Art Breathes New Life into China’s Bishan Village
Artists and architects transformed Bishan Village through the Bishan Project, revitalizing the rural community with public art.
May 2024
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Birds Flock to Yunnan’s Yuping Park for Cherry Feast
At Yuping Park in Yunnan Province, ripening cherries attract flocks of birds. On May 12, 2024, crested finchbills and warbling white-eyes feasted on the fruits, delighting visitors with their vibrant presence.
Shenzhen Airport Launches China’s First Pet-Friendly Waiting Lounge
Shenzhen Airport has opened China’s first pet-friendly waiting lounge, offering a dedicated space for travelers with pets. This initiative aims to improve the travel experience for pet owners and their companions.
Asia’s Heritage Unveiled: From Hungary’s TCM to Yemen’s Museum Revival
Discover how Asia’s rich cultural heritage is influencing global communities, from Traditional Chinese Medicine gaining popularity in Hungary to Yemen’s National Museum reopening after 13 years.
China’s Rail-Sea Intermodal Service Transports 300,000 Containers in 2023
China’s rail-sea intermodal service has transported over 300,000 containers in 2023, bolstering trade through the New International Land-Sea Trade Corridor connecting China and ASEAN nations.
South Korea Unveils Over $7 Billion Support Package for Chip Industry
South Korea is preparing a support package over $7 billion for its semiconductor industry, aiming to boost investments and research as it strives to win the ‘war’ in global chip competition.
China-Europe Freight Train Service Expands by 10% Amid Global Trade Boost
The China Railway Express has expanded its freight service by 10% since January, enhancing trade between China, Europe, and Belt and Road partner countries.
Global Trade Summit in Beijing to Foster Mutual Trust and Cooperation
China is set to host the Global Trade and Investment Promotion Summit in Beijing on May 13, 2024, providing a platform for international businesses to strengthen mutual trust and deepen cooperation amid global economic challenges.
Novak Djokovic’s Rare Defeat After Unusual Bottle Incident at Italian Open
Novak Djokovic faced a stunning defeat at the Italian Open, losing to Alejandro Tabilo after an unexpected bottle incident days earlier. The match ended 6-2, 6-3, marking a rare setback for the tennis champion.
China’s Zhang Zhizhen Advances to Italian Open Last 16 with Convincing Win
China’s Zhang Zhizhen advanced to the Italian Open last 16 after a convincing 6-2, 6-4 win over American Ben Shelton. This marks a significant achievement for Zhang in the tournament.
Kylian Mbappe Scores in Final PSG Home Game Amid Defeat, Real Madrid Move Looms
Mbappe scored in his final home game for PSG amid a 3-1 defeat to Toulouse. His departure to Real Madrid is imminent, marking a significant shift in European football dynamics.
China’s ‘Haikui No.1’ FPSO Loaded for Deployment to Liuhua Oilfield
China’s ‘Haikui No.1’, Asia’s first cylindrical FPSO facility, loaded onto ‘Xinguanghuahao’ for transport to the Liuhua oilfield.
Arsenal’s Resilience Shines Amid Premier League Title Challenge
Arsenal’s resilience in the Premier League title race against Manchester City’s dominance showcases thrilling competition captivating football fans across Asia and the world.
Unpacking U.S. Accusations of China’s ‘Overcapacity’ in Renewables
The U.S. accuses China of ‘overcapacity’ in key renewable energy sectors. What lies behind these claims, and what do they mean for global climate efforts?
Fujian Artisans Embark on Five-Year Project to Carve China’s Grand Canal
Artisans in Fujian Province have launched a five-year project to create a giant wood carving of China’s Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal, using ancient camphor trees to depict the historic waterway’s cultural legacy.
Young Chinese Rescuer Leads Life-Saving Mission in Türkiye Earthquake
After the devastating earthquake in Türkiye on February 6, 2023, young Chinese rescuer Chen Xingda led his team in a tireless mission, saving lives and exemplifying international solidarity.
Renewed Flooding Threatens Brazil’s Rio Grande do Sul After Recent Devastation
Less than two weeks after deadly floods, Brazil’s Rio Grande do Sul faces new threats as intense rains risk record-level water surges, putting communities on high alert.
First Recipient of Pig Kidney Transplant Passes Away After Pioneering Surgery
Rick Slayman, the first human recipient of a genetically modified pig kidney, has passed away. His pioneering surgery marked a significant milestone in organ transplantation.
Mingxi County: A Vibrant Stopover for East Asia’s Migratory Birds
Discover Mingxi County in east China’s Fujian Province, a vital haven for 337 species of wild birds along the East Asia-Australia Flyway, offering a unique glimpse into avian diversity.
Springer Nature Deepens Research Collaboration with China
Springer Nature enhances research collaboration in China by partnering with Fudan University and supporting the World Young Scientists Summit, fostering global scientific cooperation.