4.2M views · 169K reactions | A massive surging tidal bore at the mouth of the Qiantang River wowed spectators on Sunday in Jiaxing, East China's #Zhejiang Province. #SplendidChina Known as the world's largest tidal bore, the giant wave is famous for its magnificence and momentum. It is caused by the gravitational pull of the moon. The tidal bore reaches its peak around the time of the #MidAutumnFestival. | Xi's Moments | Facebook

78K views · 59 shares | The Qiantang River tidal bore attracted tens of thousands of tourists and professional suffers gathered in Hangzhou and Haining cities in east China's Zhejiang Province on September 23, 2018. | CGTN | Facebook

6.7K views · 74 reactions | The Qiantang River has staged a rare natural performance as three tidal forms, ripple tide, line tide, and fish-scale tide, appeared together. Layer upon layer of rolling waves created striking, rhythmic patterns across the river's surface, turning the waters into a living canvas of balance and beauty. #Trending #SeeChina | CCTV | Facebook

Fishermen sail along the Qiantang River in Zhejiang, where the rippling waves look just like a desert. Such a magical view! 🌊🏜️ #QiantangRiver #zhejiang #NatureWonders #magicview #travelchina #scenicbeauty | Shanghai Daily 上海日报