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Mount Tai

The most famous of China's Five Great Mountains, visible as a prominent peak rising from the Shandong landscape.

North China Plain

A vast tapestry of agricultural land and geometric farm plots stretching to the horizon.

Yangtze River Crossing

The world's third-longest river appears as a wide, winding silver ribbon cutting through central China.

Dabie Mountains

Verdant, rolling green ridges that mark the transition between the plains and the southern highlands.

Nanling Mountains

Rugged, mist-covered peaks and deep valleys that define the border between Hunan and Guangdong provinces.

Bohai Bay Coastline

Aerial views of the industrial ports and the meeting point of land and sea shortly after takeoff.

Yellow River Delta

The intricate, silt-heavy patterns where the Yellow River empties into the sea, showing unique sediment colors.

Eastern Urban Clusters

Distal views of the dense metropolitan areas along the coastal corridor, especially striking at night.

Poyang Lake

China's largest freshwater lake, appearing as a massive blue expanse in the Jiangxi province region.

Pearl River Estuary

The shimmering network of rivers and massive bridges as the flight descends into the Guangzhou area.