Miracle of nature: Twin “tidal trees” appeared after the Qiantang River tide receded in Hangzhou, east China's Zhejiang. | People's Daily, China

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

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

134K views · 1.5K reactions | The Qiantang River in Zhejiang Province is known as the world's largest tidal bore. The trumpet-shaped river mouth connects with the East China Sea and causes gigantic tides as high as nine meters. In this video, two roaring tides meet, forming a cross in the Qiantang River and whetting the appetite of visitors who gather along the river banks to witness the impressive sight. #FunChina #MidAutumnFestival #Travel | China Plus Culture | Facebook

19K views · 266 reactions | A bridge collapse in Gujarat, India, has left at least nine dead, with vehicles plunging into the river below. Authorities are still searching for survivors, according to local reports. | Al Arabiya English | Facebook

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