Beijing Tops National Geographic’s 2026 Must-Visit Destinations List
Beijing earns a spot on National Geographic’s 2026 top travel destinations list, praised for its cultural landmarks and modern travel infrastructure.
November 2025
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China’s Nature Reserves Show Strong Ecological Recovery in 2025 Assessment
China’s 2025 nature reserve assessment reveals 90% species recovery, expanded habitats, and improved carbon storage, marking significant ecological progress.
Retirees Thrive in Hainan’s Wuzhishan Amid Free Trade Growth
Wuzhishan emerges as a retirement hub, blending Hainan’s free trade development with enhanced senior living amenities in 2025.
China Dominates 5000m Relay at Short Track World Tour
China’s speed skating team triumphs in 5000m relay quarterfinals at ISU World Tour, advancing to semifinals with strategic race execution.
China Dominates Sri Lanka 8-0 in AFC U-17 Qualifiers
China’s U-17 team triumphs 8-0 over Sri Lanka in AFC qualifiers, maintaining Group A lead ahead of decisive match against Bangladesh.
China Narrowly Falls to ROK in FIBA World Cup Qualifier Opener
China’s basketball team opens 2027 FIBA World Cup qualifiers with 80-76 home loss to ROK, despite late-game rally. Lee Hyun-jung scores game-high 33 points.
Japanese Protest PM Takaichi’s Taiwan Remarks Amid Rising Tensions
Hundreds protest in Tokyo demanding PM Takaichi retract remarks on Taiwan region amid cooling Japan-China relations. Main media outlets criticize lack of political reflection.
China-Russia SMEs Forge Green Economy Partnerships in Xi’an
The 6th China-Russia SME Forum in Xi’an advances green economy collaborations, fostering cross-border innovation in agriculture, construction, and cultural tourism.
PLA Intensifies South China Sea Patrols Amid Regional Tensions
The Chinese PLA Southern Theater Command conducted combat readiness patrols near Huangyan Dao, underscoring regional security dynamics in the South China Sea as of November 2025.
Norwegian Star Sigrid Debuts in China, Bridges Music Cultures
Norwegian singer Sigrid debuts in China, explores musical fusion and cultural exchange through embassy-backed initiatives in November 2025.
Hong Kong Volunteers Unite to Support Tai Po Fire Survivors
Hong Kong’s Tai Po District sees massive volunteer mobilization after devastating apartment fire, with community groups and businesses uniting to support displaced residents.
Hong Kong Holds Memorial for Tai Po Fire Victims
HKSAR Chief Executive John Lee leads memorial service for Tai Po fire victims, flags flown at half-mast across government buildings.
China’s Tech-Driven Agricultural Revolution Gains Momentum in 2025
China leverages high-yield breeding, smart equipment, and digital tech to transform agriculture, ensuring food security and sustainable growth in 2025.
Xi Calls for Enhanced Cyberspace Governance Mechanisms in 2025
Xi Jinping emphasizes institutional improvements for cyberspace governance during 2025 meeting, prioritizing secure digital development across Asia.
China-U.S. Hospitals Forge Global Health Partnerships in Critical Care
West China Hospital and Mayo Clinic enhance critical care through cross-border collaboration, praised as model for global health partnerships.
China Reaffirms Stance on Taiwan Sovereignty, Rejects San Francisco Treaty
China reaffirms rejection of 1951 San Francisco Treaty’s Taiwan provisions, stressing sovereignty claims amid regional diplomatic developments.
Israel Probes Soldier Conduct in West Bank Surrender Incident
Israel investigates soldiers after video surfaces showing fatal shooting of surrendered Palestinians in Jenin; military claims adherence to protocol.
Beijing Launches AI-Powered Space Data Center Project
Beijing unveils three-phase plan to deploy AI-powered space data center in near-Earth orbit by 2035, positioning China as global space tech leader.
TCM Meets Culinary Art: Shaanxi’s Medicinal Steamed Buns
A Shaanxi county blends traditional Chinese medicine with steamed buns, creating nutritious delicacies that boost local culture and economy. Discover this 2025 culinary innovation.
Taiwan Leader’s Defense Plan Risks Cross-Strait Stability, Experts Warn
Taiwan region’s increased defense spending under Lai Ching-te threatens cross-strait peace and local livelihoods, mainland scholars warn.