6.5K views · 172 reactions | "Jasmine Flower" ("Mo Li Hua") is one of the most renowned Chinese folk songs known around the world. Composed during the mid-Qing Dynasty (1616-1912 CE), the melody was used in Giacomo Puccini's famous opera "Turandot," bringing it to a global audience. Chinese people love jasmine flowers for their sweet fragrance. Watch the video to see a heartfelt interpretation of the jasmine flower by these talented dancers. | China Plus Culture | Facebook

2.1K views · 188 reactions | With Valentine's Day just around the corner, have you ever wondered where your fresh flowers come from? Well, in China, cut flowers are likely grown in Yunnan, so we headed to one of the province's agricultural parks to get to the root of this blooming business... | China Xinhua Economy | Facebook

12K views · 722 reactions | Trending in China | The corpse flower, a superstar for its stench The corpse #flower is an absolutely mesmerizing flowering plant. It may have a putrid odor and only bloom for 2-3 days every year or two, but it can grow up to an impressive height of more than two meters！ | WE ARE CHINA | Facebook