Seas of clouds were formed among the Longmian Mountain in Tongcheng City of east China's Anhui Province after the rain cleared, creating a vivid ink-wash painting.
At the summit, rolling clouds shifted with the wind, while peaks and wind turbines loomed faintly through the fog, like a dynamic landscape painted in bold strokes.
As dusk fell, mountains softened in the glow of sunset. Golden light split across the ridges, where clouds and sunset glow intertwined. The wonderful fusion presented a vibrant spring scenery of Tongcheng.
Rolling clouds over mountains form living painting in Anhui
China's largest land port for automobile exports, the Horgos Port in northwest Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, saw vehicle exports reach a record high in the first quarter of this year.
According to statistics released by the Horgos Customs on Wednesday, 85,000 vehicles were exported via the port last year, marking a year-on-year increase of 13.1 percent.
The port, bordering Kazakhstan, has become a "golden channel" for Chinese vehicles, particularly new energy vehicles (NEVs), to reach international markets.
Chinese NEVs have become a key driver of the growth in exports, gaining popularity across Central Asia and Russia due to their technological competitiveness and cost efficiency, according to the customs.
Major Xinjiang port sees record export of 85,000 vehicles in Q1
