China-Turkmenistan Cultural Exhibitions Highlight Shared Heritage
Two major Chinese cultural exhibitions open in Ashgabat, showcasing equestrian traditions and Dehua porcelain, fostering cross-cultural dialogue until July.
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Lee Jae-myung: South Korea’s Populist President Rises From Poverty to Power
South Korea’s new President Lee Jae-myung rises from factory worker to leader amid legal challenges and promises of economic reform.
UN Slams U.S.-Led Gaza Aid Plan as Chaos Claims Lives
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China’s Winter Wheat Harvest in Full Swing: A Golden Spectacle
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Russia’s Shoigu Meets DPRK Leader Kim Jong Un in Pyongyang Amid Ukraine Talks
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Lee Jae-myung Sworn In as South Korea’s President Amid Economic Pledges
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Chapter 44: Zhuge Liang Outsmarts Zhou Yu; Sun Quan Resolves to Crush Cao Cao
Lady Wu urges Sun Quan to consult Zhou Yu. Zhou Yu returns, initially inclined to surrender to Cao Cao, but Lu Su angrily opposes. When Zhuge Liang arrives, he coolly rebukes both sides: surrender secures nothing, and he proposes a stratagem—send Cao Cao the Qiao sisters. By offering Da Qiao and Xiao Qiao, whom Cao Cao covets, Wu could force his retreat without fighting. Upon hearing Zhuge Liang recite the “Ode to the Bronze Sparrow Terrace,” Zhou Yu realizes the ruse and vows never to submit. Encouraged, Sun Quan boldly resolves to raise arms against Cao Cao. Thus, Eastern Wu commits to war, forging a crucial alliance and setting the stage for the conflict to come.
Global Seed Vault Safeguards 11,000+ New Crop Samples for Future Food Security
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China’s Wang Yi Stresses Dialogue in Key Meeting with U.S. Ambassador Perdue
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi meets U.S. Ambassador David Perdue, emphasizing dialogue and cooperation amid bilateral challenges.
China-California Forum Bridges Trade Gaps in Los Angeles
Over 150 leaders convene in LA for 7th annual China-California Business Forum, focusing on trade innovation amid global economic challenges.
AI Governance Takes Center Stage at Web Summit Vancouver
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China, Japan Strengthen Economic Ties Amid Global Challenges
Chinese Premier Li Qiang meets Japanese business leaders to enhance economic cooperation and stabilize bilateral relations through trade and mutual investments.
Lee Jae-myung Wins South Korean Presidential Election: Media Reports
Lee Jae-myung secures victory in South Korea’s presidential race, focusing on economic reforms and regional diplomacy, according to local media reports.
Veteran Designer Reveals J-10 Fighter Jet’s Cutting-Edge Evolution
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Lee Jae-myung Leads South Korea’s Snap Presidential Election
Exit polls project Lee Jae-myung to win South Korea’s snap presidential election, signaling potential policy shifts in economic reform and regional diplomacy.
EU Prepares Countermeasures as U.S. Steel Tariffs Spark Trade Tensions
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Musk’s Clash with U.S. Government Reveals Trump Administration Rifts
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U.S. Guitar Pedal Maker Faces Bankruptcy Amid Tariff Pressures
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Russia-Ukraine Talks Show Progress, Compromise Possible Amid Conflict
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