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Each winter, Taihu Lake, China's third largest freshwater lake, becomes a haven for tens of thousands of migratory birds. From Siberian red-billed gulls to diverse overwintering species, the lake's wetlands come alive, blending natural beauty with rising eco-tourism and new cultural landmarks along the lakeshore.
Nestled in east China's Jiangsu Province, Taihu Lake lies near Suzhou, a city renowned not only for its UNESCO-listed gardens and canals, but also for its transformation into a hub of intelligence and innovation. Surrounded by over 2,500 years of rich history, Suzhou strikes a delicate balance: preserving heritage while embracing modern development. Follow the lens of our special program "Suzhou: Global City from Ancient Roots" as we explore how this historic region is shaping a unique path to modernization.
Each winter, Taihu Lake, China's third largest freshwater lake, becomes a haven for tens of thousands of migratory birds. From Siberian red-billed gulls to diverse overwintering species, the lake's wetlands come alive, blending natural beauty with rising eco-tourism and new cultural landmarks along the lakeshore.
Nestled in east China's Jiangsu Province, Taihu Lake lies near Suzhou, a city renowned not only for its UNESCO-listed gardens and canals, but also for its transformation into a hub of intelligence and innovation. Surrounded by over 2,500 years of rich history, Suzhou strikes a delicate balance: preserving heritage while embracing modern development. Follow the lens of our special program "Suzhou: Global City from Ancient Roots" as we explore how this historic region is shaping a unique path to modernization.