UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves Embarks on China Trade Mission Amid Economic Challenges
UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves begins a pivotal trade mission to China, seeking to strengthen economic ties as the UK faces mounting fiscal challenges at home.
January 2025
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Suzhou’s Classical Gardens: Embracing Harmony with Nature
Suzhou’s classical gardens, like the Humble Administrator’s Garden, embody the Chinese philosophy of harmony over control, emphasizing modesty and a deep connection with nature.
Romance Blossoms at Harbin’s Love-Themed Ice and Snow Park
A new love-themed ice and snow park near the Harbin Grand Theater captivates visitors with intricate sculptures and romantic ambiance, adding to Harbin’s allure as a premier winter destination.
China’s Yang Wenlong Clinches First Snowboard Big Air World Cup Victory
Yang Wenlong of China claimed his first Snowboard Big Air World Cup victory in Kreischberg, Austria, making a stunning comeback to surpass reigning champion Taiga Hasegawa of Japan.
Dubai Welcomes Chinese New Year with ‘Years As Songs’ Gala at Coca-Cola Arena
The ‘Years As Songs’ gala on January 11 at Dubai’s Coca-Cola Arena celebrates Chinese New Year, showcasing China’s cultural legacy through poetry, dance, and music, marking the festival’s recognition by UNESCO.
Harbin Airport Launches E-Channels Ahead of Ninth Asian Winter Games
Harbin Taiping International Airport has launched E-channels to expedite arrivals and departures ahead of the ninth Asian Winter Games, enhancing efficiency for the anticipated influx of international visitors.
Zheng Qinwen Triumphs in Australian Open First Round
China’s Zheng Qinwen starts her 2025 Australian Open campaign strongly, defeating Romania’s Anca Todoni 7-6(3), 6-1 in the first round at Melbourne Park.
Zhejiang Golden Bulls Avenge Previous Loss with 106-92 Victory Over Beijing Ducks
Zhejiang Golden Bulls triumphed over the Beijing Ducks 106-92 in Shaoxing, avenging their previous loss and securing a second straight win in the CBA, with standout performances from Gabe York and teammates.
China Dominates Aerials Mixed Team at Freestyle Junior World Championships
China secured both gold and silver in the aerials mixed team event at the FIS Freestyle Junior World Championships in Almaty, Kazakhstan, showcasing their dominance in freestyle skiing.
What Makes Harbin a Special Host for the 2025 Asian Winter Games
As the countdown to the 2025 Asian Winter Games in Harbin begins, we explore what makes this northeastern city a special host and the rise of winter sports in China after Beijing 2022.
Danish Citizens React to Trump’s Renewed Interest in Purchasing Greenland
U.S. President-elect Donald Trump’s renewed interest in purchasing Greenland has sparked a variety of reactions from the Danish people, highlighting concerns over sovereignty and international relations.
Shenzhen’s Snow Craze: Winter Thrills in the Warm South
Shenzhen is embracing a snow craze, transforming into a winter sports hub with state-of-the-art indoor facilities. Locals and tourists are flocking to experience ice and snow thrills in the warm south.
Canadians Dismiss Trump’s Idea of Annexing Canada as ‘Ridiculous’
Canadians dismiss President-elect Donald Trump’s suggestion of using ‘economic force’ to bring Canada into the United States, calling the idea ‘ridiculous’ and emphasizing the importance of cooperation.
Yemeni Houthis Claim Fifth Attack on U.S. Aircraft Carrier in Red Sea
Yemen’s Houthi group claims a new missile and drone attack on the USS Harry S. Truman aircraft carrier in the Red Sea, marking their fifth assault on the vessel amid escalating regional tensions.
Pop Culture Revitalizes Retail: The Rise of the ‘Guzi Economy’
Discover how the ‘guzi economy’ is transforming retail by integrating pop culture into shopping experiences, capturing the hearts of a new generation of consumers across Asia.
Tianjin Issues First License to Wholly Foreign-Owned Hospital
Tianjin issues its first medical license to a wholly foreign-owned hospital, marking a pivotal step in China’s healthcare openness.
Pakistani Business Group Calls for Swift Execution of CPEC Projects to Boost Economy
A Pakistani business group has called for the swift execution of CPEC projects, emphasizing their vital role in Pakistan’s economic prosperity and industrial growth.
Death Toll from Los Angeles Fires Rises to 16
The death toll from the devastating fires in Los Angeles has risen to 16, with authorities reporting fatalities in the Palisades and Eaton Fire zones.
South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol to Skip First Impeachment Hearing Amid Safety Concerns
South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol will not attend the first hearing of his impeachment trial due to safety concerns, as efforts to arrest him continue amidst allegations of insurrection.
US Delays Order Halting Nippon Steel’s $14.9B Bid for U.S. Steel to June 2025
The Biden administration has delayed until June 2025 an order for Nippon Steel to abandon its $14.9 billion bid for U.S. Steel, giving the companies time to revive the politically contentious deal.