In the vast expanse of China's northwest, Dunhuang in Gansu province shines like a dazzling pearl, exuding a unique charm. As autumn winds blow, the landscape at the foot of Mingsha Mountain unfolds a breathtaking panorama that captivates the soul.
Wind power has overtaken coal as Gansu's primary electricity source. As of October 8, wind power capacity in Gansu reached 30.15 million kilowatts, accounting for 32 percent of the province's total power generation capacity, according to the State Grid Gansu Electric Power Company.
Earlier this week Tuesday, the wildlife monitoring system at Wowachi Wetland in Dunhuang Yangguan National Nature Reserve, Gansu province, captured footage of 29 Northern Lapwings. According to monitoring staff, the number of these birds observed this year has significantly increased compared to last year.
The 2024 National Day holiday saw Gansu province welcoming 26.21 million tourists, and generating tourism revenue of 16.08 billion yuan ($2.23 billion). These figures represent year-on-year increases of 15.4 percent and 18.8 percent respectively. Throughout the province, a festive atmosphere prevailed, with diverse tourism products and a thriving, orderly market.
