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The mansion of the cat king of Bac Ha
After nearly 100 years of existence with the time, King Cat mansion or Hoang A Tuong palace (Bac Ha, Lao Cai) still retains the beauty and majesty of the most powerful f…
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Discover the 'cleanest place in the world'
Located in southwestern China, this plateau covers 25% of mainland mainland area, including the whole Tibetan autonomous region and Qinghai province.
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The most populous area in China may not survive because of the scary phenomenon
China's North China Delta region will become a lifeless place in the future if climate change is not controlled, according to a new study.
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The coldest place on Earth is actually ... even colder
A new study indicates that mountain trenches near the top of the Antarctic ice sheet reach temperatures near -100 degrees Celsius in the winter.
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The world's largest rain-generating system
China is developing the world's largest rain-generating system with an area of 1.6 million km2, three times the size of Spain, South China Morning Post March 27 report…
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Stunned with chicken eggs '2 in 1'
Scott Stockman, owner of a chicken farm in the Atherton Tablelands plateau, north of Queensland, said the strange egg is about three times the size of a normal egg.
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Why can this Tibetan family live at an altitude of 4200m?
At some point in the past, there was a family sitting on the roof of the world together, quietly looking up at the stars in the deep sky.
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Reveal shock of aliens building pyramids
The three large pyramids on the Giza plateau are lined up with three stars that make up the constellation of Orion's Belts.
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The tribe sleeps with the ancestral dried, smoked mummy
Dani tribe people on the Indonesian plateau have the tradition of embalming the ancestors and heroes by smoking continuously until the bones are dried out.
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Hunt for cordyceps in the Tibetan plateau
On the peaks of the Tibetan plateau, nomadic people crawled in the middle of the grass to search for Cordyceps, a rare oriental medicine made from parasitic fungi.
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See the first shaping technology
You must be familiar with photos with GIF format (Graphics Interchange format), also referred to as
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Professor Giza and mysterious puzzles
Legend has it that an Egyptian prince named Thutmose, because he was loved by his father, was hated by his brothers. Some people also conspired to kill the prince. To be…
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The most terrible collective suicides in history
History has recorded many horrific collective suicides in numbers up to several hundred to tens of thousands of people, including children, women ...
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Scary of smoked mummies on the cliff
For centuries, Anga tribes in Papua New Guinea's Morobe plateau have made an extremely creepy mummification technique by smoking.
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10 incredible underground cities in the world
Stories about people living in mines, caves or abandoned tunnels are not strange stories.