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Zhongshan Bridge: A century-long bond across the ocean
2026-10-12
More than a century ago, US engineer Robert Coltman helped bring Lanzhou's iconic Yellow River Iron Bridge to life. Today, the bridge, also known as Zhongshan Bridge, still stands as his grandnephew Charles Coltman retraces his footsteps back to Lanzhou.
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Hadapu — Walking through the 'First Street of the Red Army'
2026-10-12
Step into Hadapu and walk along its flagstone streets, where old buildings and courtyards preserve traces of the past.
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Lazikou — How did they conquer this natural fortress?
2026-10-12
Sheer cliffs rise on both sides of Lazikou Pass, leaving only a narrow path and a sliver of sky. In 1935, the Red Army had to break through this natural fortress to continue north.
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E'jie — From a Long March decision to a new beginning
2026-10-12
In 1935, the E'jie Meeting was held here, where the Red Army made the decision to head north.
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Without arms, beyond limits: A champion across the track and taekwondo mat
2026-10-10
Twenty-four years after an accident left Ma Yinghu without arms, the now 30-year-old athlete left the 12th Gansu Provincial Games for Persons with Disabilities with no less than three golds and one silver.
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Gansu tourism peaks during National Day holiday
2026-10-10
Gansu province's cultural tourism market saw a peak in visitors during the National Day holiday, with travelers enjoying autumn scenery, intangible cultural heritage, night tours, and rural experiences.


