(220908) -- DALI, 8. September 2022 (Xinhua) -- auf diesem Foto von Jos Van der Wiel (1. R) posiert er während einer Radtour im Yangshuo County in Guilin, der autonomen Region Guangxi Zhuang, für Fotos mit Radfahrern. Seit über 40 Jahren kam Jos Van der Wiel erstmals aus den Niederlanden nach China. Im Laufe der Jahrzehnte hat sich der Niederländer immer mehr dafür eingesetzt, Touristen weltweit zu organisieren, die mit dem Fahrrad durch China reisen. Während seiner Fahrradtouren lernte Jos China gut kennen. Er erstellte sogar einen China-Reiseführer, der niederländischen Lesern einen umfassenden Reiseführer bietet.2000, As Jos explore

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(220908) -- DALI, Sept. 8, 2022 (Xinhua) -- In this photo provided by Jos Van der Wiel (1st R), he poses for photos with cyclists during a bike tour in Yangshuo County of Guilin, south China's Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region. It has been over 40 years since Jos Van der Wiel first came to China from the Netherlands. Over the decades, the Dutchman has grown fond of organizing tourists worldwide to travel around China by bicycle. During his bicycle tours, Jos got to know China well. He even compiled a China travel guidebook, offering a comprehensive guide to Dutch readers.In 2000, as Jos explored new routes for bike tours in southwest China's Yunnan Province, he met his current wife Huang Jing and decided to settle down in Dali of Yunnan, where his wife was born. When they were exploring Yunnan, Jos was deeply impressed by the nature and the local culture. He kept on organizing bike tours, not only in Yunnan but also in other parts of China. During their time in Dali, Jos also noticed the improvement of local ecological environment, as well as economic and social development. In his eyes, Dali is becoming increasingly accessible and modern. He also saw local efforts to foster a community of life for man and nature, especially around Erhai, one of the largest plateau lakes in China's Yunnan. "The government creates an ecological zone with a road that you can cycle all the way along the lake. It is a very good situation, and you can even go cycling with kids safely, " Jos said. (Xinhua/Cao Mengyao)

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