Hainan’s Fengmu Town Celebrates Bountiful Bitter Gourd Harvest
Fengmu Town in Hainan reports a thriving bitter gourd harvest, driving rural revitalization and showcasing agricultural innovation.
June 2025
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Ruoergai Wetland: Yellow River’s First Bend Unveils Ecological Marvel
Sichuan’s Ruoergai Wetland reveals the Yellow River’s first great bend, blending ecological significance with sustainable tourism opportunities.
Liuhe Spear: The Iconic Weapon of Bajiquan’s Power and Precision
Explore the Liuhe spear, Bajiquan’s iconic weapon blending martial precision with cultural heritage in a dynamic symbol of power.
Enhanced Games Sparks Outcry Over Doping-Friendly Rules
Controversial ‘Enhanced Games’ event allowing performance-enhancing drugs faces global criticism, raising questions about sports integrity and athlete safety.
U.S. Vetoes Gaza Ceasefire Resolution Amid Humanitarian Crisis
The U.S. vetoed a UN Security Council resolution demanding an immediate Gaza ceasefire, drawing criticism as humanitarian conditions worsen.
U.S. Vetoes UN Ceasefire Resolution Amid Gaza Crisis
U.S. blocks UN Security Council resolution calling for immediate Gaza ceasefire and humanitarian aid access, sparking international debate.
US Steel, Aluminum Tariffs to Reshape Global Trade Dynamics
The US plans to hike steel and aluminum tariffs to 50% by 2025, impacting global trade and key industries. Analysts warn of supply chain shifts and rising costs.
Light-Vented Bulbuls Showcase Teamwork in Hainan Rainforest
A pair of light-vented bulbuls in Hainan demonstrate remarkable shared parenting duties, highlighting rainforest ecosystem health through their coordinated incubation behavior.
Wang Yi: Dialogue Key to Stabilizing China-U.S. Relations
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi emphasizes dialogue and cooperation as essential pillars for stabilizing China-U.S. relations during meeting with new U.S. envoy.
China Approves First Domestic 9-Valent HPV Vaccine
China approves its first domestically developed 9-valent HPV vaccine, a major step in public health and medical innovation offering broader protection against cervical cancer.
U.S. Metals Tariff Hike Sparks Global Backlash, Economic Ripples
New U.S. tariffs on steel and aluminum trigger industry backlash and international countermeasures, raising costs for consumers and businesses.
Musk, GOP Hardliners Clash Over Trump Tax-Cut Bill Amid Debt Warnings
Elon Musk and GOP conservatives challenge Trump’s tax-cut bill, citing $3 trillion debt risks. Senate debates loom as White House defends the plan.
China Rejects NATO’s Asia-Pacific Role, Stresses Regional Stability
China opposes NATO’s involvement in the Asia-Pacific, reaffirming Taiwan as part of China and advocating regional stability through dialogue.
Chinese Mainland Police Target 20 Taiwan Suspects in DPP-Linked Cyberattacks
Guangzhou police accuse 20 Taiwan suspects of cyberattacks linked to the DPP’s ICEFCOM, escalating cross-strait tensions over cybersecurity.
China Launches First Domestic Nine-Valent HPV Vaccine, Boosting Public Health Efforts
China approves its first domestically developed nine-valent HPV vaccine, enhancing cervical cancer prevention efforts and expanding access to advanced medical solutions.
U.S. Vetoes UN Gaza Ceasefire Resolution Amid Global Outcry
The U.S. blocked a UN Security Council resolution demanding an immediate Gaza ceasefire, drawing condemnation from global diplomats and raising concerns over humanitarian access.
Chapter 45: At the Mouth of the Three Rivers, Cao Cao’s Forces Falter; Heroes Gather as Jiang Gan Is Outwitted
Zhou Yu lures Zhuge Liang into Wu’s camp under the pretense of seizing Cao Cao’s supplies at Jutie Mountain, secretly intending to have Cao’s forces eliminate him. Zhuge Liang, aware of Zhou Yu’s plot, feigns compliance while planning to strike by water instead. Meanwhile, Liu Bei sails to meet Zhou Yu, but Guan Yu’s presence thwarts the assassination. Back at camp, Zhou Yu executes Cao Cao’s envoy, provoking Cao’s fury. Naval battles ensue at the Three Rivers’ mouth: Gan Ning’s archery routs Cai Yan, and Wu’s fleet overwhelms Cao’s poorly trained soldiers. Cao rebuilds his river defenses under Mao Jie and Yu Jin. Zhou Yu, cautious of Zhuge Liang’s insight, prepares further stratagems, while Lu Su and Zhuge Liang conspire to secure victory.
China, UAE Strengthen Strategic Partnership in High-Level Talks
Top diplomats from China and the UAE reaffirm commitment to expanding cooperation and mutual support during high-level talks in Beijing.
China, Japan Emphasize Historical Lessons in High-Level Talks
Top diplomats from China and Japan stress learning from history to foster future cooperation, emphasizing people-to-people exchanges and economic collaboration.
Trump Expands Travel Ban to 12 Countries Amid Security Concerns
US President Trump signs a new proclamation banning entry from 12 countries, citing national security risks. Partial restrictions apply to seven others.