Afghanistan, Nov. 15 -- China has discovered its largest gold reserve since 1949 in Liaoning province, estimated at 1,444 tons, amid record global gold prices and rising domestic demand.
China announced the discovery of its largest gold reserve since 1949 in Liaoning province, estimated at approximately 1,444 tons, coinciding with record-breaking global gold prices.
The Ministry of Natural Resources confirmed the "Dadonggu" deposit on Friday, calling it the largest single gold find in the country since the founding of the People's Republic of China.
Officials said the mine contains about 2.586 million tons of ore, with an average grade of 0.56 grams per ton, totaling roughly 1,444 tons of gold.
Exact details of the mine's location were ...