3.2K views · 96 reactions | China is home to mountains famed for their unusual formations, treacherous terrains and impressive views. In the central regions, Wudang Mountains hold a fascination far beyond that for visitors. In fact, many come as pilgrims to what's known as the cradle of China's oldest religion, with a philosophical way of looking at life still very much relevant today. Jiao Yang takes us there. | CGTN | Facebook

"Beyond the Mountains: – Life in Xinjiang" is an 80-minute film on life today in Xinjiang. It profiles 24 individuals living along the north and south of the Tianshan Mountains amid vibrant socio-economic changes. This documentary aims to break stereotypes and clear up misconceptions from both inside and outside the region through four parts: "Changing Times,"" Following the Money," "New Generations" and "Man and Nature." It'll premiere on CGTN on April 16, 2021. Stay tuned. #XinjiangLife | CGTN

16K views · 747 reactions | You may know Wudang Mountains, the heartland of Taoism. Do you know there is a North Wudang Mountain in Shanxi Province? Also known as Zhenwu Mountain, it is regarded as one of the sacred mountains for Taoism in north China. | People's Daily, China | Facebook

404K views · 6.4K reactions | Located in central China's Hubei...