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Xinseng Park at Taipei to re-open for visitors after facelift
The Xinseng Park at Taipei will now attract more and more visitors not only for its natural beauty but also for the beautiful pavilions built out of re-usable and eco friendly materials. The three pavilions made at the park during Taipei International Flo
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Unique cultural park made entirely out of clay
Inspired by Zhang Zerui's scroll painting Riverside Scene during the Qingming Festival, Qin Shiping, a local from Tangshan's Fengrun district, decided to create an exclusive view of China by using nothing but clay. Since his childhood, Qin has worked as a
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China’s one legged artist creates amazing chalk paintings
Loosing one leg would mean sitting back at home and depending on others for a few, but not for this courageous, talented chalk artist. China-based artist Cong Langui creates amazing chalk artworks not just in his town, but the entire country. The...
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China begins building the world’s largest offshore wind farm
Presently Europe flaunts the largest offshore wind farm in the world, but China has broken ground to outdo their effort by erecting a even larger farm. Located in Bohai Bay, Beijing, the wind farm will generate 1,000 MW of power when completed. The...
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World record-breaking sand sculpture reaches 22.43-meters
At the 12th Zhoushan International Sand Sculpture Festival, Dutch artist Marjon Katerberg created a 22.43-meter-high sand sculpture. The mammoth artwork eventually managed to go past the former world record holding sculpture – 20.91 meters tall –.
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Eco-artist shuts recycled world cities in a suitcase
Have you ever dreamed of living in a city that confines itself in a few square feet space? Yin Xiuzhen has created one out of recycled clothes, suitcases, lights, maps, magnifying glasses, etc, and has detained it in a suitcase. Dubbed as Portable...
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Proposed wetlands to help Qingpu relive its green past
A German-based international design office Logon has proposed to revamp the urban design of China’s southeastern industrial district Qingpu. The design office proposed to create an urban landscape, which will enhance the urban development with a...
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Logical City: Wind powered, greenery-filled skyscraper for Shenzhen
Conceived for the city of Shenzhen, China, the “Logistic City” is a self-sustaining tower that houses a whole city within, offering all the necessary amenities to its residents. The 1,111 meters tall greenery-filled vertical forest designed by...
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China outperforms all in adding junk to space
A recent study conducted by the Russian space agency Roscosmos reveals that China has contributed 40 percent of the debris to space until date. Most of it is attributable to the Chinese military, which, in 2007, tore apart a defunct weather satellite.
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Shanghai’s 6.7MW BIPV solar system is up and running
All set to shine on bright eco-horizon with the proposed installation of 20GW of solar energy capacity and 100GW of wind power by 2020, the Chinese government has initiated the process while inaugurating the world’s largest building integrated...
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