Photo: Xinhua
During the Labor Day Holiday in early May Zha Liguo a veteran tour guide enjoyed five sunrises and sunsets over Huangshan Mountain, a UNESCO world heritage site in east China’s Anhui Province.
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Source: Enchanting sea of clouds on Mount Huangshan in E China
In order to facilitate his work, Hu has learned a great deal about meteorology, insectology and botany on his own over the years. The first guardian was appointed to guard the Greeting Pine in 1981.
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