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Unlocking Chinese Cities | Journey into Zhanjiang's Mangroves
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Unlocking Chinese Cities | Journey into Zhanjiang's Mangroves
China's mangroves—guardians of the coastline—purify seawater, break waves, and preserve biodiversity. At the southernmost tip of China's mainland, on the Leizhou Peninsula in Zhanjiang, Guangdong, stretches 7,228 hectares of mangrove forest. Here lies China's largest mangrove nature reserve—the Guangdong Zhanjiang National Mangrove Nature Reserve.
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