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A view of Anji's vast bamboo forests, home to over 66,000 hectares of lush greenery in eastern China. /CGTN
A view of Anji's vast bamboo forests, home to over 66,000 hectares of lush greenery in eastern China. /CGTN
A view of Anji's vast bamboo forests, home to over 66,000 hectares of lush greenery in eastern China. /CGTN
A view of Anji's vast bamboo forests, home to over 66,000 hectares of lush greenery in eastern China. /CGTN
A view of Anji's vast bamboo forests, home to over 66,000 hectares of lush greenery in eastern China. /CGTN
A view of Anji's vast bamboo forests, home to over 66,000 hectares of lush greenery in eastern China. /CGTN
Anji is known as China's "Bamboo Town," and it certainly lives up to its name. The county is home to around 66,700 hectares of bamboo forests. Walk through its hills and valleys, you will find bamboo growing in every direction – tall, dense, and full of life. The bamboo here isn't just a symbol of the landscape, it's part of the rhythm of everyday life. This is one of Anji's most iconic sights and a quiet reminder of how lush, large-scale nature can shape a place and its people.