Discovered a huge turquoise stone block in China
A huge block of turquoise stone worth about VND 33 billion has been discovered in Hubei Province, China
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A huge block of turquoise stone worth about VND 33 billion has been discovered in Hubei Province, China
China said it found more ice in the South China Sea, arguably an important step in the development of high quality pure fuel.
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The most densely populated in the world, so there is no shortage of strange things in China.
The dividing line of this fish is the border between Poland and Ukraine, implemented in an art exhibition in 2012.
Agricultural systems and wastewater treatment in Mexico's floating gardens are so advanced that despite efforts to recreate it in today's times - every attempt fails.
Before his death, the monk in Fujian province had a non-biodegradable body considered to be a Chinese living Buddha eating only tofu with porridge, drinking very little…
China has discovered a 328-ton gold mine, near the 470-ton gold mine two weeks ago off the coast of Shandong province.
China has built many prominent public toilets, with a place that looks like a camera, some places like a castle.
China's largest gold mine was found at a depth of 2,000 meters in the waters off Shandong Province, worth $ 16.4 billion.
According to Laodong, Chinese authorities warned that cyanide levels in the surrounding water where the explosion occurred in Tianjin were 356 times higher than allowed.