Strikes and Upheaval: Political Turmoil Sweeps the US in 2023
In 2023, the United States experienced significant political upheaval and widespread labor strikes across key industries, highlighting deep divisions and challenges within the nation.
March 2024
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Unveiling China’s Whole-Process People’s Democracy
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Exploring Qixianling: Hainan’s Enchanting Seven Fairy-Lady Mountain
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Grey Herons Return to Liaoning’s Wazigou Scenic Area as Spring Arrives
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Farmers Across China Embrace Spring Plowing for a Bountiful Harvest
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Vietnam’s Hidden Wounds: A Family’s Struggle with Agent Orange
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Iceland’s Volcanic Eruption Weakens as Defenses Hold; Global Eyes Watch Closely
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China Dominates 2024 World Short Track Championships with Four Golds
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Bridging Disputes: China’s Grassroots Mediation Centers at Work
China’s grassroots mediation centers resolve local disputes before they escalate. Through the story of mediator Liu Wei, we explore how these centers maintain harmony at the community level.
Great Crested Grebes Begin Mating Season at Beijing’s Summer Palace
Flocks of great crested grebes have returned to Beijing’s Summer Palace, embracing their mating season. Visitors are witnessing their graceful courtship rituals, highlighting the area’s rich biodiversity.
Global Concerns Mount Over Japan’s Release of Nuclear-Contaminated Water
Japan has completed its fourth discharge of nuclear-contaminated water from Fukushima, prompting global concern. Voices from around the world express unease over the environmental impact.
Papua New Guinea Shaken by Magnitude 5.2 Earthquake
A magnitude 5.2 earthquake struck Papua New Guinea on Monday, according to the GFZ German Research Center for Geosciences. The quake occurred at a depth of 10 kilometers, jolting the region.
China Introduces Visa-Free Entry for Six European Nations to Boost Tourism and Trade
China has introduced visa-free entry for tourists from six European countries to boost tourism and strengthen trade ties, marking a significant step in opening up to international travelers.
Exploring the Nanjing Yangtze River Bridge: China’s Engineering Marvel
Completed in 1968, the Nanjing Yangtze River Bridge is China’s first self-designed double-decker road-rail bridge, marking a significant milestone in the nation’s engineering history.
China Reviews Early 2024 Economic Performance at Key Press Conference
China’s State Council Information Office reviews the nation’s economic performance for early 2024, highlighting growth trends and addressing media inquiries at a key press conference.
Unveiling the Hidden Wildlife of China’s Changbai Mountain
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CNN Staff Allegedly Criticize Network’s Israel-Gaza Coverage for Bias
Some CNN journalists have allegedly criticized the network’s Israel-Gaza coverage as biased, favoring Israel and neglecting Gaza’s suffering, raising concerns about media responsibility.
Angolan President’s Visit to China Strengthens Decades-Long Partnership
Angolan President Joao Lourenco embarks on a four-day visit to China, marking a new chapter in the enduring Sino-Angolan partnership rooted in shared history and mutual development.
Herders Arrive at Spring Pastures in Xinjiang’s Bayanbulak Grassland
Herders in Xinjiang’s Bayanbulak Grassland complete their spring migration, arriving at lush pastures after a four-day journey.
China Boosts Green Development in South China Sea
China intensifies efforts to protect and restore the marine ecosystem of the South China Sea, implementing measures to combat pollution and promote sustainable development in the vital maritime region.