Stay Informed with the China Weekly News Quiz: February 10-16, 2025
Test your knowledge on the latest developments in the Chinese mainland with our China Weekly News Quiz for February 10-16, 2025. Stay informed and engaged.
February 2025
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Xi’s Encouragement Fuels Young Hockey Stars’ Rise to National Team
From President Xi’s encouragement at a 2018 China-Russia Friendship Match to young hockey players now on China’s national team, discover how leadership inspires sporting success.
First Locally Born Giant Panda Cubs Debut at Ocean Park Hong Kong
Ocean Park Hong Kong introduces its first locally born giant panda cubs, inviting residents to name the adorable twins and celebrating a milestone in conservation.
Ne Zha 2 Breaks North American Records, Becomes Second Highest-Grossing Animated Film Globally
‘Ne Zha 2’ sets new records in North America, earning $3.1M on opening day and ranking as the world’s second highest-grossing animated film with a total of $1.62B.
Ne Zha 2 Breaks Two-Decade Records in North America
Chinese animated blockbuster ‘Ne Zha 2′ makes history in North America, breaking two-decade records for Chinese-language films’ pre-sale earnings and screenings.
China and Austria Commit to Strengthening Multilateralism at Munich Security Conference
At the Munich Security Conference, China and Austria pledged to uphold multilateralism, support the UN, and strengthen bilateral relations amid global security challenges.
China Raises Concerns Over U.S. Influence in South China Sea at Munich Conference
At the Munich Security Conference, China voiced alarm over U.S. influence in the South China Sea, highlighting tensions surrounding the Philippine vessel BRP Sierra Madre.
Severe Flooding Hits Kentucky Amid Torrential Rains
Severe rainfall has led to significant flooding in Kentucky and surrounding Southern states, prompting evacuations and emergency responses.
First Hong Kong-Born Giant Panda Cubs Make Public Debut
Hong Kong’s Ocean Park welcomes its first locally born giant panda cubs, inviting the public to name the adorable twins.
Chongqing’s Blooming Plum Blossoms Attract Spring Visitors
Early spring in Chongqing brings a stunning display of pink plum blossoms, attracting visitors to enjoy the vibrant floral scenery.
Miao Community Celebrates Bountiful Harvest with Vibrant Traditions in Guizhou
Members of the Miao ethnic group in Huishui County, Guizhou, celebrated this year’s bountiful harvest with traditional song, dance, and costume shows.
Stampede at New Delhi Train Station Claims 18 Lives
At least 18 people lost their lives in a stampede at New Delhi railway station as thousands awaited trains to the Maha Kumbh Hindu festival.
Guizhou Villagers Exhibit Remarkable Teamwork by Moving Entire House
Villagers in Guizhou Province on the Chinese mainland have showcased remarkable teamwork by moving an entire house to a new location.
Global Leaders Condemn US Tariff Policies at Munich Security Conference
Global leaders voiced concerns over US protectionist tariffs at the Munich Security Conference, highlighting the negative impact of arbitrary trade measures.
Mac McClung Achieves Historic Three-Peat in NBA Dunk Contest
Mac McClung made history at NBA All-Star Saturday Night by achieving the first three-peat in dunk contest glory with four perfect dunks.
Shanghai Sharks Triumph in Inaugural CBA Club Cup with Bledsoe as MVP
The Shanghai Sharks clinched the inaugural CBA Club Cup, defeating the Xinjiang Flying Tigers in a thrilling final. Eric Bledsoe earned MVP honors with a standout performance.
Oscar Judges Laud Chinese Blockbuster ‘Ne Zha 2’ as Major Industry Success
Two Oscar judges commend ‘Ne Zha 2,’ highlighting it as a significant achievement for the Chinese film industry and its growing global influence.
Lavrov and Rubio Plan Summit Between Putin and Trump to Boost US-Russia Ties
Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov and US Secretary Rubio agree to prepare for a potential summit between Putin and Trump, aiming to enhance bilateral relations.
Top Tennis Star Jannik Sinner Accepts 3-Month Ban Over Doping Case
Top-ranked tennis player Jannik Sinner accepts a three-month ban in a settlement with WADA, resolving a doping case that has lingered over him for nearly a year.
Jannik Sinner Accepts 3-Month Ban in Doping Settlement
Top tennis player Jannik Sinner settles doping case with a three-month ban, allowing him to compete in upcoming Grand Slam tournaments.