Thousands of plum trees are now in full blossom in Maihuayu village of Huangshan, East China's Anhui province.
Huangshan city, in East China's Anhui province, stands out as the preferred destination for overseas tourists to explore China.
In 2024, under the support of Huangshan Customs, the export value of Huangshan tea reached 13.7 billion yuan ($1.88 billion), accounting for 77 percent of Anhui province's total.
The Huangshan Special Products Exhibition Center was launched in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, on Feb 14.
During China's recently concluded Spring Festival holiday, Zhanqi, an ancient village in Shexian county, Huangshan, East China's Anhui province, found itself in the global spotlight.
It was the first Chinese New Year after China relaxed and optimized its transit visa-free policy, extending the stay for foreign visitors from 72 and 144 hours to a full 240 hours.
On Feb 8, local time in the United Kingdom, the "Happy Chinese New Year" series of events took place at the Bristol Museum. Qimen black tea stood out prominently during the event, where the skills of Chinese tea culture were showcased.
Huangshan's Shexian county held a concentrated signing ceremony for investment projects in the first quarter of 2025 on Feb 7.
