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The last hidden world---China. For centuries, travelers to China have told tales of magical landscapes and surprising cultures. Chinese civilization is the world’s oldest. And today, it’s the largest, with mid over a billion people. It’s home to more than 50 distinct ethnic groups. And a wide range of traditional lifestyles, often in close partnership with nature.

We know that China faces immense social and environmental problems. But there is great beauty here, too. China is home to the world’s highest mountains, vast deserts ranging from searing hot to mine numbing cold. Steaming forest’s harboring rag creatures. Grassy plains beneath faster risers, and rich tropical seas.
                                                                                 
Now for the first time ever, we can explode the whole of this great country. Meet some of the surprising and exotic creatures after the year, and consider the relationship of the people and wild life of China to the remarkable landscape in which they live. This is Wild China.

Our exploration of China begins in the warm subtropical south. On the Li River, fishermen and birds perch on bamboo rafts, a partnership that goes back more than a thousand years. This scenery is known throughout the world, a recurring motive in Chinese paintings. And the major tourist attraction. The south of China is a vast area, eight times larger than the UK. It’s a landscape of hills but also of water. It rains here for up to 250 days a year. And standing water is everywhere. And a flood plain of the Yangtze River, black tail got with / the mouth and searching worms. And the reason just wildlife that / in this environment. This warmth ground provides ideal conditions for the remarkable member of the grass family---rice. The Chinese have been cultivating rice for at least 8000 years.

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The last hidden world, China. For centuries travelers to China have told tales of magical landscapes and surprising creatures.

Chinese civilization is the world’s oldest, and today, it’s largest with well over of a billion people. It’s home to more than 50 distinct ethic groups. And the wild range of traditional life styles often enclose partnership with neighbor. 

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This is wild China.

Our exploration of China begins in the warm subtropical south. On the Lee River, fishermen and birds perch on bamboo rafts, a partnership goes back more than a thousand years. 

This scenery is known for all the world, a recurring motif in Chinese paintings and a major tourist attraction.

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The last hidden world,China,for centuries travellers to China have told tales of magical landscapes and surprising cultures,Chinese civilization is world's oldest,and today it's livingest,with well over a billion people,it's home to more than 50 distinct ethnic groups and wild ranged traditional life styles after a close partnership with nature,we know that China faces immense social and enviromental problems,but there is great beauty here too.China is home to the world highest mountains,farest deserts ranged from *hot to mind-numbing cold,steaming forests harboring rare creatures,vasty plain beneath farest riders and rich tropical seas.

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The last hidden world---China. For centuries, travelers to China have told tales of magical landscapes and surprising creatures. Chinese civilization is the world’s oldest. And today, it’s the largest, with all over a billion people. It’s home to more than 50 distinct ethnic groups. And a wide range of traditional lifestyles, often in close partnership with nature.

We know that China faces immense social and environmental problems. But there is great beauty here, too. China is home to the world’s highest mountains, vast deserts ranging from searing hot to mine numbing cold. Steaming forest’s harboring rare creatures. Grassy plains beneath faster risers, and rich tropical seas.
                                                                                 
Now for the first time ever, we can explore the whole of this great country. Meet some of the surprising and exotic creatures after the year, and consider the relationship of the people and wild life of China to the remarkable landscape in which they live. This is Wild China.

Our exploration of China begins in the warm subtropical south. On the Li River, fishermen and birds perch on bamboo rafts, a partnership that goes back more than a thousand years. This scenery is known throughout the world, a recurring motive in Chinese paintings. And the major tourist attraction. The south of China is a vast area, eight times larger than the UK. It’s a landscape of hills but also of water. It rains here for up to 250 days a year. And standing water is everywhere. And in the flood plain of the Yangtze River, black tail giggle birds probe their mouth and search worms. But it isn’t just wildlife that thrives in this environment. The swampy ground provides ideal conditions for the remarkable member of the grass family---rice. The Chinese have been cultivating rice for at least 8000 years.

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The last hidden world---China. For centuries, travelers to China have told tales of magical landscapes and surprising creatures. Chinese civilization is the world’s oldest. And today, it’s /the/ largest with well over a billion people. It’s home to more than 50 distinct ethnic groups. And a wide range of traditional lifestyles, often in close partnership with nature.

We know that China faces immense social and environmental problems. But there is great beauty here, too. China is home to the world’s highest mountains, vast deserts ranging from searing hot to mine numbing cold. Steaming forest’s harboring rare creatures. Grassy plains beneath faster risers, and rich tropical seas.
                                                                                 
Now for the first time ever, we can explore the whole of this great country. Meet some of the surprising and exotic creatures after the year, and consider the relationship of the people and wild life of China to the remarkable landscape in which they live. This is Wild China.

Our exploration of China begins in the warm subtropical south. On the Li River, fishermen and birds perch on bamboo rafts, a partnership that goes back more than a thousand years. This scenery is known throughout the world, a recurring motive in Chinese paintings. And a major tourist attraction. The south of China is a vast area, eight times larger than the UK. It’s a landscape of hills but also of water. It rains here for up to 250 days a year. And standing water is everywhere. And in the flood plain of the Yangtze River, black tail * probe their mouth and search worms. But it isn’t just wildlife that thrives in this environment. The swampy ground provides ideal conditions for the remarkable member of the grass family---rice. The Chinese have been cultivating rice for at least 8000 years.

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The last hidden world, China. For centuries travelers to China have told tales of magical landscapes and surprising creatures.

Chinese civilization is the world’s oldest, and today, it’s largest with well over a billion people. It’s home to more than 50 distinct ethic groups. And the wild range of traditional life styles often inclose partnership with nature. 

We know that China faces immense social and environmental problems, but there is great beauty here too. China is home to the world’s highest mountains, vast deserts ranging from  searing hot to mild numbing cold, steaming forests, harboring rare creatures, grassy plains beneath vast horizons and rich tropical seas. Now for the first time ever, we can explore the whole of this great country, meet some of the surprising and exotic creatures live here and consider the relationship of the people and wildlife of China to the remarkable landscaping which they live.

This is wild China.

Our exploration of China begins in the warm subtropical south. On the Li River, fishermen and birds perch on bamboo rafts, a partnership that goes back more than a thousand years. 

This scenery is known throughout the world, a recurring motif in Chinese paintings and a major tourist attraction.

The south of China is a vast area, eight times larger than the UK. It's a landscape of hills, but also of water. It rains here for up to 250 days a year and standing water is everywhere. In a floodplain of the Yangtse River, black-tailed godwits probe the mud in search of worms. But it isn’t just wild life that thrive in this environment. The swanpy ground provides ideal conditions for the remarkable member of the grass family, rice. The Chinese have been cultivating rice for at least eight thousand years.

The last hidden world---China. For centuries, travelers to China have told tales of magical landscapes and surprising creatures. Chinese civilization is the world’s oldest. And today, it’s (the) largest, with well over a billion people. It’s home to more than 50 distinct ethnic groups. And a wide range of traditional lifestyles, often in close partnership with nature.

We know that China faces immense social and environmental problems. But there is great beauty here, too. China is home to the world’s highest mountains, vast deserts ranging from searing hot to mind numbing cold, steaming forests harboring rare creatures, grassy plains beneath faster risers, and rich tropical seas.
                                                                                 
Now for the first time ever, we can explore the whole of this great country. Meet some of the surprising and exotic creatures that fleet here, and consider the relationship of the people and wild life of China to the remarkable landscape in which they live. This is Wild China.

Our exploration of China begins in the warm subtropical south. On the Li River, fishermen and birds perch on bamboo rafts, a partnership that goes back more than a thousand years. This scenery is known throughout the world, a recurring motive in Chinese paintings, and a major tourist attraction. The south of China is a vast area, eight times larger than the UK. It’s a landscape of hills but also of water. It rains here for up to 250 days a year. And standing water is everywhere. /And/ In the floodplain of the Yangtze River, black-tailed godwits probe the muds in search of worms.

But it isn’t just wildlife that thrives in this environment. The swampy ground provides ideal conditions for the remarkable member of the grass family - rice. The Chinese have been cultivating rice for at least 8000 years.

The last hidden world---China. For centuries, travelers to China have told tales of magical landscapes and surprising creatures. Chinese civilization is the world’s oldest. And today, it’s (the) largest, with well over a billion people. It’s home to more than 50 distinct ethnic groups. And a wide range of traditional lifestyles, often in close partnership with nature.

We know that China faces immense social and environmental problems. But there is great beauty here, too. China is home to the world’s highest mountains, vast deserts ranging from searing hot to mind numbing cold, steaming forests harboring rare creatures, grassy plains beneath fast risers, and rich tropical seas.
                                                                                 
Now for the first time ever, we can explore the whole of this great country. Meet some of the surprising and exotic creatures that live here, and consider the relationship of the people and wild life of China to the remarkable landscape in which they live. This is Wild China.

Our exploration of China begins in the warm subtropical south. On the Li River, fishermen and birds perch on bamboo rafts, a partnership that goes back more than a thousand years. This scenery is known throughout the world, a recurring motive in Chinese paintings, and a major tourist attraction. The south of China is a vast area, eight times larger than the UK. It’s a landscape of hills but also of water. It rains here for up to 250 days a year. And standing water is everywhere. And in the floodplain of the Yangtze River, black-tailed godwits probe the mud in search of worms.

But it isn’t just wildlife that thrives in this environment. The swampy ground provides ideal conditions for the remarkable member of the grass family - rice. The Chinese have been cultivating rice for at least 8000 years.

The last hidden(mystery) world,China!

For centuries,travelers to China have told thousands of magical landscapes, and surprising cultures.Chinese civilization is the world’s oldest,and today it's the largest, with well over a billion people. it’s home to more than fifty distinct ethnic groups and wild range of traditional lifestyles, often in close partnership with nature.

We know China faces immense social and enviromental problems, but there is great beauty here, too.China is home to the world’s hightest mountains, Vast deserts ranging from searing hot to mild numbing cold, steaming forests(tropical forests) ,harboring rare creatures, grassy plains beneath faster riders,and rich tropical seas, Now for the first time ever, we can explore the whole of this great country. Meet some of the surprising and exotic creatures lived in there, and consider the relationship of the people and wild life of China, to the remarkable landscape in with they live.   

This is wild China!

Our exploration of china begins in the warm subtropical South. On the Li River, fisherman and birds perch(站) on banboo rafts， a partnership that goes back more than a thousand years. the scenery is known throughout the world. a recurrent（反复出现的） motif（主题） in Chinese paintings and the major tourist attraction.the south of China is a vast area, eight times larger than the UK. it’s a landscape of hills, but also of water.it rains here for up to two hundred and fifty days a year and standing water（不流动的水） is everywhere.

In the floodplain(漫滩) of the Yangtze River, black-tailed godwits probe the muds in search of worms,but it isn’t just wildlife that survive in this environment. the swampy（沼泽的） ground provides ideal conditions for the remarkable member of grass family, rice. the Chinese have been cultivating rice for at least eight thousands years.