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Five decades after devastating quake, Tangshan's unbreakable spirit lives on

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By He Yuzhe, Bai Lin, Ren Liying
| en.gmw.cn
People present flowers at a memorial wall inscribed with names of the victims at the Tangshan Earthquake Memorial Park in Tangshan, north China's Hebei Province, July 28, 2026. (Xinhua/Mu Yu) Half a century on, many of the Tangshan earthquake survivors have died or reached old age, but the 1976 earthquake remains vividly etched in the collective memory of Tangshan, and the city has continued to benefit from the spirit of solidarity and resilience forged in the post-quake reconstruction.
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Welcome wild geese at Hengshui Lake: A magical close-up wildlife experience Original

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By Ren Liying
| Line Today (Hong Kong)
In Hebei's Hengshui Lake, over 50 wild geese fly alongside tour boats, creating a breathtaking spectacle. Learn how local staff raise geese from chicks to build trust and offer visitors an unforgettable wildlife experience, right in the heart of a key migratory bird route.■
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Rare glossy ibis returns to north China wetland after 15-year absence Original

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By Yao Yulin, Ren Liying, Fang Ningyidu
| Line Today (Hong Kong)
SHIJIAZHUANG, Aug. 8 (Xinhua) -- The glossy ibis, a first-class protected species in China, has been sighted at Hengshui Lake National Nature Reserve, north China's Hebei Province, after an absence of 15 years, according to local authorities.
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