In Youyi village in Congjiang county, Southwest China's Guizhou province, villagers used harvested rice, chili peppers and other grains to celebrate the National Day.
Guizhou province in Southwest China is a mountainous area, with 92.5 percent of its land covered by mountains and hills. The province has built nearly 30,000 bridges since the late 1970s.
Qinggangba, a village near the Wuling Mountains in Sinan county, Guizhou province, that was once known only for its poverty, has become an affluent village envied by its neighbors partly thanks to the efforts of its Party secretary.
In the mountainous Guizhou province, Qinggangba village, once a poor rural area with limited resources, has transformed into a production base with an annual collective economy of 3 million yuan ($412,567.46).
Walking across the transparent glass walkway of Longli River Bridge in Southwest China's Guizhou province, one can feel the frisson as if they were on the brink of an abyss.
According to the Guizhou Provincial Bureau of Big Data, the total computing power of Southwest China's Guizhou province is currently 31.76 EFLOPS, ranking among the best in the country.
Young people have made efforts to sharpen their skills and inject life into the nation's rural economy in a major competition.