Langzhong: Exploring the Birthplace of China’s Spring Festival Culture
Discover Langzhong Ancient City in Sichuan Province, the birthplace of China’s Spring Festival culture and a living museum of over 2,300 years of history.
February 2024
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Harbin’s Ice and Snow Festival Breaks Records, Boosts Winter Tourism
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Martin Jacques Highlights China’s Modernization as a Global Public Good
Martin Jacques discusses the key differences between Chinese and Western modernization, highlighting China’s focus on sharing and mutual benefit as a global public good.
Former Belgian Prime Minister Advocates Stronger China-Europe Cooperation
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Dayushan Island Villagers Transform Ocean Debris into Sustainable Art
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UNGA President Dennis Francis Highlights China’s Role in Global Peace and SDG Acceleration
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China and the Philippines Encourage Dialogue Amidst South China Sea Disputes
China and the Philippines face rising tensions over recent South China Sea incidents, emphasizing the need for dialogue and cooperation to maintain regional stability.