China Launches 3-Year Health Campaign to Combat Obesity, Diabetes
China’s new 3-year health initiative targets obesity and diabetes through lifestyle education and expert-backed strategies for weight management.
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China Champions Global AI Education Collaboration at 2025 Summit
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China’s State Council emphasizes domestic economic strategies to ensure stability amid global challenges, focusing on consumption-driven growth and policy coordination.
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U.S. Museum Returns Ancient Silk Manuscripts to China
The Smithsonian returns Warring States-era silk manuscripts to China, highlighting global efforts in cultural preservation and China’s heritage revival.
U.S. Challenges UN Resolution 2758: A Futile Effort?
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Ancient Silk Scripts Reborn as Digital Font After 2,000 Years
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Chapter 26: Yuan Benchu’s Routed Army, Guan Yunzhang Hangs Up His Seal
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