5.6K views · 196 reactions | West Lake's beautiful scenery attracts tens of thousands of visitors every year, eager to take in its stunning views and cultural relics. #NationalDay #FunChina | China Plus Culture | Facebook

59K views · 8.2K reactions | Summer scenery of the historical Broken Bridge on the West Lake in Hangzhou, east China's #Zhejiang Province. #AmazingChina | People's Daily, China | Facebook

Experiencing fascinating scenery in China's far west along with Tour of Qinghai Lake, the first professional cycling race in China since the COVID-19 outbreak. Produced by Xinhua Global Service | China Xinhua Sports

8.3K views · 526 reactions | There's a minimum of 30 lakes named "West Lake" in China, but the West Lake in Hangzhou is the most famous one. The scenery there is stunning in all seasons, and it has been featured in countless poems and legendary tales #AmazingChina | China Xinhua News | Facebook

175 reactions · 31 shares | Does West Lake seem too large an area to fathom? Take a stroll from above with us in 30 seconds! All credit goes to Zhejiang Narada Grand Hotel (世贸君澜大饭店)/Xiao Tianpeng (肖添鹏) | Hangzhou, China | Facebook

24K views · 1K reactions | On July 25, the iconic Hangzhou West Lake Musical Fountain marked its stellar comeback after a three-year interlude of maintenance. Since its inception in 2003, this musical marvel has mesmerized both locals and globetrotters. Embracing innovation, the fountain underwent transformative revamps in 2011 and 2015, enhancing its allure and technical prowess. @小红书 夏天和云 | Hangzhou, China | Facebook

251K views · 2.5K reactions | This classic 6-acre Lake Tahoe estate is full of 100 years of rich history, and it could be yours for $45 million. Take a tour of the property on Tahoe's west shore: https://goo.gl/G3oh8v | KCRA 3 | Facebook

As more Americans reckon with the history of Greenwood and the Tulsa Race Massacre, Dr. Cornel West revisits a question that still unsettles the national conscience: what might this country look like if Black Wall Street had not been destroyed? Speaking from both scholarship and personal connection, he frames Tulsa not as an isolated tragedy, but as a deliberate interruption of Black economic self-determination. The legacy, he suggests, is not only what was lost in 1921, but what was prevented f