Chinese Observatory Unveils New Comet C/2025 A3 (Tsuchinshan)
Chinese astronomers at the Purple Mountain Observatory have discovered a new comet, designated C/2025 A3 (Tsuchinshan), confirmed by the International Astronomical Union.
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Chinese astronomers at the Purple Mountain Observatory have discovered a new comet, designated C/2025 A3 (Tsuchinshan), confirmed by the International Astronomical Union.
Eintracht Frankfurt secured a commanding 2-0 win over Borussia Dortmund, marking their third straight victory in the Bundesliga, as Omar Marmoush prepares to join Manchester City.
Erling Haaland has signed a new 10-year contract with Manchester City, extending his stay until 2034. The Norwegian striker aims to build a legacy with the Premier League champions.
Novak Djokovic battled through abdominal pain to defeat Tomas Machac in straight sets, advancing to the Australian Open’s round of 16 with a commanding 6-1, 6-4, 6-4 victory.
China’s Guo Hanyu and Alexandra Panova advance in women’s doubles at the Australian Open after a thrilling comeback victory.
China’s Gu Ailing wins gold in her World Cup slopestyle season debut in Laax, marking a significant step toward her Olympic aspirations.
Chinese tennis star Zheng Qinwen’s unexpected exit at the Australian Open raises questions about her performance and what it takes to become a Grand Slam contender.
SCOTUS has rejected TikTok’s appeal, paving the way for a potential ban on the app in the U.S., affecting 170 million users and sparking debate over national security and freedom of expression.
Over 120 journalists and media leaders gathered in Beijing for a New Year event hosted by the All-China Journalists Association, celebrating the Spring Festival’s recent addition to UNESCO’s heritage list.
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The migration of TikTok creators to Xiaohongshu sparks cross-cultural conversations, challenging stereotypes and fostering mutual understanding between Chinese and American netizens.
TikTok creators from the U.S., concerned about a potential app ban, are joining Xiaohongshu. Their interactions with Chinese netizens are sparking insightful ‘life audits’ and challenging cultural stereotypes.
TikTok creators from the U.S. migrate to Xiaohongshu, sparking cross-cultural exchanges that challenge stereotypes and offer fresh insights into everyday life between China and America.
The exodus of TikTok creators from the U.S. has sparked cross-cultural ‘life audits’ on Xiaohongshu, as Chinese and American netizens compare lifestyles and challenge stereotypes, fostering deeper understanding.
American TikTok creators migrating to Xiaohongshu spark cross-cultural ‘life audits,’ challenging stereotypes and fostering mutual understanding between Chinese and American netizens.
An influx of TikTok creators to Xiaohongshu is sparking cross-cultural exchanges between Chinese and American netizens, challenging stereotypes and fostering mutual understanding.
The exodus of TikTok creators from the U.S. has sparked cross-cultural life ‘audits’ on China’s Xiaohongshu, challenging stereotypes and revealing surprising contrasts in living experiences.
American TikTok creators migrating to Xiaohongshu are sparking cross-cultural dialogues with Chinese netizens, comparing lifestyles and challenging stereotypes through ‘life audits’ on the platform.
Xiaohongshu becomes a hub for cross-cultural exchanges as ‘TikTok refugees’ from the U.S. compare life experiences with Chinese netizens, challenging stereotypes and fostering mutual understanding.
The migration of TikTok creators to Xiaohongshu has sparked cross-cultural conversations between Chinese and American netizens, challenging stereotypes and fostering mutual understanding through shared experiences.