Photo: CFP
Native to South America, sunflower was introduced to China in the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644), originally for ornamental use. With tall figure, big flower and bright yellow color, the flower always give people a strong impression on its beauty.
Source: Season’s greetings: Sunflower, for whom you emit fragrance
Photo: Zhang Xiao
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Photo: Wu Shouyi
Well-deserving of its UNESCO World Heritage Site status, the village of Chengkan in Anhui Province is a perfect place to see distinctive Ming Dynasty architecture.
Photo: Shanghai Daily
Photo: Fangye Guangde
Picturesque scenery in Hongcun Village, Anhui (1/3)
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