1.3M views · 7K reactions | Many in the West assume that "wet market" is a place that engages in illicit wildlife trade, jumping to the lack-mentality conclusion that the Chinese people are consuming wild-animal meat amid the #coronavirus outbreak. However, the phrase refers to a farmers' market, selling fresh fruits and vegetables. 塞陋 So what's behind these pre-conceived notions? Andy Boreham, a New Zealander living in Shanghai, finds out. 邏 | CGTN | Facebook

Revolutionizing Farming: China's Cutting-Edge Agriculture Technology #ChinaAgriculture #Farming | JoT Tv Australia

2.9K views · 170 reactions | Nature has long sat at the heart of Chinese life with 90% of people in China making their living off agriculture as recently as the 1940s. Now, many have turned to "smart farming,” which uses cloud computing, driverless vehicles, and agricultural drones to grow and harvest crops more efficiently for the long-term good of our planet. This story from our Host, James Chau. | The China Current | Facebook

1.8K views · 85 reactions | With upgraded agricultural machines and information-releasing platforms, spring farming is in full swing across China. According to the Ministry of Water Resources, spring irrigation has started in 625 large and medium-sized irrigation areas in 12 Chinese provinces, with more than 2.5 billion cubic meters of water diverted to irrigate 1.4 million hectares of farmland. | CGTN | Facebook