An over 1,300-year-old ginkgo tree in a temple in Ganquan County, northwest China's Shaanxi Province, has entered its best viewing time recently, attracting flocks of visitors to enjoy the beauty of golden ginkgo leaves.
This ginkgo tree is 24 meters high and 6.83 meters in trunk circumference.
It has a history of more than 1,300 years and is under national first-class protection.
Going through ups and downs, it is still vigorous and upright with luxuriant branches and leaves.
1300-year-old ginkgo tree enter best viewing time in China
A Chinese-built water supply project was officially handed over to the Angolan government in Cabinda Province on Monday and is predicted to benefit more than 600,000 people in the country.
Built by China Railway 20th Bureau Group Corporation Limited (CR20) since 2017, the Cabinda water supply project is the largest livelihood project invested by Angola in the province and represents the most advanced, intelligent, and modern water supply system in the country.
For many years, residents of Cabinda Province suffered from water shortage due to a lack of infrastructure, with most of them relying on water delivery trucks for daily usage.
Now, the project is expected to help solve the local water shortage problem and allowed many villagers to directly access tap water for the first time, said Yuan Xuefeng, the operation and maintenance manager of Cabinda water supply project.
"After being approved and delivered, the project can benefit 90 percent of the residential areas in Cabinda Province and meet the water needs of 600,000 people, greatly improving local residents' plight of water scarcity and poor water quality," explained Yuan.
The water supply project is comprised of 74 centralized points, with the capacity to supply 50,000 cubic meters of water per day. Throughout its construction period, over 1,000 employment opportunities were generated by the construction company for individuals in Cabinda Province.
China-aided water supply project in Angola completed
