Energy Crisis Forces British Pensioners Back to Work
Britain’s energy crisis forces pensioners like Daphne Edwards back to work to afford heating and food, highlighting the human impact of soaring energy costs and raising concerns globally.
February 2023
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A City Rises from the Desert: Chinese-Egyptian Partnership in Egypt’s New Capital
Chinese and Egyptian teams collaborate to construct Egypt’s New Administrative Capital in the desert, with the completion of 20 high-rise buildings in 2023 marking a milestone in international cooperation.
African Students Seek China’s Rural Insights in Zhejiang Villages
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From the UK to Chengdu: Scott’s Love Affair with Kung Pao Chicken
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Rising Energy Costs Force UK’s Poorest to Choose Between Heat and Food
Surging energy prices force the UK’s poorest households to choose between heating and eating, as many struggle to afford basic necessities amid rising costs.
Architect Liu Yi Connects China’s Food Culture and Architecture
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African Students Explore China’s High-Tech Farming for Rural Progress
African PhD students Olivier Mendoo and Tungamirai Eric Mupona explore high-tech farming in China's Zhejiang Province, seeking insights for rural development in Africa.
Engineering Marvel: Building the 5-Kilometer Subsea Tunnel Beneath the Sea
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Germany’s Energy Crisis Threatens the Future of Family-Run Businesses
Germany’s energy crisis, sparked by the conflict in Ukraine, threatens the future of family-run businesses as energy prices soar, highlighting global economic implications.
Breaking Barriers: Laotian Woman Becomes Pioneer Train Driver on China-Laos Railway
The China-Laos Railway empowers Laotian women like Somphone Inleuangsy, one of the first female train drivers, symbolizing new opportunities and progress in Southeast Asia.
Ordos Leads Asia’s Carbon Capture Efforts with Landmark Expansion
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Asia’s Gigantic New Engine: A Steel Heart for the Future of Shipping
Asia unveils the massive “ocean-going engine,” one of the largest ship engines ever built, promising to revolutionize global shipping with unparalleled power and durability.
Building Paths to Prosperity: China’s Road Project in Myanmar’s Min Pyin Village
China undertakes a vital road construction project in Myanmar’s Min Pyin Village to combat poverty and improve connectivity.
Ancient Blue-and-White Dragon Stem Bowl: A Symbol of Cross-Cultural Exchange
An ancient blue-and-white dragon stem bowl made with Persian smalt pigment symbolizes centuries of cultural exchange, continuing to inspire mutual understanding through the Belt and Road Initiative.
Engineering Marvel: Railway Built Around China’s ‘Sea of Death’
Chinese engineers have built a railway around the Taklimakan Desert’s ‘Sea of Death’, overcoming extreme challenges to enhance connectivity in Asia.
Ohio Residents Concerned Over Toxic Leak Following Train Derailment
Residents in Ohio remain worried after a train derailment on February 3 released toxic vinyl chloride into the air. Over ten days later, concerns about health and environmental impacts persist.
Bridging Hope: Chinese Experts Aid Laos’ Xienglom Village Out of Poverty
Xienglom Village in Laos is witnessing a hopeful transformation as Chinese experts collaborate with locals to develop essential infrastructure, alleviating poverty and fostering sustainable growth.
China’s Juncao Technology Transforms Lives in Rwanda
China’s Juncao technology is transforming lives in Rwanda by helping families lift themselves out of poverty, exemplifying China’s commitment to advancing human rights through development.
Data: The New Oil Fueling China’s Big Data Revolution
China’s new distributed database marks a significant leap in big data, boosting efficiency and accuracy in finance and insurance sectors.