Stories from Datong · China

A writer, using the pen name 'Liu Ke Xing', finds inspiration in the development and progress of their hometown, documenting new buildings and infrastructure.

Afforestation projects are bringing hope to desert regions, transforming barren landscapes into oases. Sand, scorching sun, and cold are overcome with tenacious vitality, spreading green in the yellow sand and illuminating narrow canyons.

Air quality in the Datong Caves is monitored, with measures taken when levels exceed warnings. Air quality monitoring is being conducted in the Datong caves, with systems in place to report critical situations to a holiday work group.

A coastal town is successfully boosting its local economy and resident income by attracting nearly 700,000 tourists annually, many from the Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan regions.

When warning levels are reached, critical situations are reported to the holiday work group for further measures. The Yun-Gang Grottoes currently have 45 main caves.

Maintenance work is being conducted on the Yun-Gang Grottoes, specifically on external walls from cave 33 to 37.