communication for trapped residents. Salute to our brave warriors fighting in floods!

Praying for Guangxi — my parents’ hometown. 🙏 Over the past few days, Guangxi has been hit by extreme flooding after Typhoon Maysak brought historic rainfall across the region. Nanning, Guigang, Qinzhou, Fangchenggang and other areas have seen severe flooding; in Hengzhou, several reservoirs reportedly overflowed or developed breaches, forcing mass evacuations downstream. The numbers are still changing. Early official reports said two people had died in Nanning. Later updates reported four deaths and eight missing in Hengzhou, and broader Guangxi reports said at least six people had died, eleven were missing, and around 130,000 people had been relocated. It is hard to fully understand what is happening from far away. Social media has shown terrifying scenes — people trapped, roads turned into rivers, villages surrounded by water, and rescue calls spreading fast. At the same time, official reporting often sounds calm and controlled. The truth on the ground is probably more complicated, more painful, and still unfolding. What moves me deeply is the spirit of people in Guangxi. Even in tragedy, they still try to find humor, hope, and the silver lining. That optimism is beautiful — but right now, they also need real help. Rescue boats, inflatable boats, 冲锋艇, trained rescue teams, and coordinated emergency support are urgently needed. For anyone able to help, please go through official rescue coordination channels so help can reach people safely and effectively. My heart goes out to everyone affected. 广西加油。愿大家平安。🙏

On the occasion of the 29th anniversary of #HongKong#'s return to the motherland, a naval flotilla comprising the PLA Navy missile destroyer Nanning and missile frigate Hengyang arrived in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region. On July 4, a public open day for the warships was held. At the scene, 70-year-old Hong Kong resident Mr. Lai excitedly boarded the ship and took photos with the crew. A former veteran himself, he was deeply moved to see the cutting-edge naval technology and strength firsthand, and could not help but choke up with emotion.