gansu

Xinjiang and Gansu is more scrub than sand, the Gobi is where all the dust comes from.

Well I mean obviously Isann is much better than Gansu as a tourist.

The actual article covers post Gansu bus crash negative sentiment that resulted in school bus safety reforms.

The largest wind farm to date is Gansu Wind Farwm with planned capacity of 20 GW.

Also, there is loss from moving power all the way from gansu to say hebei.

Rural Isaan was much more pleasant but people in rural Gansu has more stuff.

And China's biggest solar and wind farms are in Gansu and Xinjiang.

Note the middle right side has a line of text: Yumen Gansu windfarm This screenshot from Planet's earth photo is used for missile silos...

> The largest wind farm to date is Gansu Wind Farwm with planned capacity of 20 GW.

Isaan being better than Guizhou and Gansu I find not credible.

China's Gansu is much (3-4x) more powerful.

> The reactor, a two-megawatt liquid-fuelled thorium molten salt reactor (MSR), is located in the Gobi Desert city of Wuwei in Gansu province...

Then there is Gansu, that projection westward of the "line", which has had its moment in Chinese economic history (long ago).

“ The Stein collection contains over 1000 copies of the Lotus Sutra in Chinese, which were acquired by Sir Marc Aurel Stein in 1907 and 1914, when he visited the so-called ‘Library Cave’ (Cave 17) at the Mogao Caves near Dunhuang, in the present-day Gansu Province in China.” Nice way of saying theft - Fuck colonialism!

On a tangential note, I find it wild that we have so little record of such an extraordinary event that happened as recent as 1490 (when China was prospering under a unified empire): sounds like historians were writing "It was reported that stones rained down from the sky, killing ten thousand, in an obscure town in Gansu province.

All the Serindia exhibits were moved into a Chinese specific corner without any mention that they were from the Mogao Caves (fairly obvious with the Sodgian and Gandharan styles, and the fact that I've seen them labeled as such in various textbooks), yet only labeled as "Gansu, China" without any mention of the Silk Road, Tarim Basin, and Greco-Buddhist art.

Hell, if you travel to Isaan, the Thai version of Guizhou or Gansu, the difference between the two is stark.

High speed rail is already active between Lanzhou (Gansu) and Ürümqi (Xinjiang), which is 1500km of pretty empty countryside.

The new $1999 Lenovo Symbian smart tablets are industrial-strength products designed to make a massive impact from Sichuan to Gansu.