Winners and Losers After Europe’s Summer Transfer Window Closes
The European football summer transfer window closes with significant moves. Which signings are shining, which are disappointing, and why are clubs spending more cautiously?
September 2024
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Rural Teacher Inspires Students to Write Over 1,000 Poems
Over the past six years, rural teacher Li Bolin has guided her students in composing over 1,000 poems by taking learning beyond the classroom and into the fields, inspiring them through nature.
China Urges Depoliticization of Sports After Anti-Doping Report Clears Bias
China calls for sports to remain apolitical after an anti-doping report finds no bias against Chinese athletes by WADA in handling cases involving 23 swimmers. The Foreign Ministry emphasizes fairness and zero tolerance for doping.
GMS Ministers Unite in Phnom Penh to Protect Environmental Treasures
Environment ministers from the Greater Mekong Subregion convened in Phnom Penh to discuss strategies for safeguarding environmental treasures and enhancing cooperation against pressing challenges like climate change and biodiversity loss.
Chinese Defense Minister Calls for Global Unity in Pursuit of Peace at Beijing Forum
Chinese Defense Minister Dong Jun urges nations to unite for peace at the Beijing Xiangshan Forum, emphasizing mutual respect, inclusivity, and cooperation to promote a multipolar world.
Discover the Real-Life Landscapes Behind ‘Black Myth: Wukong’ in Shanxi Province
Discover the real-life landscapes of Shanxi Province that inspired the game ‘Black Myth: Wukong’. Join us as we unveil the historical architectural wonders and rich heritage of these extraordinary sites.
New Payment Solutions Simplify Travel for Foreign Visitors in the Chinese Mainland
New payment solutions unveiled at CIFTIS are making travel in the Chinese mainland easier for foreign visitors. Discover how mobile payments are revolutionizing the tourist experience.
China Expresses Deep Disappointment Over EU’s Rejection of EV Proposals
China’s Commerce Ministry expresses deep disappointment as the EU rejects proposals from Chinese EV producers to avoid tariffs, potentially escalating trade tensions.
South America Faces Unprecedented Wildfires, Breaking All-Time Records
South America is battling record-breaking wildfires, with over 346,000 fire hotspots registered this year. The unprecedented blazes span from Brazil’s Amazon rainforest to Bolivia’s dry forests.
China Moves to Raise Retirement Age in Response to Aging Population
China is set to raise its statutory retirement age for the first time in over seventy years in response to increased life expectancy and educational attainment, addressing challenges posed by an aging population.
Shenyang Hosts Mid-Autumn Festival Gala Amidst Rich Historical Backdrop
Discover the rich heritage of Shenyang as it hosts this year’s Mid-Autumn Festival Gala on September 17, showcasing over 2,000 years of history and vibrant cultural celebrations.
U.S. Congress’ Decoupling Efforts with China May Backfire
Legislative moves by the U.S. Congress to reduce dependency on China could harm American industries and consumers, leading to delays in innovation and higher costs.
China and Zambia Revitalize TAZARA Railway, Celebrating 60 Years of Partnership
China and Zambia celebrate 60 years of partnership, highlighted by a new agreement to revitalize the TAZARA railway, strengthening ties and fostering regional development.
Celebrating 70 Years of China’s People’s Congress: President Xi Highlights Its Importance
Marking the 70th anniversary of the National People’s Congress, President Xi Jinping emphasizes the vital role of the people’s congress system in ensuring the people run the country.
Xi Jinping Calls for Deepening Reforms in Gansu to Propel China’s Modernization
President Xi Jinping urged Gansu Province to deepen reforms and innovation during his inspection tour, emphasizing ecological conservation, rural revitalization, and cultural heritage to advance China’s modernization.
China Suspends PwC Operations Over Evergrande Audit
China’s Finance Ministry has suspended PwC’s operations for six months due to its audit work with troubled property developer China Evergrande Group, and fined its main onshore arm 116 million yuan.
China Suspends PwC Operations for Six Months Over Evergrande Audit
China’s Finance Ministry has suspended PwC’s operations for six months and fined its onshore arm 116 million yuan due to its work with troubled property developer China Evergrande Group.
Step Back in Time: Heping Guoju Brings 1980s Beijing to Life
Hidden in the bustling Wangfujing Street, Heping Guoju transports visitors back to 1980s Beijing, offering an immersive experience with iconic elements and traditional treats that evoke nostalgia.
Suzhou’s Centuries-Old Kunqu Opera Lights Up Huqiu Mountain During Mid-Autumn Festival
Each Mid-Autumn Festival, Kunqu opera enthusiasts gather at Huqiu Mountain in Suzhou, Jiangsu Province, celebrating a singing contest tradition dating back to the 16th century.
Shuimo Danxia in Lanzhou: A Geological Wonder Dressed in Autumn Green
Discover Shuimo Danxia in Lanzhou—a 150-million-year-old geological wonder where red rocks are dressed in autumn green. This stunning Danxia landform offers breathtaking landscapes that captivate visitors.