From Qilian to Ejin: A River Basin Measured in Stations
A 2013 hydrometeorological dataset linked 18 observation sites across the upper, middle and lower reaches of the Heihe River basin.
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A 2013 hydrometeorological dataset linked 18 observation sites across the upper, middle and lower reaches of the Heihe River basin.
At a high alpine grassland station in Qilian County, a tower and buried sensors turn changing air and soil into measurements.
Summer flowering and autumn harvest show two different moments in Menyuan’s spring-rapeseed year, from field color to seed and oil.
A Menyuan oil producer connected local seed processing to online orders through a packaging and postal-shipping system.
A 2025 account of Gangshika links horse-racing events, winter mountaineering and local services. It offers a dated glimpse of how Menyuan was extending the mountain’s seasonal calendar.
Menyuan’s horse story connects an officially documented highland breed with a newer winter use: carrying mountaineering supplies at Gangshika.
In Menyuan, a winter mountaineering season brought pack teams, guides, food stalls and road-maintenance work into a familiar pastoral landscape. A 2025 report recorded how local households took part.
A 2026 provincial legislative visit at Arou Great Monastery examined management, religious activities, financial disclosure and cultural relic protection as part of a wider review of religious-affairs rules in Haibei.
A 2021 prefectural tourism account followed the growth of Dayu Tribe near Xihai from a simple stop into a cycling service base, with pastoral households joining a changing local economy.
The Wang Luobin Music Art Museum preserves photographs and manuscripts tied to Jinyintan. Accounts place the song’s creation in spring 1939 or spring 1940, while connecting its story to the grassland.
Science buildings, a library and a cinema are among the structures named in a 2021 account of the former base at Xihai. Their preservation gives the research complex a visible architectural record.
The official history of the former base includes scientists, workers, military personnel and local herding communities. Together, their labor formed the human setting of a research landscape on Jinyintan Grassland.