Zheng Qinwen’s French Open Run Ends in Quarterfinal Defeat to Sabalenka
Chinese tennis star Zheng Qinwen’s French Open campaign ended in the quarterfinals with a hard-fought loss to top-seeded Aryna Sabalenka.
June 2025
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Yuncheng Salt Lake Shimmers in Summer Heat: A Natural Marvel
Yuncheng Salt Lake in Shanxi dazzles with vibrant summer hues, blending 4,000 years of history with natural beauty. Known as China’s ‘Dead Sea,’ it’s a global inland sulfate lake marvel.
Xi Jinping, Lukashenko Strengthen Ties in Beijing Meeting
Chinese President Xi Jinping and Belarusian leader Alexander Lukashenko met in Beijing to deepen bilateral cooperation and discuss economic partnerships.
S. Korea’s New President Pledges Dialogue to Ease Tensions with DPRK
South Korea’s President Lee Jae-myung pledges dialogue with the DPRK to foster peace, marking a shift from previous policies. Analysts watch for Pyongyang’s response.
Australia’s Q1 Economic Growth Slows to 0.2%, Misses Forecasts
Australia’s Q1 2025 GDP growth slowed to 0.2%, below forecasts, as household spending and exports weakened, impacting regional economic dynamics.
Lil’ Nuo’s Dragon Boat Festival Adventure Unveils Traditions
Follow Lil’ Nuo, a curious zongzi, as he explores the Dragon Boat Festival’s traditions through encounters with symbolic figures in a heartwarming village tale.
Controversial ‘Enhanced Games’ Spark Global Debate on Sports Ethics
The proposed ‘Enhanced Games,’ promoting drug use in sports, faces global backlash from anti-doping agencies and ethical concerns over athlete safety.
From Uzbekistan to Beijing: Fariza’s Journey of Belonging in China
Uzbek student Fariza shares her six-year journey in Beijing, blending education, cultural discovery, and personal growth in a city where tradition meets modernity.
China Breaks Quantum Communication Barrier with 300-Km Secure Network
Chinese researchers achieve 300-km quantum communication milestone, enhancing secure data transmission capabilities and strengthening global tech leadership.
Earth-Sized Exoplanet Found in Habitable Zone Through Sino-German Collaboration
Chinese-German team discovers Earth-sized exoplanet in a star’s habitable zone using innovative TTV method, advancing search for extraterrestrial life.
China, EU Strengthen Economic Dialogue at WTO Meeting
China and EU officials hold strategic talks on economic cooperation at WTO meeting, agreeing to advance key bilateral trade agendas.
Elon Musk Slams Trump’s Tax Bill as ‘Disgusting Abomination’ Amid GOP Divide
Elon Musk condemns Trump’s tax and spending bill as a ‘disgusting abomination,’ sparking debate among GOP senators over fiscal responsibility and deficit concerns.
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.
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
UN condemns U.S.-Israel aid plan in Gaza amid reports of civilian deaths during food distribution. Security Council to vote on ceasefire and humanitarian access.
China’s Winter Wheat Harvest in Full Swing: A Golden Spectacle
China’s winter wheat harvest peaks in Shanxi Province, showcasing advanced agricultural practices and ensuring global food security.
Russia’s Shoigu Meets DPRK Leader Kim Jong Un in Pyongyang Amid Ukraine Talks
Russian Security Council Secretary Sergei Shoigu meets DPRK leader Kim Jong Un in Pyongyang to discuss bilateral ties and Ukraine, following recent military agreements.
Record Sargassum Seaweed Chokes Caribbean, Threatens Ecosystems
Record sargassum seaweed inundates Caribbean shores, disrupting tourism and ecosystems. Scientists warn of worsening conditions in June.
Lee Jae-myung Sworn In as South Korea’s President Amid Economic Pledges
Lee Jae-myung begins presidency vowing to address South Korea’s post-martial law challenges and economic slowdown, with immediate focus on cost-of-living concerns and US trade talks.
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.