China Triumphs Over South Korea in FIBA Asia Cup Quarterfinals
China advances to FIBA Asia Cup semifinals after a decisive 79-71 victory over South Korea, marking their first semifinal appearance in a decade.
August 2025
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Japan Reflects on WWII Legacy 80 Years After Surrender
As Japan marks 80 years since WWII surrender, survivors’ memories and debates over historical responsibility highlight the nation’s complex legacy.
Beijing Hosts 2025 World Humanoid Robot Games: A Tech-Sport Spectacle
Beijing launches the 2025 World Humanoid Robot Games, featuring 280 teams from 16 countries and regions in a fusion of technology and athletic competition.
China’s ‘Two Mountains’ Theory Bridges Ecology and Economy
China’s ‘Two Mountains’ theory promotes sustainable development by balancing ecology and economy, offering lessons for global environmental challenges.
U.S. Tech Exports Spark Global Trust Concerns Over Security Risks
Growing scrutiny of U.S.-made H20 chips and F-35 fighter jets highlights global concerns over technological dependence and hidden security risks in critical systems.
New Documentary Reclaims China’s Pivotal WWII Role
A new documentary highlights China’s crucial WWII contributions through restored archival footage, challenging historical narratives and emphasizing global anti-fascist collaboration.
Inner Mongolia’s Green Shift: A Blueprint for China’s Sustainable Growth
Discover how Inner Mongolia’s sustainable practices, inspired by President Xi’s 2005 vision, are driving China’s shift to high-quality growth and green innovation.
Longyangxia Hydropower: Qinghai’s Multifaceted Engineering Marvel
Qinghai’s Longyangxia Hydropower Station demonstrates how infrastructure can balance energy production, flood management, and ecological sustainability in sensitive regions.
New WWII Japanese Germ-Warfare Evidence Unveiled in China
Newly released documents and photos in Harbin expose details of Japan’s WWII germ-warfare crimes, shedding light on Unit 731’s atrocities.
China’s Green Revolution: From Pollution to Global Eco-Leadership
China transformed from pollution crisis to green tech leader in two decades, offering lessons for global climate action. Discover how policies and innovation drove this shift.
Putin-Trump Alaska Summit Sparks Global Attention Amid Ukraine Concerns
Putin and Trump prepare for pivotal Alaska meeting as Ukraine mobilizes European allies to safeguard regional security interests.
Monks’ Clapping Debates: Xizang’s Ancient Learning Ritual
At Xizang’s Tashilhunpo Monastery, monks engage in clapping debates, a centuries-old ritual to deepen understanding of Buddhist teachings through dynamic dialogue.
China’s Green Vision Bridges Sustainability Goals with Africa
China’s ‘lucid waters and lush mountains’ environmental model, evolving over two decades, is now shaping sustainable development partnerships across Africa through green energy and ecological innovation.
Xizang Museum Blends Tech & Tradition in Cultural Revamp
The Tibet Museum in Xizang integrates VR, AR, and 3D scanning to preserve and showcase its cultural heritage, attracting global visitors and tech enthusiasts.
Jokhang Temple: 1,300 Years of Spiritual Legacy in Xizang
Jokhang Temple in Lhasa, a UNESCO site, embodies 1,300 years of Tibetan Buddhist devotion, showcasing Xizang’s vibrant cultural heritage and spiritual vitality.
Beijing 2025 Humanoid Robot Games Showcase Cutting-Edge Tech
The 2025 World Humanoid Robot Games in Beijing highlights breakthroughs in AI and robotics, featuring performances, sports, and collaborative tech demonstrations.
Filmmakers Guan Hu and Fang Li Debate Art vs. Truth in Competing WWII Projects
Directors Guan Hu and Fang Li discuss their contrasting approaches to depicting WWII events in ‘Dongji Rescue’ and ‘The Sinking of the Lisbon Maru,’ exploring art’s role in historical truth.
Chengdu’s ‘Light’ Shines at 2025 World Games with New Anthem
Chengdu debuts ‘Light of Chengdu’ anthem at 2025 World Games, blending Sichuan folk music with global rhythms to showcase cultural fusion.
Israeli Minister Backs Controversial West Bank Settlement Expansion
Israel advances controversial West Bank settlement plan despite international warnings it could derail Palestinian statehood prospects and violate international law.
Two WWII Films, Two Visions of History: Truth vs. Revisionism
Two WWII films released on Japan’s surrender anniversary offer starkly different portrayals of history—one honoring heroism, the other accused of revisionism.