British Vlogger Explores Wuxi’s Delicate Double-Sided Embroidery
British vlogger Luke Johnston discovers the intricate art of Wuxi’s double-sided embroidery, uncovering stories of dedication and cultural heritage.
August 2024
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Ex-U.S. Diplomat Susan Thornton Encourages International Students to “Have Fun” in China
Former U.S. diplomat Susan Thornton encourages international students to “have fun” in China, sharing her own joyful experiences like ice skating at Beijing’s Beihai Park.
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Beijing Central Axis Joins UNESCO World Heritage List, Marking China’s 59th Heritage Site
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China at Forefront of Innovation and Digital Economy, Says NielsenIQ COO
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Yang Jiayu Claims Gold in Women’s 20km Race Walk at Paris 2024 Olympics
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Liu Yukun Secures China’s 10th Gold in Paris with Men’s 50m Rifle Triumph
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Unpacking NATO’s ‘Rules-Based International Order’: Global Impacts and Perspectives
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Dragon Boats, Art, and Heritage: Asia’s Influence Illuminates Global Olympic Celebrations
As the Olympics approach, global events from Paris to Shanghai showcase Asia’s cultural impact, highlighting stories of courage, art, and heritage that unite the world in the spirit of the Games.
From Shanghai to Macao: French Youth Rediscover Chinese Roots on 5-City Journey
French students of Chinese descent embark on a 5-city journey from Shanghai to Macao to reconnect with their roots, amidst a surge of cultural events across Asia.
Japanese Concern Over Alleged Tainted Water Leak at U.S. Yokota Air Base
Japanese citizens express concern after reports of a tainted water leak at U.S. Yokota Air Base were allegedly kept secret by the government under U.S. orders.
Typhoon Gaemi Leaves 30 Dead, 35 Missing in China’s Hunan Province
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Yushu’s Annual Horse and Yak Racing Festival Thrills Spectators
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U.S. National Debt Surpasses $35 Trillion: Nobel Laureate Warns of Catastrophic Consequences
Nobel laureate Michael Spence warns of catastrophic consequences as the U.S. national debt surpasses $35 trillion in July. Spence emphasizes the urgent need for fiscal reforms to avert economic disaster.
China’s August Forecast: Heavy Rains in North, Heat Waves to Persist in South
The China Meteorological Administration predicts heavy rainfall in northern China and persistent heat waves in the south throughout August, urging citizens to prepare for diverse weather challenges.
China to Improve Market Access, Break Down Barriers, Says NDRC
China is set to introduce new guidelines to improve market access and publish a new negative list, aiming to relax regulations and enhance opportunities for businesses, according to the NDRC.
Rafael Nadal Faces Uncertain Future After Olympic Doubles Exit in Paris
Rafael Nadal’s Olympic journey ends with a heartfelt farewell at Roland Garros after a doubles loss, leaving his future in tennis uncertain.
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