In winter, massive vessels depart from the Taixing section of the Yangtze River. 🚢 Though inland, Taixing has built a strong marine industry, with output reaching 18 billion yuan in 2025, ranking first among Jiangsu’s non-coastal county-level cities.

As the Chinese New Year season begins, Taizhou’s flower markets are already in full festive mode. 🌸 From bustling retail stalls to busy greenhouses, auspicious New Year flowers are selling fast, bringing “New Year red” into homes and fueling holiday consumption.

Ice fishing season is here at Qinhu Lake in Taizhou! 🐟 As winter settles in, local fishermen take to the frozen waters for the traditional winter catch — a time-honored practice that brings together nature, heritage, and the joy of harvest.

In 2025, Taizhou’s port economy delivered strong results, with total cargo throughput reaching 463 million tons. 🚢 Both Yangtze River and inland ports hit record highs, with inland container and cargo volumes surging, marking a new milestone for Taizhou’s logistics hub.

A sea-rail intermodal freight train recently departed from Taizhou West Railway Logistics Base, marking a major step in building Taizhou as a regional logistics hub. 🚆 The new base fills the gap in large-scale rail freight for the city, strengthening connectivity to the Belt and

At Jiangsu’s annual Two Sessions, the Government Work Report highlighted how the “Su Super League” has gone viral. ⚽ After Taizhou won the first championship, the city saw a surge in popularity — tourist spots are busy even in the off-season, and local morning tea has become a

At Taizhou’s Qinhu Smart Agriculture Park, cherry tomatoes are in peak harvest. 🍅 With smart greenhouses, precision climate control, and natural pollination, up to 2 tons are picked daily and sold directly to supermarkets and online platforms — showcasing how smart farming is

The 2026 Taizhou Lantern Festival has officially lit up with the theme “Phoenix Rising in Taizhou, Horse Leaping into Spring.” ✨ With immersive zones blending modern energy, poetic traditions, and lively mythical creatures, the festival offers a vibrant New Year carnival of

At the 2026 Asian Indoor Athletics Championships, Taizhou’s own sprinter Liu Junxi claimed gold in the men’s 60m hurdles with a winning time of 7.53 seconds. 🏅 Born in 2003, he now represents the Jiangsu Athletics Team — a rising star making Taizhou proud on the Asian stage.

In winter, Hailing District in Taizhou comes alive with flocks of migratory birds. 🕊️ Improved ecology has turned the area into a winter haven for wildlife, with photographers capturing scenes that reflect the city’s growing harmony with nature.

When the legacy of Mei Lanfang meets the spirit of the Winter Olympics, tradition and modernity resonate on the global stage. From Taizhou to the world, a cultural journey across time begins. Tracing "Mei" in the snow and echoing across the globe — Peking Opera speaks as China's

Pick Your Taizhou Steed 🐎 In Chinese culture, choosing your guardian at the start of the year means choosing the kind of luck you want to invite. So… which steed will ride with you into 2026?

As the Chinese New Year approaches, Taizhou is dressed in red. 🧧 Lanterns sway above the streets, colorful lights glow in the trees, and the whole city shines with festive energy, welcoming the season of celebration.

Happy Chinese New Year! 🧧 In Taizhou, the day starts slow. Mr. Ma knows the secret: Patience brings the best flavor. There's no better way to fuel your year's journey than with our legendary "Morning Tea." Take a seat, take a sip, and let the good fortune roll in.

How do you plan to ride through the Year of the Horse 2026?

Today, Mr. Ma traded his saddle for a folding fan. He's exploring the artistic soul of our city. In the hometown of Mei Lanfang, every beat tells a story. 🎶 Whether it’s the melody of Peking Opera or the sound of your own heart, may your 2026 be filled with beautiful harmony.

After the Start of Spring, plum blossoms are already blooming across Taizhou. 🌸 As temperatures rise, they will paint the city with color and fragrance — a perfect way to welcome spring and the Year of the Horse.

As the Year of the Horse arrives, Taizhou’s streets are filled with festive celebrations. 🧧 People welcome the New Year in vibrant ways, and the joyful holiday spirit is everywhere.

After the festive feasting, it’s time to reconnect with nature. Refresh your soul at Qinhu Lake. Even a galloping horse needs a zen moment. 🌿 Mr. Ma found the perfect spot to recharge among the reeds and the Milu deer. Because to go far, you first need to be still.