drought

The Legend of Jinxiu Creek: ‘Watch for the Earthquake’

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Hong Cun Old Village Water Town in Anhui, China.

Discover the legend of why Jinxiu Creek in Wuwei County, Anhui Province, has the strange nickname "Watch for the Earthquake". (Image: Li Nan via Dreamstime)

China’s Receding Yangtze River Reveals Submerged Ancient Buddhist Statues

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The Qinghai-Tibet Railway Bridge.

According to experts, the Yangtze River's current level is the lowest it has been in over a century. (Image: Wuwei1970 via Dreamstime)

1,000-Year-Old Stepwell Design Being Revived in India to Help Droughts

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Toorji Ka Jhalra Bavdi, world famous stepwell in Jodhpur, Rajasthan, India.

India's ancient stepwells are now seen as supplementing the existing modern irrigation systems. (Image: Dmitry Rukhlenko via Dreamstime)

The Fascinating Odyssey of 2 Young Nomads in Australia

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Drought in Australia.

Honeymoon couple Meg and Ollie Clothier decided to help drought-hit farmers this year. (Image: josealbafotos via Pixabay)

Buddha Statues, Ancient Towns, and Churches Emerge as Water Levels Drop

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A submerged Buddha statue.

A Buddha statue, possibly dating back to the Ming Dynasty, emerged in China’s Jiangxi Province. (Image: Screenshot via YouTube)

Australian Orchard Owner Gives Away 200,000 Mangoes to Help Drought-Affected People

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A mango.

An Australian orchard owner is donating this year’s mango crop to people in drought-affected communities and other local charities. (Image: sarangib via Pixabay)

New Research Finds 2 Types of Drought Across China and How They Evolve

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They found that both types of flash drought have increased significantly in the past 30 years. (Image: _Marion via Pixabay)

Drought Losses in China Will Soar With Continuing Global Warming

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Desolation in the desert.

At the time of great peril, just as humanity is on the brink of complete desolation, a Divine Being returns to rescue the faithful, offer salvation, and spread enlightenment. (Image: _Marion via Pixabay)

In Times of Drought or Flood, One Emperor’s Personal Appeal to Heaven

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A flooding river.

In the early years of the Tang Dynasty, it had been raining non-stop for more than a month, threatening farmers’ crops near the capital. (Image: via Pixabay)

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