When the warm spring breeze ruffles the water,
ripples shimmer and waves linger tenderly.
The Ba River, a river of transformation,
guides us to a tranquil haven.
During the day, she flows quietly
amidst lush greenery and the gentle murmur of the water.
At night, she sparkles brilliantly
What Is Beijing Chaoyang?
Rare inland gale is hitting! Stay indoors this weekend!
Video source: Stu in China
节水优先
Prioritizing water conservation
空间均衡
Balancing spatial distribution
系统治理
Taking systematic approaches
两手发力
Promoting government-market synergy
The city of Salzburg, the capital of the Austrian province of Salzburg, is the fourth largest city in Austria after Vienna, Graz and Linz, with a population of around 153,000. It is located in the heart of Austria as well as in the heart of Europe and represents the gateway to the Alps. For centuries, the importance and wealth of the archbishopric was shaped by the salt trade, and the city's name is composed of salt and castle, reflecting this importance. In the past, Salzburg was an independent archbishopric and an important episcopal city.