Bo Hai Collection

Snow cover encircles Bo Hai and extends to the north and west of that water body
January 4, 2010 - Snow cover encircles Bo Hai and extends to the north and west of that water body. Snow also covers Beijing, Tianjin, and a constellation of smaller settlements

Termination of the Great Wall of China, Gulf of Pecheli, from China in a Series
XJF384034 Termination of the Great Wall of China, Gulf of Pecheli, from China in a Series of Views by George Newenham Wright, engraved by James Baylis Allen, 1843 (engraving) by Allom

Chinese fishing boat heading back to port, Hebei, Bohai Gulf, Yellow Sea, China, may

Land reclaimation project, reclaiming mudflats using inflatable booms, Hebei, Bohai Gulf, Yellow Sea, China, may

Terek Sandpiper (Xenus cinereus) adult, walking on mudflats, Hebei, China, may

Red-throated Pipit (Anthus cervinus) adult, migrant, standing on stony beach, Beidaihe, Hebei, China, may

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Amidst the expansive Bohai Gulf in the Yellow Sea, the snow-covered Bo Hai is encircled by an icy blanket, extending to its north and western shores. The Great Wall of China, a testament to ancient Chinese history, terminates at the gulf's edge. Simultaneously, modern progress unfolds as Hebei province embarks on ambitious land reclamation projects, using inflatable booms to reclaim mudflats. Amidst this dynamic landscape, Chinese fishing boats make their way back to port, while Terek Sandpipers and Red-throated Pipits forage and rest on the mudflats and stony beaches, adding a touch of nature to this intriguing scene.