Unraveling the depths
10 months, 4 weeks ago

Unraveling the depths

China Daily  

A view of the Shier Beihou scenic area. Clad in mud-caked shoes and equally dirtied clothes and carrying a small cloth bag, French cave explorer Jean Bottazzi navigates the winding caverns deep within Suiyang county's mountains in Southwest China's Guizhou province with ease. In 1986, at the invitation of the Institute of Geology, Chinese Academy of Geological Sciences, Jean and a team of five began their cave explorations in Guizhou, marking the start of his annual visits to China ever since. Along with Chinese and international experts, Jean has conducted nearly 20 joint scientific explorations in Shuanghe Cave in the Shier Beihou scenic area, establishing it as Asia's longest cave. Shuanghe Cave, hailed as a "natural karst cave museum", is China's largest karst cave group and the world's longest dolomite cave and largest celestine cave.

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