Take a bird’s-eye view of the Chinese landscape’s natural beauty below
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A busy 2018 is approaching its end. Now’s the time to sit back and relax. Going back to nature is definitely a good way to get rid of the stress built up through the year. With vast territories and abundant resources, China possesses compelling natural landscapes in different parts of the country. However, there are always some stunning views which we rarely get a chance to enjoy. And local people often ignore the beauty of the land that surrounds them. Trying to take pictures from a long way away, you may feel the world is different from your imagination.
Journalists from Xinhua news agency used their “flying assistants” to solve the problem. They flew drones from all over the country, presenting artistic images of China to the world. Landscapes of the four seasons this year are preserved by those “aerial photographers.” Deserts, wetland, monoclinic mountains, salt lakes, farmland… Those magnificent landscape captured from afar can relieve our eyes and mood. Meanwhile, the national parks which consist of geological wonders provide people with great ideas of traveling spots. The various landforms with Chinese characteristics attract more and more. From spring to winter, the essence of both natural and cultural sceneries can be enjoyed in these colorful pictures.
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