The Chinese mainland will make proper arrangements for the visit of Cheng Li-wun, chairperson of the Chinese Kuomintang (KMT), said a mainland spokesperson on Wednesday.
The Communist Party of China (CPC) Central Committee and Xi Jinping, the CPC Central Committee's general secretary, have invited Cheng to visit the Chinese mainland from April 7 to 12.
At a regular press briefing in Beijing, Zhang Han, a spokesperson for the State Council Taiwan Affairs Office, said the mainland is ready to facilitate the visit when asked by reporters.
"Since taking office, chairperson of the KMT party Cheng Li-wun has expressed her willingness to visit the mainland on multiple occasions. To promote the relations between the two parties and the peaceful development of cross-Strait relations, the CPC Central Committee and general secretary Xi Jinping have invited Cheng to lead a KMT delegation to visit Jiangsu, Shanghai and Beijing from April 7 to 12. Cheng has expressed thankfulness and accepted the invitation. We will carry out communication with KMT regarding Cheng's visit and make proper arrangements," she said.
Chinese mainland to make proper arrangements for KMT Chairperson's visit: mainland spokesperson
A breathtaking sea of tulips are now in full bloom in Zhumadian City, central China's Henan Province, painting the landscape with vibrant colors and drawing crowds of visitors seeking springtime beauty.
More than 500 mu (over 33 hectares) of tulips, featuring more than 100 varieties and 56 color palettes, have unfolded at the food of the Chaya Mountain Scenic Area in Suiping County.
Visitors wandered through the vibrant fields, snapping photos and immersing themselves in the joys of spring.
"It's so beautiful here with all these colorful tulips. I've taken lots of photos and videos. Being out in nature during this warm spring weather just makes me feel so happy," said Xiao Li, a visitor.
This year, more than four million tulips have been planted. To extend the boom, gardeners have implemented staggered planting techniques. As a result, the tulip bloom is expected to last until late April.
Beyond the flowers, the scenic area has added sunny lawns, photo spots, and leisure facilities, turning the tulip fields into a perfect destination for both sightseeing and relaxation.
The approach has also brought welcome economic benefits to local villagers and created job opportunities.
Vibrant tulip fields in full bloom in central China's Henan
