Over three major historical periods in China, the evolution of relationships with the environment was largely induced by cultural practices specific to local context (Confucianism, Taoism...) and by the integration of other cultural practices. As in the context of the revival of the tourism, nature-based parks have developed tourist activities, some of which are based on ecotourism. This opening of the ecotourism market in China has brought new challenges and opportunities for park managers because if Chinese tourists have a strong interest in natural areas and are still influenced by the traditional literati culture, authorities favor the development of science popularization. Finally, since the 2000s, China has labelled a large number of National Geoparks and has gradually joined the global network of geoparks, in which also imposes its own objectives. After presenting this very specific context, we propose to highlight current trends in nature interpretation activities within these geoparks.